YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7
#2266
I love tamiya springs on asphalt ...used them quite a bit ....but will be trying the Tshox with yokomo blues on asphalt this upcoming weekend.
#2267
Tech Lord
iTrader: (86)
I did..
just the bottom raceberry chassis works great , with the raceberry top deck make the car very unpreditable or rolled alittle too much for my taste..
Im still working on short T-shox and RSD T4 springs..I can't find the right combo springs and shock oil ,like the Yokomo blue front and rear .
just the bottom raceberry chassis works great , with the raceberry top deck make the car very unpreditable or rolled alittle too much for my taste..
Im still working on short T-shox and RSD T4 springs..I can't find the right combo springs and shock oil ,like the Yokomo blue front and rear .
#2279
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
The angle of the axle is never extreme to the point where the car scrubs speeds. In the front, i get it, when the front wheels turn left and right and go up and down. But in the rear, really? If i just think of the physics, and how much a sedan's suspension moves, with the camber changes, and toe angles...
#2280
Tech Elite
iTrader: (8)
Started my build yesterday and everything so far has gone smoothly. However, when mounting the shock towers were a slight pain in the butt. You really have to apply a lot of pressure to fit on.
Also, after installing the center spur pulley unit, I noticed some side to side movement. Is this normal?
Cheers.
Edward
Also, after installing the center spur pulley unit, I noticed some side to side movement. Is this normal?
Cheers.
Edward