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Old 07-29-2013, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Cadman1981
Has anyone tried longer top links on their cars, front and rear? How does this affect the handling? I know it moves the roll center, but what else does it do?
Roll speed is slower.
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Originally Posted by DJGonzo69
Does anyone have spare parts they can sell me? I was going to get the BD7 on Wed, but Amain is back ordered on the parts I was looking for.

Yokomo Aluminum Rear-Rear Suspension Mount (Blue) (45.7mm)
Yokomo P3 O-Ring Collar (White) (4) (Thin) [YOKBD-S2W]
Kyosho Silicone O-Ring Set (P5/Orange) (10) [KYOORG05]
Yokomo Lightweight Graphite Rear Suspension Arm (39.5mm)


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I have wishdones in stock
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Originally Posted by missouri racer
any word on the BD7 RS?
Watch the video. Some coverage on the RS.

http://ca.video.search.yahoo.com/vid...-_r4&tit=Waigo[TV]+Yokomo+Showroom+BD7-RS+vers%2C+YRF001N%2C001W+%26amp%3B+more+!!+2013+. ..&c=0&sigr=11a1j5l14&age=0&fr=yfp-t-715&tt=b
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Originally Posted by JordanC
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Old 08-04-2013, 10:07 PM
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Volkers Euro winning set up

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/yoko...YokomoBD7.html


Looks like he's back to using a spool for this event...
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Volkers Euro winning set up

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/yoko...YokomoBD7.html


Looks like he's back to using a spool for this event...
So you're saying they changed out the diff for a spool in the "display car"
Euros


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Old 08-04-2013, 10:51 PM
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I don't want to burst anyone's bubble but that is prototype 12 gauge wire that you cannot buy off the shelf.
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The tires for the Euros have a pretty tall sidewall.....

BTW, thanks again to REdbull for the diff putty....

Can't wait to try the front diff this week!
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i am looking for double joint shafts for the rear of the bd7. are there any other ones than the ones from yokomo?? yokomo rear shafts break to easily.
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Originally Posted by vitomon
i am looking for double joint shafts for the rear of the bd7. are there any other ones than the ones from yokomo?? yokomo rear shafts break to easily.
I'm running the Yokomo dcj in the rear, no issues
How did you break them ?
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HPI Silver springs?? Is that like a magic option? I have all Yokomo springs, how are the HPI ones compared to those?

Also noticed he's using the Yokomo rear wing? Anyone try them yet?

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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
I'm running the Yokomo dcj in the rear, no issues
How did you break them ?
just ran them in modified in the winter for like 5 batteries and the right rear one broke instantly. is there any way you make 'em more durable??

i just took them out of the package and put some lubricating oil in there. that was it. took like 5 batteries and gone.
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Originally Posted by vitomon
just ran them in modified in the winter for like 5 batteries and the right rear one broke instantly. is there any way you make 'em more durable??

i just took them out of the package and put some lubricating oil in there. that was it. took like 5 batteries and gone.
You need to disassemble, clean everything, center drive pins, locktite grub screws, and use a good high load lubricant
From the package they are loosely assembled, with a rust protectant

You wouldn't run a diff from out of the package, the same deal, nothing is ready to run, even though some Yokomo parts are pre-assembled
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Originally Posted by Cadman1981
HPI Silver springs?? Is that like a magic option? I have all Yokomo springs, how are the HPI ones compared to those?

Also noticed he's using the Yokomo rear wing? Anyone try them yet?

Magic, no
Easy to drive, yes
Wing is cool for sure, but maybe mod speed is where it really shines ?
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