8LikesYOKOMO Touring Car BD-7
10-30-2012, 10:29 PM
#873
THAT BD7 HAS BECOME AVAILABLE.
IT IS NEW IN THE BOX BD7
I ALSO HAVE ALOT OF OTHER PARTS IN STOCK
PM ME FOR DETAILS AND PRICE LIST
IT IS NEW IN THE BOX BD7
I ALSO HAVE ALOT OF OTHER PARTS IN STOCK
PM ME FOR DETAILS AND PRICE LIST
Last edited by jumpnjack; 10-30-2012 at 10:47 PM. Reason: tired and correct typos
10-30-2012, 10:31 PM
#874
So, uh... do the DCJ's take bigger wheel nuts and hexes? The thread on that thing looks rather rotund.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
10-30-2012, 10:35 PM
#876
So, uh... do the DCJ's take bigger wheel nuts and hexes? The thread on that thing looks rather rotund.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
10-30-2012, 10:43 PM
#877
So, uh... do the DCJ's take bigger wheel nuts and hexes? The thread on that thing looks rather rotund.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
10-30-2012, 10:51 PM
#879
10-31-2012, 02:01 AM
#880
Tech Apprentice
Read back through my threads, ive had the car yet another two weeks, yet another couple of A finals (every week) and YET STILL TO BREAK A BLOODY THING!!!! Can use guys not drive or something??? Sell up and get a train set, thats what i think you need. My top notch permanent indoor carpet track has just changed the layout after the 8 week run and my god this particular new layout is a car breaker if you get it wrong. And i mean all cars, 2X T4`s delaminated chassis last week and plastic and graphite busting on all makes and models, all the drivers were scared to push hard!! Did my BD7 break anything ..............NO NO NO NO NO, did i batter it to death................YES YES YES YES YES 
10-31-2012, 04:18 AM
#881
So, uh... do the DCJ's take bigger wheel nuts and hexes? The thread on that thing looks rather rotund.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
10-31-2012, 04:46 AM
#882
I'm not being funny, but after reading some of the crap on this thread about the cars breaking and needing to run alu parts... If your breaking that many parts, run a slower class! Your obviously out of control if your breaking that many parts.
Any car will break if you hit something hard enough. Run a class that you can control and do 5 minutes without a mistake, you'll enjoy the racing alot more and not look like a tool when you come on forums complaining your car broke from a full speed accident.
Try going up a curb in your real car at any more than a crawl and complain to Honda when you've buckled a wheel and blown a tire.... :-/
Any car will break if you hit something hard enough. Run a class that you can control and do 5 minutes without a mistake, you'll enjoy the racing alot more and not look like a tool when you come on forums complaining your car broke from a full speed accident.
Try going up a curb in your real car at any more than a crawl and complain to Honda when you've buckled a wheel and blown a tire.... :-/
10-31-2012, 05:26 AM
#883
So, uh... do the DCJ's take bigger wheel nuts and hexes? The thread on that thing looks rather rotund.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
I know CVD's aren't cool anymore, but it's nice to see Yokomo include some solid looking STEEL CVD's in the kit. I'm surprised this car has a bad reputation for durability, some of the parts seem rather overbuilt compared to other brands.
10-31-2012, 06:13 AM
#884
10-31-2012, 06:51 AM
#885
I'm not being funny, but after reading some of the crap on this thread about the cars breaking and needing to run alu parts... If your breaking that many parts, run a slower class! Your obviously out of control if your breaking that many parts.
Any car will break if you hit something hard enough. Run a class that you can control and do 5 minutes without a mistake, you'll enjoy the racing alot more and not look like a tool when you come on forums complaining your car broke from a full speed accident.
Try going up a curb in your real car at any more than a crawl and complain to Honda when you've buckled a wheel and blown a tire.... :-/
Any car will break if you hit something hard enough. Run a class that you can control and do 5 minutes without a mistake, you'll enjoy the racing alot more and not look like a tool when you come on forums complaining your car broke from a full speed accident.
Try going up a curb in your real car at any more than a crawl and complain to Honda when you've buckled a wheel and blown a tire.... :-/