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Old 12-12-2015, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by acutts
Thanks most helpful just ordering them all now.
What did you expect?

You're the first who got the kit and ask about what to upgrade when you build the kit?!
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Old 12-13-2015, 01:05 PM
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My recommendation
B7-3157B
B7-3142B
B7-BW20
B7-8DF16
YS-7HG


Has someone already extensively BD-7 16 tested? what you have set?

I was yesterday
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Old 12-14-2015, 08:53 AM
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Nicolas Lee in action with his BD7 2016 at the ETS:

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Originally Posted by niznai
What did you expect?

You're the first who got the kit and ask about what to upgrade when you build the kit?!

Everyone has to start somewhere - it's not like his purchase kept others from getting one.

Not necessarily must haves, but titanium screws, titanium tie rods, and ceramic bearings are good upgrades. Ask guys at your track what springs and tires.

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Getting my kit soon - aside from the Yokomo springs for the 2016 shocks, what other brands will fit?
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Old 12-14-2015, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by mikeygar
Getting my kit soon - aside from the Yokomo springs for the 2016 shocks, what other brands will fit?
all the short springs like Xray, VBC, etc but none of old Yokomo long ones
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Old 12-15-2015, 12:35 AM
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my BD7 2016 just finished



BD7 2015 vs 2016

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Ronald Völker with his BD7 2016 at the ETS:

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I normally us Ko digital servo's but see there is a direct mount servo for the BD7 has anyone used this and is it a good better option than a high end Ko

Many thanks
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Originally Posted by acutts
I normally us Ko digital servo's but see there is a direct mount servo for the BD7 has anyone used this and is it a good better option than a high end Ko

Many thanks
This one?

It's supposed to be good - and Ronald Völker uses it as well:

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Originally Posted by acutts
I normally us Ko digital servo's but see there is a direct mount servo for the BD7 has anyone used this and is it a good better option than a high end Ko

Many thanks
We use the direct mount servo for the BD7. It is a Highest DLP650 in another case. We have also used the "normal" highest DLP650 and they have been the best servos we've ever tried. Also very durable.

The servos are Sanwa SSR compatible, so if you have a Sanwa/Airtronics M4S or M12/12S, you can use the fastest SSR mode on the radio. Not many servos other than specific Sanwa/Airtronic are SSR compatible.

Ronald Volker also uses the servo.
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I have a 2016 on order, ordering options now. Can someone confirm the springs that come in the 2016 kit? The manual says silver is that in fact correct?
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
Can choice SMJ & XRAY Short Spring
or YOKOMO New Spring
Thank you, I just checked your site, looks like you don't have the 2016 aluminum chassis in stock.
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I have a 2016 on order, ordering options now. Can someone confirm the springs that come in the 2016 kit? The manual says silver is that in fact correct?
Yes, Kit springs it sylver sylver

I use the springs xray, because I had no other springs Yokomo. 2.8-2.5 front and 2.6 rear goes well.

The Sylver are too soft on carpet
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Originally Posted by Migigu
Yes, Kit springs it sylver sylver

I use the springs xray, because I had no other springs Yokomo. 2.8-2.5 front and 2.6 rear goes well.

The Sylver are too soft on carpet
Thanks that helps, I have xray springs laying around.
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