Rock Racing

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Where can I find the newer Shin Edition conversion parts to update my car......

POOKYT

These are the only guys I know of who have it. Give then a look-see!

Brant

sosidge

Well, I was looking at Kyosho Japan's website the other day and saw that a Shin conversion kit was released on 20th July - TFW100 - at Y24,150

http://www.kyosho.com/jpn/products/r...duct_id=102520



Hopefully your usual Kyosho supplier should be able to get it, haven't looked myself.

Rock Racing

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That's it! does anyone know where to get it here in the states...speedtech? kyosho america? Ive looked on these sites and cant find the conversion.....

CSF0623

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Shinnosuke Adachi former Yokomo driver and had his own line of parts called Rayspeed.

M@t

Hi,

I'm looking for more setups for Stallion Shin edition.
I've already caught the one from Mark :-)

What kind of springs should I use?
What oil do you usually use?

Thx
M@t

Arn0

Check this webpage

King of B Main

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Arno....Thankyou

Definately going to try Adachies High bite asphalt setup at Socal.....

I wish Adachi had a rubber tire carpet setup we could look at??



Mark Dawson could you do me a favor and measure the height of your front Axles and rear Axles just want to see if there even or not...Your the only guy I know who has a shin.....

Thanks bro I appreciate it....

MDawson

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With a droop gauge; 5.5 front and 4.5 rear.

King of B Main

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Mark , I was hoping to get the measurement from a dial caliper....measurement from ground to top of axle...with droop even from front and back of car....


Thanks again Mark

MDawson

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23mm Front
24mm Rear

I am running a my rear pivot blocks 1mm higher in the rear.

King of B Main

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Thanks, Mark
so even with no spacers

Anemic_SluG

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IS this car dead already! I had such high hopes but noone is talking about it? How does it compare to the other TC's such as the 415 out there? I like Kyosho products but it seems that nobody is campaigning this ride.

MDawson

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Having campaigned Tamiya cars for quite some time, I would say that the Kyosho lineup including the Stallion and Shin Editions have as much adjustment flexibility as the competitive set of cars. From what I have seen, the product introductions are conservative; you wont have to keep looking over your shoulder wondering of they are going to release something new every 4 months.

Kyosho has a huge following in the Offroad and Onroad Nitro programs; in time you will see equal followings for electric onroad. The new products are rock-solid and feature rich.

There is a good group of owners to help, just ask. Good luck.

blown sv

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mdawson a question for you

running rubbers on ashapht , low to medium grip track , im having problems with off power grip on the rear , ive stiffened the front up with sway bar and oil, what else do you think would help ,what is the first thing you adjust to make big changes, new to electric , running mod btw