1LikesInferno MP9 thread
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05-05-2009, 12:59 PM
#1831
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Last edited by Megacrash; 05-05-2009 at 02:07 PM.
05-05-2009, 01:30 PM
#1833
I believe its just going to be a cheaper version of the car we already have. No anodized parts or velvet shocks.
05-05-2009, 02:11 PM
#1835
05-05-2009, 02:14 PM
#1836
TKI=Team Kyosho International, BUT, the current MP9 kit is the TKI version, not the one listed in the link(s) above or on BSI website. The new version is the standard grade version kit without all the HARD treatments and Velvet coatings. Also no wheels or AKA tires are included. Part# is 31783
05-05-2009, 03:37 PM
#1837
TKI=Team Kyosho International, BUT, the current MP9 kit is the TKI version, not the one listed in the link(s) above or on BSI website. The new version is the standard grade version kit without all the HARD treatments and Velvet coatings. Also no wheels or AKA tires are included. Part# is 31783
05-05-2009, 03:54 PM
#1838
You really dont need the new rear shaft if you shim things right, shim from the inside of the hub.
For added safety if your running on large high jump tracks yes that would be a wise investment.
On my mp9 it popped out at 3 degree toe and camber 1 but at 3 on 5 and proper shimming no issues, use them till they wear out them switch to the new ones.
I would say the only items to consider for the mp9 are the new bushings radio posts and rear wing posts with the if408c diff boxex, other then that have yet to see something on the mp9 to break on abuse.
Always driver errors and not quality subject.
Will be racing at the prefemca and femca race in malaysia and will see what happens there that track got some massive jumps
For added safety if your running on large high jump tracks yes that would be a wise investment.
On my mp9 it popped out at 3 degree toe and camber 1 but at 3 on 5 and proper shimming no issues, use them till they wear out them switch to the new ones.
I would say the only items to consider for the mp9 are the new bushings radio posts and rear wing posts with the if408c diff boxex, other then that have yet to see something on the mp9 to break on abuse.
Always driver errors and not quality subject.
Will be racing at the prefemca and femca race in malaysia and will see what happens there that track got some massive jumps
05-05-2009, 04:58 PM
#1839
TKI=Team Kyosho International, BUT, the current MP9 kit is the TKI version, not the one listed in the link(s) above or on BSI website. The new version is the standard grade version kit without all the HARD treatments and Velvet coatings. Also no wheels or AKA tires are included. Part# is 31783
http://www.buggy-sport.info/include....ntent/news.php
Guess they realized that the current MP9 we have is in fact the full spec MP9 TKI.
05-05-2009, 06:36 PM
#1841
05-05-2009, 10:59 PM
#1842
Well Ive decided instead of going from AE to mugen Im going back to kyosho, with this new budget kit mp9. Ive been wondering why kyosho never offered a stripped down kit as they did with past infernos.
does anyone know when it can be pre ordered through kyosho america
does anyone know when it can be pre ordered through kyosho america
05-05-2009, 11:50 PM
#1843
Can anyone confirm or deny that the new colored bushing inserts [yellow/green/orange] are out of a harder material than the original gray ones? I read somewhere that this is the case, but found it funny that Kyosho omitted that from all the insert product descriptions.
Thanks
Thanks
also, Kyosho does things a little different than most other companys. sometimes information is scarce, but if the part is an update, you can usually bank on it being improved.
The other part that is suggested is the updated front suspension plate. i think if439b "B" being the update. its thicker. i have heard some people say they have bent the original one from a crash.
My car has been reliable for me with the original parts. In 5 or 6 gallons, i had a nut backoff the steering knuckle, cuasing me to not finish a race. but updates can only help, and i'm more than happy they continue to improve the car.
05-06-2009, 06:08 PM
#1845
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