Kyosho V-ONE RRR Evo
01-30-2007, 02:21 PM
#1096
Originally Posted by GMartinez
Doki if you can please answer the ? that I asked 3 or 4 pages ago what is the the weight on your car because after all hop ups you must be way over weight now. my take on a couple of hops ups for the rrr is not necessary I been running the rrr for 2 seasons & i did the same thing put this & that on & guess what I was way over weight now I am running the RRR EVO WCE bone stock & the only hop up is the 3 racing oneway/lock I have never broken a front or shock so I don't see a need for thicker one lucky i guess (knock on wood) the kyosho stock one is high quality
George be careful with that part your using in the front...I tried it already and for some reason when you lock the front...it causes damage to the one way bearing..because when you pull the pins out the it blows the one way
01-30-2007, 02:31 PM
#1097
Originally Posted by rmdhawaii
On a U.S. Postal Scale (yeah, I know), without the body or fuel...
WCE #1: 3lbs. 11.8oz = 1,695.52g
WCE #2: 3lbs. 11.5oz = 1,687.02g
WCE #1: 3lbs. 11.8oz = 1,695.52g
WCE #2: 3lbs. 11.5oz = 1,687.02g
Rainer nice job with the W-nats List...also remeber weight is determined with body mounted....The Evo WCE I just built weighs 1740...with 62mm rears and 60mm fronts...remeber you take into consideration tire wear..beacuse if your right at the weight limit with big tires and you end your race with small ones chances are youll be under weight and ultimately disqualified
Robert Maestrey
01-30-2007, 02:48 PM
#1098
Originally Posted by robert maestrey
Rainer nice job with the W-nats List...also remeber weight is determined with body mounted....The Evo WCE I just built weighs 1740...with 62mm rears and 60mm fronts...remeber you take into consideration tire wear..beacuse if your right at the weight limit with big tires and you end your race with small ones chances are youll be under weight and ultimately disqualified
Robert Maestrey
Robert Maestrey
I'm going to have to bring a body next time and weigh the body seperatedly as well as on the car. The tires were freshly cut, so that could also be an issue. Still can't believe how lite the cars are. The titanium shafts are a real weight saver.
01-30-2007, 03:26 PM
#1100
Originally Posted by robert maestrey
George be careful with that part your using in the front...I tried it already and for some reason when you lock the front...it causes damage to the one way bearing..because when you pull the pins out the it blows the one way
01-30-2007, 03:30 PM
#1101
Originally Posted by robert maestrey
George be careful with that part your using in the front...I tried it already and for some reason when you lock the front...it causes damage to the one way bearing..because when you pull the pins out the it blows the one way
should get here by Friday & you know what im doing for the weekend. Spoke to Ryan & he is been coming in with the same temps we were talking about although he is running A .28 I forgot to ask him about the 2D
01-30-2007, 08:56 PM
#1102
Where do you get the Kawahara Aluminum Hex Hubs? I have been searching for them but cant find them anywhere?
01-30-2007, 09:06 PM
#1103
Originally Posted by kyo-showEVO
Where do you get the Kawahara Aluminum Hex Hubs? I have been searching for them but cant find them anywhere?
01-30-2007, 09:35 PM
#1104
How about getting them in the USA?
01-31-2007, 05:51 AM
#1105
Originally Posted by kyo-showEVO
How about getting them in the USA?
01-31-2007, 08:54 AM
#1106
You can also use the G4S units, that I have used in a RRR before with no issues.
Those can be purchased at Raceday hobbies. They'll ship them out to you.
Those can be purchased at Raceday hobbies. They'll ship them out to you.
01-31-2007, 09:04 AM
#1107
Originally Posted by gtrmx
You can also use the G4S units, that I have used in a RRR before with no issues.
Those can be purchased at Raceday hobbies. They'll ship them out to you.
Those can be purchased at Raceday hobbies. They'll ship them out to you.
I used the one's off my mongoose G4 with no problems and there blue in color. 
01-31-2007, 05:39 PM
#1110
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Originally Posted by mrgsr
hey guys go in to one of those home depot stores and buy a digital kitchen scales. get one up to 2.5kgs so you can weigh 1:8 cars as well.
they should be around $20
they should be around $20
