1LikesKyosho VoneR Thread
01-01-2003, 06:02 AM
#5596
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
He's gonner cry when he sees your "MoneR"
Where is he, anyway.
He's gonner cry when he sees your "MoneR"
Where is he, anyway.
that last pic was truly was a work of art
01-01-2003, 06:16 AM
#5597
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Looking forward to hearing your test results.
Hey, are those the Fantom yellow springs on the "MoneR"?
Looking forward to hearing your test results.
Hey, are those the Fantom yellow springs on the "MoneR"?
01-01-2003, 06:16 AM
#5598
Re: Kyosho springs
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Wolf,
Oooops, my apologies . .
I meant to say:
Do you know the number of coils in the Fantom springs?
Some on your original post aren't listed.
tl2111,
Where do the Fantom light blue rears fit in the picture?
They weren't mentioned in Wolf's listing.
Wolf,
Oooops, my apologies . .
I meant to say:
Do you know the number of coils in the Fantom springs?
Some on your original post aren't listed.
tl2111,
Where do the Fantom light blue rears fit in the picture?
They weren't mentioned in Wolf's listing.
soft to hard (not sure correct or not)
Silver (1.6) -> Black (1.6) -> Gold (1.6) -> Red (1.8) -> Light blue (1.8) -> Yellow (1.8) -> Deep blue (1.9) -> Pink (2.0)-> White (2.0)
01-01-2003, 10:01 AM
#5599
you guys are GOOD!!!!!! 
Keep up the good work and let us know how it turns out on the track. Manti - your track is tight like mine so I'm interested to see what the mod does for you there.
Keep up the good work and let us know how it turns out on the track. Manti - your track is tight like mine so I'm interested to see what the mod does for you there.
01-01-2003, 02:36 PM
#5600
Originally posted by Manticore
Here you are !!
Here you are !!
So far we need the MTX3 hub, and the MTX3 dogbone. Can we adapt the V1R outdrive and hexes with different size bearing or do we need the whole MTX3 rear end?
01-01-2003, 02:39 PM
#5601
Originally posted by Manticore
the V1RR rear floating body mount may blind the rear hub badly with this steep angle. We will see how we may solve this problem.
the V1RR rear floating body mount may blind the rear hub badly with this steep angle. We will see how we may solve this problem.
01-01-2003, 02:40 PM
#5602
Originally posted by Manticore
You guys should give your thanks to AMGracer. He brought in the idea first !!
You guys should give your thanks to AMGracer. He brought in the idea first !!
01-01-2003, 02:43 PM
#5603
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Hey, are those the Fantom yellow springs on the "MoneR"?
Hey, are those the Fantom yellow springs on the "MoneR"?
01-01-2003, 04:13 PM
#5604
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Manti I think is using the same spring combo as me, fantom yellow front and rear, the 1.8mm thick coil. This combo is incredible, you will be stunned at how the car handles. It requires a lot of concentration to drive, many people tell me my car is taily, but if you can control the car with the throttle it is the ticket.
Manti I think is using the same spring combo as me, fantom yellow front and rear, the 1.8mm thick coil. This combo is incredible, you will be stunned at how the car handles. It requires a lot of concentration to drive, many people tell me my car is taily, but if you can control the car with the throttle it is the ticket.
01-01-2003, 04:27 PM
#5605
Originally posted by patelladragger
AMG are you still using a front diff with that yellow/yellow combo? I tried it with a one-way it was pretty tough.
AMG are you still using a front diff with that yellow/yellow combo? I tried it with a one-way it was pretty tough.
It is darned tough to drive, you have to be agressive on the throttle almost 1/8th style, but it is damn quick. I had a MTX3 driver drive my car prior to my rear camber link mods and he told me it felt better in most areas of the track, but it was taily. With my camber mod the tailyness went away a lot.
Did you find that the car carried very high corner speed?
01-01-2003, 04:39 PM
#5606
Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Our steering servo is mounted underneath as well, but it sounds like yours is lower still. I was concerned with introducing undesirable bump steer characteristics going any lower, but haven't experimented further - yet.
Our steering servo is mounted underneath as well, but it sounds like yours is lower still. I was concerned with introducing undesirable bump steer characteristics going any lower, but haven't experimented further - yet.
then just moved the balls on the servo saver from bottom to top steering arms are just about the same angle as original..
01-01-2003, 04:49 PM
#5607
Originally posted by chippy
I lowered the steering servo so it just sit s just off the front lay shaft ..
then just moved the balls on the servo saver from bottom to top steering arms are just about the same angle as original..
I lowered the steering servo so it just sit s just off the front lay shaft ..
then just moved the balls on the servo saver from bottom to top steering arms are just about the same angle as original..
01-01-2003, 04:59 PM
#5609
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Mine hit the middle shaft mount before getting close to the mid shaft. What did you do to get yours so low?
Mine hit the middle shaft mount before getting close to the mid shaft. What did you do to get yours so low?
Sorry should of said mid shaft mount And I suppose it depends on what srevo your using Iam using hitech 605 bb
Had to shave a bit off the mount so it didnt touch
Used the old v1r front stabiliser mount as the spacer to lower the servo...
Last edited by chippy; 01-01-2003 at 05:01 PM.
01-01-2003, 08:18 PM
#5610
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Yep I am using the front oneway with the 25T side pulley (so I can use thin front wheels) with a 3mm front/rear gap.
It is darned tough to drive, you have to be agressive on the throttle almost 1/8th style, but it is damn quick. I had a MTX3 driver drive my car prior to my rear camber link mods and he told me it felt better in most areas of the track, but it was taily. With my camber mod the tailyness went away a lot.
Did you find that the car carried very high corner speed?
Yep I am using the front oneway with the 25T side pulley (so I can use thin front wheels) with a 3mm front/rear gap.
It is darned tough to drive, you have to be agressive on the throttle almost 1/8th style, but it is damn quick. I had a MTX3 driver drive my car prior to my rear camber link mods and he told me it felt better in most areas of the track, but it was taily. With my camber mod the tailyness went away a lot.
Did you find that the car carried very high corner speed?
Are you still running the negative diff in that car?