Kyosho VoneR Thread
Originally posted by boner
Just to let everyone know bone stock V1RRR didn't pass ROAR weight test!!! I was short of 0.03LBs, about 3 US quarters to make it pass the weight tech.
The car's handling is amazing!! very easy to drive and very driver friendly. First time driving it was in a race, nothing broken except losing the dog bone that lead to lost the outdrive and out of the bump up
Just to let everyone know bone stock V1RRR didn't pass ROAR weight test!!! I was short of 0.03LBs, about 3 US quarters to make it pass the weight tech.
The car's handling is amazing!! very easy to drive and very driver friendly. First time driving it was in a race, nothing broken except losing the dog bone that lead to lost the outdrive and out of the bump up
Originally posted by boner
Just to let everyone know bone stock V1RRR didn't pass ROAR weight test!!! I was short of 0.03LBs, about 3 US quarters to make it pass the weight tech.
Just to let everyone know bone stock V1RRR didn't pass ROAR weight test!!! I was short of 0.03LBs, about 3 US quarters to make it pass the weight tech.
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Re: Re: Re: Carbon Composites for RR-Evo
Originally posted by vones
both..........
both..........
to my best recall, it's 3.076lbs is my V1RRR, with Futaba PCM, 9451, 9550, venom 1100 mha rx pack and Protoform Alfa 2.1 body. If you put the front diff on the car, I'm sure it's over the weight limit. Another changes was the pivot balls, they seem to be a lot lighter than V1R/RR/EVO stock pivot balls. The kit plastic include front diff case, no outdrive for diff and apparently you will need Evo diff outdrive to get proper length but v1r/rr outdrive will work fine too. Secondly there is a plastic part that will allow you to lock the diff into spool.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
Originally posted by compaq888
It was you who took the temp
It was you who took the temp
nobody is perfect.
i will always try to help if you ask, but i really don't like your attitude, on and off the track, just to let you know that.
lets forget about all this, get your new body painted and have fun next week. ah10 will be there too, i heard.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Carbon Composites for RR-Evo
Originally posted by kewdawg
Who sells the rear carbon graphite bulkhead for the RR EVO? I've been able to find the front bulkhead only(at towerhobbies web site)?!
Who sells the rear carbon graphite bulkhead for the RR EVO? I've been able to find the front bulkhead only(at towerhobbies web site)?!
Originally posted by Data
i will always try to help if you ask, but i really don't like your attitude, on and off the track, just to let you know that.
i will always try to help if you ask, but i really don't like your attitude, on and off the track, just to let you know that.
nobody likes my attitude, that's weird, but they never tell me what they don't like. Can you please explain?
Originally posted by boner
to my best recall, it's 3.076lbs is my V1RRR, with Futaba PCM, 9451, 9550, venom 1100 mha rx pack and Protoform Alfa 2.1 body. If you put the front diff on the car, I'm sure it's over the weight limit. Another changes was the pivot balls, they seem to be a lot lighter than V1R/RR/EVO stock pivot balls. The kit plastic include front diff case, no outdrive for diff and apparently you will need Evo diff outdrive to get proper length but v1r/rr outdrive will work fine too. Secondly there is a plastic part that will allow you to lock the diff into spool.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
to my best recall, it's 3.076lbs is my V1RRR, with Futaba PCM, 9451, 9550, venom 1100 mha rx pack and Protoform Alfa 2.1 body. If you put the front diff on the car, I'm sure it's over the weight limit. Another changes was the pivot balls, they seem to be a lot lighter than V1R/RR/EVO stock pivot balls. The kit plastic include front diff case, no outdrive for diff and apparently you will need Evo diff outdrive to get proper length but v1r/rr outdrive will work fine too. Secondly there is a plastic part that will allow you to lock the diff into spool.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
Wine weighs over 1800grams with the body on
Originally posted by compaq888
I could of swore it was you who took the temperature, but i know for sure it was 136.
nobody likes my attitude, that's weird, but they never tell me what they don't like. Can you please explain?
I could of swore it was you who took the temperature, but i know for sure it was 136.
nobody likes my attitude, that's weird, but they never tell me what they don't like. Can you please explain?
Originally posted by boner
to my best recall, it's 3.076lbs is my V1RRR, with Futaba PCM, 9451, 9550, venom 1100 mha rx pack and Protoform Alfa 2.1 body. If you put the front diff on the car, I'm sure it's over the weight limit. Another changes was the pivot balls, they seem to be a lot lighter than V1R/RR/EVO stock pivot balls. The kit plastic include front diff case, no outdrive for diff and apparently you will need Evo diff outdrive to get proper length but v1r/rr outdrive will work fine too. Secondly there is a plastic part that will allow you to lock the diff into spool.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
to my best recall, it's 3.076lbs is my V1RRR, with Futaba PCM, 9451, 9550, venom 1100 mha rx pack and Protoform Alfa 2.1 body. If you put the front diff on the car, I'm sure it's over the weight limit. Another changes was the pivot balls, they seem to be a lot lighter than V1R/RR/EVO stock pivot balls. The kit plastic include front diff case, no outdrive for diff and apparently you will need Evo diff outdrive to get proper length but v1r/rr outdrive will work fine too. Secondly there is a plastic part that will allow you to lock the diff into spool.
I'll have picture up shortly still away from home.
You probably mean 3.760lbs
glad you guys have the right weight # handy. All I know was I need 3 quarters to pass the weight tech but I end up using 4 quarter just in case the tire wears make the weight under weight again.
Hi Boner,
was looking thru the RRR's Manual (haven't got the car yet, but managed to download the manual courtesy of the members of this forum) and was wondering what's the material used for the Front shock stay.
Also, what's the shock oil used for front/rear (they only say silicone oil soft) and the rear diff's silicone oil weightage.
Thanks a bunch
was looking thru the RRR's Manual (haven't got the car yet, but managed to download the manual courtesy of the members of this forum) and was wondering what's the material used for the Front shock stay.
Also, what's the shock oil used for front/rear (they only say silicone oil soft) and the rear diff's silicone oil weightage.
Thanks a bunch
the front shock tower is plastic but it might be carbon graphite since it's very hard. the rear shock tower is carbon fiber.
shock oil weight is japanese 500 WT or 50 in USA. The rear diff wt is 30,000.
by the way, i got gold rear spring but the manual said it's black spring. I guess there is an error on the printing or I got lucky with a upgrade.
shock oil weight is japanese 500 WT or 50 in USA. The rear diff wt is 30,000.
by the way, i got gold rear spring but the manual said it's black spring. I guess there is an error on the printing or I got lucky with a upgrade.
While reading this thread i realized i had the wrong bumper on, I had the lola bumper on and I don't run a lola body. So I switched it to a sedan bumper and the car's weight went from 1686 grams to an amazing 1672 grams
I'm still not done with the custom receiver box, if i get my hands on a dremel I can finish it up and the car will be in the 1660's.
I have made a big improvement on the weight, my car weighed more than 1720 when I began working on it and now i cut more than 50 grams in weight. I'm not going to buy any lightweight parts for this car because i want the RRR as my future car, even if it takes me 2 years to save up the money like I did for the RR. But next time all i have to purchase is the car, no starter boxes, no radios, no chargers and etc.
My goal is 1750 with body on and fuel tank empty, it's hard to accomplish but I see lots of spaces where the dremel can make holes or take some plastic off
I'm still not done with the custom receiver box, if i get my hands on a dremel I can finish it up and the car will be in the 1660's.
I have made a big improvement on the weight, my car weighed more than 1720 when I began working on it and now i cut more than 50 grams in weight. I'm not going to buy any lightweight parts for this car because i want the RRR as my future car, even if it takes me 2 years to save up the money like I did for the RR. But next time all i have to purchase is the car, no starter boxes, no radios, no chargers and etc.
My goal is 1750 with body on and fuel tank empty, it's hard to accomplish but I see lots of spaces where the dremel can make holes or take some plastic off
Thanks Boner, can't wait to see the pix of your RRR. Just out of curiousity, why does kyosho continue with two pure ten platforms(though am just thankful the V-one didn't get the axe, call it product loyalty of sorts