occ

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Good eyes! I didn't notice that.

I wonder if this new 2-piece upper deck is part of the upgrade.

GMartinez

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it also has a different clutch you just have to look very hard

Teamcastagna

Guys,

can you please advise if the evolva m3 evo uses OS1 or OS2

regards

occ

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It uses the same offset as the Mugen.

Not sure if that is called OS1 or OS2. These names are used by Seprent because they used a different wheel offset to Kyosho and Mugen a few years ago.

rpoage

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They use OS2's as do almost all current cars.

OS1 are the almost always Serpent Yellow rims and are almost gone from the market

GRP's on Serpent OEM rims

speed6

Santa finally arrived with my EVO

Looks awsome!!!!!

Any suggested setup for a low grip track or should i go for the stock setup which i have in the manual?

Re Throttle / Brake Servo whats the best to run lay down or normal.

Re tyre foams do you normally use same temp front and rear as on my V1 RRR Evo 2 we normally run softer in fronts. Any suggestions of what you guys use would be greatly appreciated. Also what size do you true you tyres and what type of split do you use.

Thanks

HoboShop

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I would stand the throttle servo up I like better that way. Plus lamberto runs his car like that also and i don't like mounting my rx so close to the side belt.

As far as tires will use 32 front 35 rear for low to med bite tracks the car is dialed out of the box.

I have a good universal setup that will have you in the ballpark for any track that you go to. It was giving to me by a factory team driver I will post it for you when I get home!! Congats on your new kyosho!!!

As far as hopup I would get the sp quick wheel stoppers front and rear
front universals because they won't fall out like dogbones will

Also if you have the money I would get ti pillow ball (8) they lighten the car up and are smoother and stronger then the steel ones they replace. Remember Any unsrung weight and weight in your drivetrain are your enemy you take it away as much as possible and you will have a faster car that goes for any car.

The car is great out of the box these parts just make better and faster.

speed6

Thanks very much for you immediate reply / help

Hop ups ordered already excluding TI Pillow balls but will do as i heard to much good thing about them.

Will be waiting for the setup sheet before the built starts

Thanks once again

speed6

Can you kindly post the part number of the titanium pillow balls

GMartinez

iTrader: (91)

Here is a quick setup guide
track width Front 253 Rear 264
droop front 0 Rear 9
stock springs
Camber front 2 rear 4
toe front 1 rear 3.5
tire Front 32 Rear 35 tire size Front 67mm Rear 74mm
Shock oil bumpy track 500 smooth 600 all around

HoboShop

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Sorry I got back to the house late.
Here is the setup

Front
shock oil 500
spring white
shock pos H
scrub set 1.0
caster normal
camber left 4 right 4
toe angle 1.0 out
front width 252mm
droop 0 mm
antiroll bar flat across
tire hardness 32
tire diameter 67mm
ride height 6 mm
scrub set 1.0


Rear

shock oil 500
spring white
spring pos middle
scrub set 1.0
upper arm short/in
camber right 6.5 left 6.5
toe angle 3.0 in
rear width 260 mm
droop 9 mm
antiroll bar stock
tire hardness 35
tire diameter 74mm
ride height 7 mm
sus holder B
rear hub axle / mid /
rear wheel base long

Clutch setting 0.8
Servo Saver position A

lock tight everyting that screws in to metal except the screw that goes in to the top of the radio tray that screws in to the servo saver.

Ti/9mm ball screw set
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Teamcastagna

Finally I got my kyosho m3 evo..... Can somebody help me with the belts.....

How should I set them???

HoboShop

iTrader: (3)

Set the front belt to the middle setting or to the 2nd to the tightest setting. Set the rear belt to the tightest setting. Set the side belt so that it is just missing the exhaust manifold. You don't want the side belt to rub o. The manifold because it will wear out faster but you don't won't the side belt set to tight because it will tighen up the drivetrain. The m3 evo draivetrain is super free out of the box even before driving it unlike most of the other cars but it still doesn't have any slop. Kyosho are known for the silky smooth drivetrains and the steering they have.

Do you have ti pillow balls? If not I have some spare. I never built a mugen or kyosho without them.

Teamcastagna

Can you please post your personal email address Hoboshop

HoboShop

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check your inbox you have a pm!!!!!