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Brian,

We are having a night race at Mike's on Sat Nov 8th, are you coming?

I always value your advice and like racing with you at the track, can't never catch up to you but keep on trying.

Hope to see you at the track on Nov. 8th.

Brian Bosley

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I think I can make that, I was thinking about going up to Dallas for the pro series final but it's too long of a race for me right now.

I should have my diff parts by then as well so I can finally test that out for myself and see what the hype is. Tommy D says he hasn't stopped running it since trying it at that track so it must be halfway decent.

MHarrison

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Thats only Because Tommy D SR. is scared to change it . J/K SR.

I'm Also Gonna do some Diff. testing at a Tighter & lower grip track this weekend.

I know I liked the diff. alot better in the NT1 when I ran that car. But with the Evo Wc, It has so much more steering then the NT1, I have yet to try it.
I just hate giving up all that rotating mass , going from the solid to the diff.

The "Kyo Show"

I need help from my Kyosho comrades! I have the Evo 2 and am currently running dog bones in the rear. Im sure its been brought up already but I dont want to read through the history. What is the part number for rear CVD's that will fit this car. Thanks in Advance!!

Scott Fisher

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According to the manual use VSW007 with the zero offset rear end.

Leave the dogbones in!!

GMartinez

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+1 leave the dog bones in the car
I switched to the dog bones in the rear & you can feel how much more the car spins frelly

The "Kyo Show"

Thank You gentleman! Dogbones stay in the rear!!

rc4fun

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Anybody knows who carry 2Dclutch assembly?

ziggy12345

Its not enough to weigh all the rotating parts and compare them. Even if one is lighter than the other it can sap more power as it depends on its diameter.

A lighter flywheel with a bigger diameter will sap more power than a heavy flywheel which is much smaller in diameter

Cheers

GMartinez

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you can purchase them directly thru Kyosho
or check out brooklyn hobbies,kamikaze hobbies

MHarrison

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It does make a big difference.

GREGORY!

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hi guys!i want to ask you if have you notice any play in the rear arms.front and back.i have some in mine rrr wc.i have try to change everything in the rear of the car but the slop is there.so i thing that it's normal.??so i shim it from the front of the arm.
does the evo 2's rear arms different?
thanks!

MHarrison

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Gregory,
YOur not alone. I shimed the rear arms As well as the upper fronts. Also a couple of our locals here do it as well. As Far as the Evo2, I couldn't tell you if they fixed it with the newer plastics.
hope this helps

katze

its the same for the evo2... my rear and upper arms developed slop after 3 months but it did not seem to affect the handling... i shimmed it just in case anyway...

lil-bump

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It happens on Mugens too. I think I used electric end bell shims to correct mine. I always shim to make the wheel base smaller.


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