JRRobiso

I'm about 95% done assembling my EVO WCE. Only problem to make it fully assembled is, I can't seem to find a place where I can purchase the OS .12 TZ (P) 3Port #OS 11373 for under $200 with S/H included.....

RC-Toro was the only store that sold them for $185-$189...but currently they don't have it listed anymore on their website.

Does anybody know where I can get the engine for around the same price or slightly higher like between $200-$210 with S/H included?

Thanks for the help.

Scott Fisher

iTrader: (28)

Check the EVO thread where you asked the same question. A few answers on that one.

MRX4-R03

iTrader: (-1)

I posted a pic of what I did to my sway bar in the evo tread thanks to rmdhawaii

H4gI

HI @ll...

someone testet this one??

MRX4-R03

iTrader: (-1)

What brand is that! looks alittle beefy

H4gI

Official Kyosho Tuning...
Part:
VZW-214
Tuning-Chassis#

rmdhawaii

iTrader: (4)

It's good. I have it on both of my RRRs. Much more durable than the stock chassis. Quite a number of people that have tried it says it improves the handling of the car. Just keep in mind, the battery compartment is not removable.

H4gI

hehe thx, I will try it this weekend.

maskedrider

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yes you can, its still come with the O-clip like in the previous tank.

V1-RRR-WC

Hi Rmd,

What is your opinion on it? Did you notice a direct improvement in handling when making this change alone on your car?

rmdhawaii

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On WCE #1, I made too many changes at once to be able to notice the difference. That's the time I converted it to the UE/X and started using a front diff instead of a one-way. On WCE #2, I built it with the SP chassis and a front diff from the start.

The solid battery compartment should make the chassis flex less than a chassis with an open battery compartment. Since I always run on the same track, I'm not sure if it's best suited for a low, medium and/or high traction track. Also, it's 7075. I'm not sure if the standard RRR chassis (VZ228) is 7075 or not, but it sure doesn't have that anodized coating.

I bought the chassis because people where saying it improved the handling of the car. Durability wise, I don't have gouges in the bottom like I did with the stock chassis, even though it is scratched up - and considering how many times I've tumbled the cars (end-over-end), the chassis is as straight as the day I got it.

V1-RRR-WC

Hi Rmd,

Thanks for the detailed feedback as always.

One more question....Can you say how much heavier this chassis is?

Thanks.

RoNTC3

If anyone is looking for a RRR I'm selling. Brand new RRR WCE kit built but never ran roller. PM for details...
Click for pics
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=163283

rmdhawaii

iTrader: (4)

Unfortunately, I do not know how much the SP chassis weighs.

GMartinez

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This chasis was used for smooth high grip tracks
typically when you need to stiffen up your car due to track conditions this was the simply way to go