Kyosho v-one rrr
02-05-2005, 01:10 AM
#1321
Originally posted by Bundy_Bear
NiMo:
Do you have any idea where there are available online?
BB
NiMo:
Do you have any idea where there are available online?
BB
Same sites also only do the Foam version of the FW05R, so maybe they're not stocking the Rubber version.
Try e-mailing Pro-Shop Futaba
link page
02-05-2005, 04:43 AM
#1322
Originally posted by Marcos.J
easy shoe gloo
easy shoe gloo
AFM
02-05-2005, 11:41 AM
#1323
Originally posted by BrainTeased
Hi Jeff may i ask what holes am i suppose to file?
Hi Jeff may i ask what holes am i suppose to file?
With the new upper deck, I could move my fuel tank back and forth a little bit.
02-05-2005, 02:12 PM
#1324
Originally posted by afm
Thanks Marcos, but I found it on 3 Racing's site, its Aluminum Solid Axle Adaptor Part Number V3R 005.....just in case you are interested in a more technical solution than shoe goo.
AFM
Thanks Marcos, but I found it on 3 Racing's site, its Aluminum Solid Axle Adaptor Part Number V3R 005.....just in case you are interested in a more technical solution than shoe goo.
AFM
02-05-2005, 03:12 PM
#1325
Originally posted by sjr456
You dont need to buy the adaptor, a plastic adaptor should have been included in your kit. The only thing you need to purchase are the diff joints, part #VZ218.
You dont need to buy the adaptor, a plastic adaptor should have been included in your kit. The only thing you need to purchase are the diff joints, part #VZ218.
AFM
02-05-2005, 03:13 PM
#1326
Tech Regular
i know someone who used the plastic insert for a solid axle and it didn't last the day out, twisted the center out, thats why people are buying the 3racing alloy one
02-05-2005, 03:16 PM
#1327
Tech Regular
afm- the rrr diff is narrower than the rr/g4 diff, sorry to be the bearer of bad news
02-05-2005, 03:20 PM
#1328
Tech Regular
if it helps, the guy you won the national champs in the uk with his g4 made a solid axle out of the oneway, drilled though oneway housing and though the shaft on the outdrive and knocked a pin though, held with strong glue, i'm thinking of doing the same on my rrr, should be alot lighter
02-05-2005, 03:31 PM
#1329
Originally posted by jas1
if it helps, the guy you won the national champs in the uk with his g4 made a solid axle out of the oneway, drilled though oneway housing and though the shaft on the outdrive and knocked a pin though, held with strong glue, i'm thinking of doing the same on my rrr, should be alot lighter
if it helps, the guy you won the national champs in the uk with his g4 made a solid axle out of the oneway, drilled though oneway housing and though the shaft on the outdrive and knocked a pin though, held with strong glue, i'm thinking of doing the same on my rrr, should be alot lighter
02-05-2005, 03:48 PM
#1330
Originally posted by jas1
if it helps, the guy you won the national champs in the uk with his g4 made a solid axle out of the oneway, drilled though oneway housing and though the shaft on the outdrive and knocked a pin though, held with strong glue, i'm thinking of doing the same on my rrr, should be alot lighter
if it helps, the guy you won the national champs in the uk with his g4 made a solid axle out of the oneway, drilled though oneway housing and though the shaft on the outdrive and knocked a pin though, held with strong glue, i'm thinking of doing the same on my rrr, should be alot lighter
AFM
02-06-2005, 02:59 AM
#1331
Does anyone know what brand or tyres the Kyosho team were usuing at the Worlds? They look sweet. Are they Kyosho brand foams?
02-06-2005, 03:53 AM
#1332
The ones that come in the worlds kit are GRP 37's front and rear, so i would take it that the tires were GRP's.
02-06-2005, 10:06 AM
#1333
Tech Rookie
Hello guys: anybody say me how big is the rrr clutch bell diameter (millimeters) can i use rrr centax clutch shoe in 38 mm clutch bell. ?
02-06-2005, 03:56 PM
#1334
Originally posted by Dynamite
already had mine for a week, just finished building it today first race day tomorrow, well taking it easy anyway lol
make sure you got servo horns because it does not come with any, and there was not enough shims in the kit to do the clutch properly, just two little annoyances - was the regular rrr kit the same?
other then a few niggles the car looks great and should prove to be a rocket ship
already had mine for a week, just finished building it today first race day tomorrow, well taking it easy anyway lol
make sure you got servo horns because it does not come with any, and there was not enough shims in the kit to do the clutch properly, just two little annoyances - was the regular rrr kit the same?
other then a few niggles the car looks great and should prove to be a rocket ship
I did have just enough shims supplied in the kit to shim the clutch properly.
Theyre certainly a rocket-ship even out of the box. Mine got its first race day yesterday at Moorebank and managed 14 laps running basically the stock setup, and theres plenty more speed to be dialled in yet
Cheers
02-06-2005, 08:54 PM
#1335
Originally posted by AndyT ©
Yep, the standard kit doesnt have any servo horns supplied so i had to modify the ones that came with the Futaba 9451 servos.
I did have just enough shims supplied in the kit to shim the clutch properly.
Theyre certainly a rocket-ship even out of the box. Mine got its first race day yesterday at Moorebank and managed 14 laps running basically the stock setup, and theres plenty more speed to be dialled in yet
Cheers
Yep, the standard kit doesnt have any servo horns supplied so i had to modify the ones that came with the Futaba 9451 servos.
I did have just enough shims supplied in the kit to shim the clutch properly.
Theyre certainly a rocket-ship even out of the box. Mine got its first race day yesterday at Moorebank and managed 14 laps running basically the stock setup, and theres plenty more speed to be dialled in yet
Cheers