Yokomo GT-4 Thread
03-18-2003, 08:49 AM
#275
Ron - No I can't this weekend. Both my nitros (NTC3 and GT4) need major maintenance. I just finished breaking in a new engine for my 1:8 scale buggy so I'll probably be playing with that this weekend. Good luck to you and the guys at the race though! Maybe I'll come watch the mains.
03-18-2003, 10:25 AM
#276
Originally posted by rod_b
Ron - No I can't this weekend. Both my nitros (NTC3 and GT4) need major maintenance. I just finished breaking in a new engine for my 1:8 scale buggy so I'll probably be playing with that this weekend. Good luck to you and the guys at the race though! Maybe I'll come watch the mains.
Ron - No I can't this weekend. Both my nitros (NTC3 and GT4) need major maintenance. I just finished breaking in a new engine for my 1:8 scale buggy so I'll probably be playing with that this weekend. Good luck to you and the guys at the race though! Maybe I'll come watch the mains.
sounds like it going to be a lot of fun. I heard
people are going to start running at the track as
early as tomorrow.
But I'm glad to hear you finally busted out the
buggy that you've had for a while now. What motor
did you just break in? I am still hoping to try off-roading
sometime. Maybe I could ask you for some pointers on
that.?.?
Thanks and take it easy..
03-18-2003, 04:57 PM
#277
03-21-2003, 02:24 PM
#279
Re: GT-4 Steering Blocks Type B
The type B suppossed to be good on low traction tracks for killing the rolling action ...
Some guy on the yokomo forum said that have a little tricky that is not commented on the part ... you need 190mm dogbones !
PAT
Some guy on the yokomo forum said that have a little tricky that is not commented on the part ... you need 190mm dogbones !
PAT
Originally posted by jwf-ronni
Hi Guys,
I went to the Hobby Shop yesterday and found
some Front Steering Blocks "Type B"..
How are they different the the old Steering Blocks?
Hi Guys,
I went to the Hobby Shop yesterday and found
some Front Steering Blocks "Type B"..
How are they different the the old Steering Blocks?
03-22-2003, 12:23 AM
#280
I have a question about the new BBS Yokomo Foam Tires. I am just wondering if the new rims have the 2mm offset?
Because I really like the styler of the rims and the foam of the Yokomo Foam tires.
Because I really like the styler of the rims and the foam of the Yokomo Foam tires.
03-22-2003, 07:49 AM
#281
In the rear, I believe they do. Just like their older 32mm foams.
03-24-2003, 04:35 PM
#282
Hello All,
Just thought I would put up pictures of my GT4R
It has:
Collari XS12 rear exhaust 5 port turbo
CRAZYNUTRACING head (Awesome, thanks Dave)
Some aluminum
JR Z590M steering servo
JR Z550 throttle servo
RD Logics one-piece outlaw pipe
Yokomo 26mm;Medium and 32mm foams;Hard
1000mah RD Logic flat pack
Home made transponder mount
Inverted receiver with cover
Ofna linkages
Solid axle front and rear
Front: 2 degrees camber, +1 degree toe,
Rear: 2 degrees camber, -1 degree toe
Set-up has great grip in the rear and pushes up front
Yokomo Harada GTP body
Let me know what you think.
Later,
Vulso
Just thought I would put up pictures of my GT4R
It has:
Collari XS12 rear exhaust 5 port turbo
CRAZYNUTRACING head (Awesome, thanks Dave)
Some aluminum
JR Z590M steering servo
JR Z550 throttle servo
RD Logics one-piece outlaw pipe
Yokomo 26mm;Medium and 32mm foams;Hard
1000mah RD Logic flat pack
Home made transponder mount
Inverted receiver with cover
Ofna linkages
Solid axle front and rear
Front: 2 degrees camber, +1 degree toe,
Rear: 2 degrees camber, -1 degree toe
Set-up has great grip in the rear and pushes up front
Yokomo Harada GTP body
Let me know what you think.
Later,
Vulso
03-24-2003, 04:44 PM
#283
A picture with the body on.
First paint job, basic with a little bleeding. A friend of mine is
painting up a Frewer a Porsche GT1 LM body from SpeedTech RC.
First paint job, basic with a little bleeding. A friend of mine is
painting up a Frewer a Porsche GT1 LM body from SpeedTech RC.
03-24-2003, 04:51 PM
#284
Look's really nice. Love the head on that motor. I have a gt4 also, not as hopped up as yours.
03-24-2003, 05:28 PM
#285
THANKS!
The head is a CRAZYNUTRACING head. Type in CRAZYNUTRACING on ebay or go to CRAZYNUTRACING.com and Dave can make you one for your engine like he did me. It drops the heat temps on your motor dramatically. It is one of the few things I've bought in this hobby that work as advertised.
The head is a CRAZYNUTRACING head. Type in CRAZYNUTRACING on ebay or go to CRAZYNUTRACING.com and Dave can make you one for your engine like he did me. It drops the heat temps on your motor dramatically. It is one of the few things I've bought in this hobby that work as advertised.