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Old 02-14-2016, 03:28 PM
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Default Med-high bite clay

For those that need a starting point for med-high bite clay, here is a set-up sheet for my car. It should be a good start. Please fell free to let me know if you make any changes that will make it better so I can try it myself.

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Originally Posted by DBL15
69/35 on mine works good comes off at 60 deg C after 7 to 8 mins

You won't fit smaller then a 34 cause you can't move motor over far enough.

You could use a 72 tooth though
Hi,

I have just fitted a 69/35 combo, just like yours. Do you get good top speed? What diff oil are you using?

It just seems to me that my 2wd (its a durango dex210) buggy (69/34 combo) has more punch and top speed than my YZ4.

This may be a very noob/stupid question but should I expect my yz4 to have less punch and top speed than my 2wd buggy? maybe because my 2wd is lighter than my 4wd? I have both running a 17.5 with the same end-bell and esc setup.

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The YZ-4 does weigh more than your YZ-2 but what's having a greater impact here is the fact that your YZ-2 has the motor, spur gear, and 4 gears in the transmission transferring power to the outdrives.

In the YZ-4 you've got two transmissions and two belts increasing the rotating mass and drag in the drive system. Things may free up a bit as you run the car. Some people swear by shaft driven cars for 17.5 and 13.5 cars because you've got fewer places to accumulate drag.

Sounds like a few people are running the YZ-4 in 17.5 successfully. There's definitely enough motor in modified to overcome any issues with drivetrain drag.

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Originally Posted by cracky1970
For those that need a starting point for med-high bite clay, here is a set-up sheet for my car. It should be a good start. Please fell free to let me know if you make any changes that will make it better so I can try it myself.

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I only stock AE oil. What would the 450 translate to? 35w?
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Originally Posted by KrAcOn
I only stock AE oil. What would the 450 translate to? 35w?
I believe so. I'm using the Yokomo brand oil, 450 cst.
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Originally Posted by KrAcOn
I only stock AE oil. What would the 450 translate to? 35w?
Doesn't Associated quote cst ratings on their bottles?
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Originally Posted by LOW ET
a few quick part # questions:

is the part # for the aluminum suspension bracket #z4-300rf or #z2-300rf?

when you use the above bracket along with part #z4-300srr, we need to use #b4-300b bushings?

will we need to use spacers #z4-300rfs and #z4-300rrs when using the above suspension brackets?

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I am planning on changing my setup to run on a low bite dirt track. I have 2 bags of the YOKZ2-300RS spacers . I also picked up the YOKZ4-300SRR and YOKZ2-300RF mounts and the bushings . I am trying to figure out how to copy shins low traction clay setup sheet as he has listed 2 black spacers above the mount and 1 black and 1 brown below the YOKZ4-300SRR mount . Wondering if it can be done with the $3 spacers instead of the $30 Z4-300RFS and Z4-300RRS spacers ?
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Originally Posted by carpetburner
I am planning on changing my setup to run on a low bite dirt track. I have 2 bags of the YOKZ2-300RS spacers . I also picked up the YOKZ4-300SRR and YOKZ2-300RF mounts and the bushings . I am trying to figure out how to copy shins low traction clay setup sheet as he has listed 2 black spacers above the mount and 1 black and 1 brown below the YOKZ4-300SRR mount . Wondering if it can be done with the $3 spacers instead of the $30 Z4-300RFS and Z4-300RRS spacers ?
Should be able to do so.
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Originally Posted by KrAcOn
I only stock AE oil. What would the 450 translate to? 35w?
This may help:
http://site.petitrc.com/reglages/OilChart.pdf
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Does anyone know if they aluminum hangers come with inserts?
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Default YZ2/YZ4 Rear shock tower Mod'

Hi Yok Drivers,

For YZ2/4 owners, I have design a New part : "Shock Tower Spacer" ( for both YZ4 and YZ2 ) - Printed part.
You can install the rear shock tower on the back of the car, behind the shocks.( Screws length needed : 42mm & 26mm )
That make the cars more easy to drive and give more traction.


https://www.shapeways.com/shops/brc_designer

The link SHAPEWAYS to order :
http://shpws.me/Lqsr





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Another 3D part for your YZ4, to get your Shorty on the length and centered.
Great to get a good balance Left & Right with the shorty on the length.
(Screws length needed : 6mm )

The link to shapeways :
http://shpws.me/LzTY





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Originally Posted by turtle189
Does anyone know if they aluminum hangers come with inserts?
The hangers do not come with inserts . The part # for the inserts is YOKB4-300B .
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Originally Posted by carpetburner
The hangers do not come with inserts . The part # for the inserts is YOKB4-300B .
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Originally Posted by Bastos
Another 3D part for your YZ4, to get your Shorty on the length and centered.
Great to get a good balance Left & Right with the shorty on the length.
(Screws length needed : 6mm )

The link to shapeways :
http://shpws.me/LzTY





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Why would you centre the battery? Are you having issues? I thought the battery is offset to compensate for the motor and servo. With the battery off set you get a perfect L/R balance.
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