Yokomo MR-4 TC Thread
#767
Registered User
STLNLST - I'm going to try to make it to the Wed night race next week. Thanks for the info.
Kentech - thanks also for your response.
Kentech - thanks also for your response.
#768
Any speculations on what the next yokomo car might be? They obviously haven't abandoned the MR-4 yet, evidence being in the new chassis "thing", but I imagine that some time around next spring they'll have something new out...
#769
Josh,
Practically no Trinity stuff as the importer is not at all up to date as far as stock motor brushes/motors themselves or pretty much anything.
I've got some of the brushes that are standard on the tuned Spitfires so hopefully they'll last next weekend..
Practically no Trinity stuff as the importer is not at all up to date as far as stock motor brushes/motors themselves or pretty much anything.
I've got some of the brushes that are standard on the tuned Spitfires so hopefully they'll last next weekend..
#771
Ah How many people do you have running stock right now?
#772
Probably 5 or 6 cars in stock, depends on the day.
Raced that TC3 again today. After the second pack I asked if he had any spares with him. "Nope"
Third run, 3 or 4 laps in and I hear a "smack" followed by some expletives....Front arm Toasted.
Our tracks kerbing claim another victim.
Also tried the Graphite "Worlds" front arms. After shimming everything and removing slop, it feels like a different car altogether. Pretty happy now.
Buy the Yokomo shim kit, it's worth it(For your car, not your wallet)
Had to make the spur gears that I had narrowed previously, a little smaller as the new SP fixed drive gear adapter has moved the spur a bit. I was sloppy and it took me 3 re-builds of the rear gearbox 'til I was happy(1.30am Friday morning finish)
Now I have the silent belts front and rear, I was reluctant to run the rear one with a sub-10 turn motor, With a stock motor, Who cares
Next weekend is my first 2 day race meeting in stock, should be fun I hope
The amount of stick I've been given about running the MVP, I want to make a very definate statement with it!
Raced that TC3 again today. After the second pack I asked if he had any spares with him. "Nope"
Third run, 3 or 4 laps in and I hear a "smack" followed by some expletives....Front arm Toasted.
Our tracks kerbing claim another victim.
Also tried the Graphite "Worlds" front arms. After shimming everything and removing slop, it feels like a different car altogether. Pretty happy now.
Buy the Yokomo shim kit, it's worth it(For your car, not your wallet)
Had to make the spur gears that I had narrowed previously, a little smaller as the new SP fixed drive gear adapter has moved the spur a bit. I was sloppy and it took me 3 re-builds of the rear gearbox 'til I was happy(1.30am Friday morning finish)
Now I have the silent belts front and rear, I was reluctant to run the rear one with a sub-10 turn motor, With a stock motor, Who cares
Next weekend is my first 2 day race meeting in stock, should be fun I hope
The amount of stick I've been given about running the MVP, I want to make a very definate statement with it!
Last edited by Simon K; 11-10-2001 at 08:10 PM.
#773
Let me know how the info works for you Simon. Good Luck.
#774
I didn't know they made a shim kit? part number? I just used small motor washer...Good luck Simon
#775
Tech Regular
Need some helps for setting up my Yok-SP for a hot day race in a rough and bumpy carpark with alots of dust and fine rocks.
I'm thinking of using #1 piston with #40 shock oil with yellow (may be blue) spring for F/R. What do you guys think? What about the links and shock position?
Mo: Can you help?
I'm thinking of using #1 piston with #40 shock oil with yellow (may be blue) spring for F/R. What do you guys think? What about the links and shock position?
Mo: Can you help?
#776
Looks like their's something dodgy afoot in the rear gearbox as it's still making a slight scraping sound.
I'm getting a bit sick of stripping it down
Mark,
Thank you very much
Josh,
Thank you too and here's the shim kit, ZC-S20
I'm getting a bit sick of stripping it down
Mark,
Thank you very much
Josh,
Thank you too and here's the shim kit, ZC-S20
#777
Tech Elite
iTrader: (12)
Simon- Not sure if this is the problem, but I did something similar to mine, and I had to use AE buttonhead 3mm motor screws for the spur. They are a lot flatter than the Yok buttonheads. I might have grinded a few threads off the screws- don't remember for sure. Hope this helps
#778
Originally posted by kentech
The setup is on the Yokomo Japan site. Although I have a Japan version of the acrobat reader I still can't see the setup correctly...just the numbers. I must be doing something wrong...
Please, somebody help!
http://www.yokomo.co.jp/yokomoweb/se...MR-4/tcspj.pdf
The setup is on the Yokomo Japan site. Although I have a Japan version of the acrobat reader I still can't see the setup correctly...just the numbers. I must be doing something wrong...
Please, somebody help!
http://www.yokomo.co.jp/yokomoweb/se...MR-4/tcspj.pdf
#779
I've stiffened the car up a bit. Green springs, gold swaybars all around. Also stood the rear shocks up, and shortened all the shocks. Want to see how a low roll setup will work on the car, as I need it more responsive. Will be interesting to see how it works Previously, the car has been very easy to drive, but feels like it could be faster, and definately needed to be a little more responsive. I'm running on ozite, anyone have setups they'de like to share?
#780
Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Simon- Not sure if this is the problem, but I did something similar to mine, and I had to use AE buttonhead 3mm motor screws for the spur. They are a lot flatter than the Yok buttonheads. I might have grinded a few threads off the screws- don't remember for sure. Hope this helps
Simon- Not sure if this is the problem, but I did something similar to mine, and I had to use AE buttonhead 3mm motor screws for the spur. They are a lot flatter than the Yok buttonheads. I might have grinded a few threads off the screws- don't remember for sure. Hope this helps
I had one of the very small shims that the SP conversion comes with on the center shaft. I had it where it was fine with the PRO gear adapter but it seems that with the new SP one, the spur gear was just nicking the diff pulley and there wasn't any of the tell tale signs so I didn't see it. I moved it to the motor side instead of the battery side of the shaft and VOILA, problem solved.
One of those silly little things.