12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
06-04-2004, 03:18 PM
#8431
Or you can try the swaybar open ball ends. They have less slop as well. They are just hard to come by.
06-06-2004, 03:49 AM
#8434
Tech Master
A couple of quick Yokomo questions....
I've seen conflicting information about the SSG but according to the Yokomo site the kit does come with tyres(as in the parts list doesn't say they are not included)...True or False and if true are they any good/last very long.
Secondly if I ran it in 540 stock does the motor plate allow the motor to move far enough away to fit a 40 tooth pinion when using the kit spur (not that I might actually use it but want to know the amount of movement it has).
Thanks in advance.
Secondly if I ran it in 540 stock does the motor plate allow the motor to move far enough away to fit a 40 tooth pinion when using the kit spur (not that I might actually use it but want to know the amount of movement it has).
Thanks in advance.
06-06-2004, 04:39 AM
#8435
Tech Adept
Running a 40 tooth pinion with a 72 spur fits fine. I go between 36 and 42 in 'stock' .
06-06-2004, 04:44 AM
#8436
Tech Master
Originally posted by Trevor
Running a 40 tooth pinion with a 72 spur fits fine. I go between 36 and 42 in 'stock' .
Running a 40 tooth pinion with a 72 spur fits fine. I go between 36 and 42 in 'stock' .
06-06-2004, 05:05 AM
#8437
Tech Adept
The kit spur might be a 70, not too sure on that. As for the tires, not sure on those either, and for the one-way, it depends on where you are buying the kit from, Oceania is standard with a one-way, and America is standard with a diff. I dont think you will need a diff anyway. The standard setup works really well with a one-way in stock most of the time.
06-06-2004, 05:07 AM
#8438
optional, that means its a "hop up" item. you have to pay extra and order it if your hobby store doesn't stock it. i bought my ssg used so i can't answer your tires question, but i did just get the cgm kit and it came with wheels but not tires (tyres)
06-06-2004, 05:13 AM
#8439
Originally posted by Lonestar
utieh,
I'd think endbell too... check out on overrc, in Cobra's report I think there's some pics about how he did his. A fan works just fine too
Weighted my car yesterday... SD SSG with no central plate, no rollbars, Cyclone TC, Older Airtronics 94157 servo (MG), two servo savers to reduce slop, suzuki spindles, Tobee bones rear and Square Ti Front, Personal transponder, Team Orion B rubbers, Orion Revolution, 3000HV's & 3-color Mazda 6 body (not light) : 1520grms
I guess with a little massaging and some more modern electronics, I'd easily go below 1500gms...
Later,
Paul
utieh,
I'd think endbell too... check out on overrc, in Cobra's report I think there's some pics about how he did his. A fan works just fine too
Weighted my car yesterday... SD SSG with no central plate, no rollbars, Cyclone TC, Older Airtronics 94157 servo (MG), two servo savers to reduce slop, suzuki spindles, Tobee bones rear and Square Ti Front, Personal transponder, Team Orion B rubbers, Orion Revolution, 3000HV's & 3-color Mazda 6 body (not light) : 1520grms
I guess with a little massaging and some more modern electronics, I'd easily go below 1500gms...
Later,
Paul
06-06-2004, 05:14 AM
#8440
Tech Master
And hence the confusion....
Originally posted by ritchie
optional, that means its a "hop up" item. you have to pay extra and order it if your hobby store doesn't stock it. i bought my ssg used so i can't answer your tires question, but i did just get the cgm kit and it came with wheels but not tires (tyres)
optional, that means its a "hop up" item. you have to pay extra and order it if your hobby store doesn't stock it. i bought my ssg used so i can't answer your tires question, but i did just get the cgm kit and it came with wheels but not tires (tyres)
I downloaded their own parts list from the site (I'm looking at it now) and according to that a dot means standard kit part and a * means optional and if you scroll down the list there is a dot next to the one way unit. Sounds like misleading advertising on their part....Grrrrrrr
06-06-2004, 05:18 AM
#8441
Tech Adept
Originally posted by Trevor
and for the one-way, it depends on where you are buying the kit from, Oceania is standard with a one-way, and America is standard with a diff. I dont think you will need a diff anyway. The standard setup works really well with a one-way in stock most of the time.
and for the one-way, it depends on where you are buying the kit from, Oceania is standard with a one-way, and America is standard with a diff. I dont think you will need a diff anyway. The standard setup works really well with a one-way in stock most of the time.
06-06-2004, 05:22 AM
#8442
Tech Master
Originally posted by Trevor
. Sorry, sounds like you missed what I said.
. Sorry, sounds like you missed what I said.
06-06-2004, 07:54 AM
#8443
Re: A couple of quick Yokomo questions....
Originally posted by Mabuchi540
I've seen conflicting information about the SSG but according to the Yokomo site the kit does come with tyres(as in the parts list doesn't say they are not included)...True or False and if true are they any good/last very long.
Secondly if I ran it in 540 stock does the motor plate allow the motor to move far enough away to fit a 40 tooth pinion when using the kit spur (not that I might actually use it but want to know the amount of movement it has).
Thanks in advance.
I've seen conflicting information about the SSG but according to the Yokomo site the kit does come with tyres(as in the parts list doesn't say they are not included)...True or False and if true are they any good/last very long.
Secondly if I ran it in 540 stock does the motor plate allow the motor to move far enough away to fit a 40 tooth pinion when using the kit spur (not that I might actually use it but want to know the amount of movement it has).
Thanks in advance.
As for one ways, Only japanese kits have the one ways as std. That how i understand it anyway
06-06-2004, 08:19 AM
#8444
Tech Fanatic
Need that Yok CGM Reedy set up if anyone has it. Thanks.
Originally posted by Matt Howard
Pops wrote it down for us and I never copied it to a setup sheet yet, maybe he can post it or I will later today when I get the time. I know it was pretty heavy with the shock oil and a heavy rear sway bar.
Pops wrote it down for us and I never copied it to a setup sheet yet, maybe he can post it or I will later today when I get the time. I know it was pretty heavy with the shock oil and a heavy rear sway bar.
06-06-2004, 10:34 AM
#8445
Re: Re: A couple of quick Yokomo questions....
Originally posted by Sleighty
No tyres are included with the kit and the kit spur gear is a 70T 48dp.
As for one ways, Only japanese kits have the one ways as std. That how i understand it anyway
No tyres are included with the kit and the kit spur gear is a 70T 48dp.
As for one ways, Only japanese kits have the one ways as std. That how i understand it anyway
and the front one-way is a 'HOP-UP'. it is a good hop-up to have in your arsenal
