Kyosho VoneR Thread
#9106
Originally posted by Manticore
the alloy front sway bar holders were transplanted from my V1RR. i need modify the alloy holer a bit to make it best fit. this is not bling bling item !
the alloy front sway bar holders were transplanted from my V1RR. i need modify the alloy holer a bit to make it best fit. this is not bling bling item !
#9107
Originally posted by StepPins
I am using the 3racing (kv-006) one from the V1RR kit. I shaved off about 2mm each from the inner side of each holder...is that what you had to do to modify them?
I am using the 3racing (kv-006) one from the V1RR kit. I shaved off about 2mm each from the inner side of each holder...is that what you had to do to modify them?
#9108
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#9109
clean cut off of the up stop portion of the holder Manticore!
What did you use?
What did you use?
#9110
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#9111
Originally posted by StepPins
clean cut off of the up stop portion of the holder Manticore!
What did you use?
clean cut off of the up stop portion of the holder Manticore!
What did you use?
#9112
OK did some high grip track testing. Wanted to check out the on power understeer for myself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
#9113
Hi guys, I am planning to get a V1RR, and have been told that I only can have a box start engin and cant have a pull stsrt coz of short of places.... is it true?
can any1 clear this to me? thz...
can any1 clear this to me? thz...
#9114
Originally posted by blixelX
Hi guys, I am planning to get a V1RR, and have been told that I only can have a box start engin and cant have a pull stsrt coz of short of places.... is it true?
can any1 clear this to me? thz...
Hi guys, I am planning to get a V1RR, and have been told that I only can have a box start engin and cant have a pull stsrt coz of short of places.... is it true?
can any1 clear this to me? thz...
#9115
Originally posted by Vinyard
its kinda hard to find pull start engine nowadays ..
its kinda hard to find pull start engine nowadays ..
#9116
Tech Addict
Originally posted by blixelX
really?? but if i can find a pull start engin, can i fit in the V1RR??
really?? but if i can find a pull start engin, can i fit in the V1RR??
I've heard of some people modifying parts and using different parts and this and that to fit a pull-start engine but it's not really worth all the trouble.
#9117
Originally posted by AMGRacer
OK did some high grip track testing. Wanted to check out the on power understeer for myself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
OK did some high grip track testing. Wanted to check out the on power understeer for myself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
#9118
Originally posted by AMGRacer
OK did some high grip track testing. Wanted to check out the on power understeer for myself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
OK did some high grip track testing. Wanted to check out the on power understeer for myself
Well first up, need to get rid of droop. I went +3 +6 in the end and that seemed pretty good. This was at a ride height of 4mm and with 57/60mm front and rear tires.
Remember I was running the kit stock setup here as a baseline.
Next thing, front swaybar is way too soft flat. Needed to go to 45 degrees on the bar, balanced it up using the gold rear and sliding the adjuster up 7mm.
Then I went to the Light blue springs front and rear.
At this point car was OK getting around the track at an OK pace, but there it was, the on power understeer. Also punch was quite low.
So I took my own advice and went with 50K wt rear diff oil (I prepped a 30K and 50K diff before I went) non LSD. While I had the car stripped down I went with the #12 ackerman steering.
Well all I can say is you gotta try it out for yourself
That still seems like a lot of droop for a high traction set-up - which track?
What was the original oil in the diff? - did you try the 30K diff?
Anyway, put us out of our misery . . . . how was it.
#9120
Tech Master
Originally posted by Sp Racer
......look what the cat dragged in!!
......look what the cat dragged in!!