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Old 06-10-2002, 04:10 PM
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around 48,500 or so. I do another check very soon.
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Old 06-11-2002, 06:49 AM
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thanx usagi!!!

ur help has been most useful 4 us here...
as least i can compare the price of some of the kits here in s'pore/m'sia to japan!!!
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Old 06-11-2002, 07:06 AM
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http://www.tamiya.com/english/produc...4m_wcr_pre.htm

this is the url for the tamiya world champion replica 414m2...all in english...
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Old 06-11-2002, 07:21 AM
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I will keep you posted ok? will post back some time is a few days.
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Originally posted by ijnek
thanx usagi!!!

ur help has been most useful 4 us here...
as least i can compare the price of some of the kits here in s'pore/m'sia to japan!!!
Well thank you very very much

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Old 06-12-2002, 12:07 AM
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Hello...
The WC edition 's full retail price is JPY54,800. The special shocks that Surikarn used in S. Africa will be included, but not sure about the diff rings. However, the shocks will be anodized in blue just like the M2 Ltd edition i.e. not gun metal like Surikarn's. The special new shocks is musch smoother (new coatings) and more airtight...i.e. last longer between rebuilds.
The significant changes in this WC edition would be the suspension blocks and the additional spacers.
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Old 06-12-2002, 12:15 AM
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414M racers, do you know what the "Rebound Stroke" field in the setup sheets mean? Like 2mm rebound?

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Old 06-12-2002, 12:45 AM
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Originally posted by slowhand
Hello...
The WC edition 's full retail price is JPY54,800. The special shocks that Surikarn used in S. Africa will be included, but not sure about the diff rings. However, the shocks will be anodized in blue just like the M2 Ltd edition i.e. not gun metal like Surikarn's. The special new shocks is musch smoother (new coatings) and more airtight...i.e. last longer between rebuilds.
The significant changes in this WC edition would be the suspension blocks and the additional spacers.

It will not be Full Retail! It never is in Japan.
So the price I posted above is what one might get one of these for. Never FULL RETAIL!
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Usagi,
Correct the "street" will never be the same as the "full" retail price, and is always lower. I posted the full retail price as many people in S.E. Asia normally refer to the full retail price in order to calculate the "expected" price from their LHS. No doubt your info must be correct and very useful.

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Rebound=droop= the total upward movement of the chasis when you lift the chasis from rest (settled position with its full running gear) until the tires lift off the ground. In Surikarn's setting sheet, it is measured from the top wheel axle.
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hi slowhand! Thanks!

So I guess for say if we change to tires of different diameter, we'd need to change the downstop yet again right?

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Old 06-12-2002, 06:57 AM
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So, about $400 in Japan?
An eBay seller has one "buy it now" for $349 and two up for bid currently in the $240 range.
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Old 06-12-2002, 07:29 AM
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Originally posted by coolrcdad
So, about $400 in Japan?
An eBay seller has one "buy it now" for $349 and two up for bid currently in the $240 range.
I think there is a little confusing info running around with the different models.
That buy now is coing from HK? yea then they charge you what 60.00 shipping!..............
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Originally posted by Alvin
hi slowhand! Thanks!

So I guess for say if we change to tires of different diameter, we'd need to change the downstop yet again right?

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Yes.
As far as I know, in most tracks that I have raced, the rebound stroke for 414M would be somehere around 1mm for both front and rear. During the PreWorld in S. Africa Surikarn run 0.5mm at the front and 1mm on the rear. However, he run d same droop i.e. 1mm for both front and rear, through out the World Championship (as the track traction was completely different i.e. much more grip than the PreWorld)
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Slowhand: How do you set your rebound stroke? Could you please share it please? It seems my method of setting the downstop is wrong...

Edit: just checked my car, seems like I was running 2mm rebound on the front and 3mm rear. On my "droop gauge" it was +4/+4 i guess I need to change my setting methods....

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Old 06-12-2002, 06:05 PM
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Originally posted by coolrcdad
So, about $400 in Japan?
An eBay seller has one "buy it now" for $349 and two up for bid currently in the $240 range.
coolrcdad,

Usagi was giving us the price on the world replica kit. Not the regular M2 champion kit.
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