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Old 07-25-2012, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by IgorR
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Where do you buy the donuts from?
Futaba RC Pro Shop carries all the weird stuff. For standard Yokomo rubber I often use RC Race Drift Japan.

Here are the Pro Shop ordering instructions.
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Originally Posted by IgorR
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Where do you buy the donuts from?
And which donuts do you use ;-)
There are so many... Have you tried the CRT yokomo tires?
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Hi,

I noticed that for Yokomo R12, the maximum bearing offset in the rear is 1.75mm.

So for brand new tyre, with the maximum bearing offset, the ride height is still of a high ~6.5mm.

Where else I can get bearing offset for Associated up to 3.5mm. But again, the rear bulkhead is different and I can't use the Associated bearing offset on R12.

Does anyone got a better solution to reduce the ride height for brand new tyre ? err... beside cutting them ?

Many thanks.
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Hi,

Anyone has experience with TN Racing motor mount ?

does it uses the stock yokomo bearing offset bit ?
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Old 08-11-2012, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by hotdognobun
The front is very adjusable and plays a big role on the cars whole entire handling characterisitcs but my only complaint is the use of e-clips. the plastics are very soft but i prefer some flex but I heard that the plastic are so soft it causes the shock the leak. I haven't had issues cause I use green slime and thick oil. The front axles are the same as any other 1/12 but the rear is only slightly different. in order to use wheel that are currently on the market you will need to change out the axle and hub and some shims. the Yokomo hubs create the wide wheel base so their wheels are deep dish style as for the parmas, crc, ect wheels are flat so if you use those wheels on the yoke hub it will give you a crazy wide wheelbase!
What is the offset of rear wheel between Yokomo & other like CRC, JACO ?
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Old 08-13-2012, 10:15 PM
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Hello,

Does anyone have R12 Setup sheet to share form the last worlds?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by mos-leung
What is the offset of rear wheel between Yokomo & other like CRC, JACO ?
AE wheels is about 1mm from the inner edge. Yokomo is about 20mm, sort of middle of the wheel vs the edge.
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Originally Posted by IgorR
Hello,

Does anyone have R12 Setup sheet to share form the last worlds?

Thanks
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/yoko...YokomoR12.html
All things 12th scale from....
http://www.rctech.net/forum/californ...ll-so-cal.html
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Originally Posted by ongbenghui
AE wheels is about 1mm from the inner edge. Yokomo is about 20mm, sort of middle of the wheel vs the edge.
Thanks
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Thanks for the links.

PetitRC's link is broken.
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Old 08-18-2012, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by IgorR
Thanks for the links.

PetitRC's link is broken.
Link is not broken, simply data is not available yet and page is pending the release of this setup if released any day. This is just a matter of practicality I might say.
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AMAIN will be carrying the R12
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Old 11-02-2012, 01:44 AM
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Which most economical solution for rear tires off normal set of Yokomo r12?
which parts are needed?
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Old 11-02-2012, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by biagio23
Which most economical solution for rear tires off normal set of Yokomo r12?
which parts are needed?
Mobgums and Torke tires are sold glue on R12 rims. They are almost the same price as Jaco.
I would go for this solution.
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Originally Posted by biagio23
Which most economical solution for rear tires off normal set of Yokomo r12?
which parts are needed?
I will just order from japan.
http://www.pro-s-futaba.co.jp/home/a...customers.html
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