Kyosho v-one rrr
#5371
Originally Posted by 710baby
Hey rob did you sign up for the Cup
Yes I will be there........I wanted to run the team.....but I dont have a partner.. any takers.. So if i dont find a partner I will only run r class.
#5372
Originally Posted by markp27
I'd be interested to hear your results about the clutch movement
The parts list for the front diff is as follows:
VZ204 - Diff Housings front + rear + screws and seals.
VZ012 - Gear set including spacers and rubber grommets - enough for two diffs.
BS107 - Bevel shafts - enough for three diffs.
VZ218 - Outdrives for the front diff
There is a front diff housing with the RRR kit, but the rest you'll have to get.
Thinks that's all.
Cheers, Mark.
The parts list for the front diff is as follows:
VZ204 - Diff Housings front + rear + screws and seals.
VZ012 - Gear set including spacers and rubber grommets - enough for two diffs.
BS107 - Bevel shafts - enough for three diffs.
VZ218 - Outdrives for the front diff
There is a front diff housing with the RRR kit, but the rest you'll have to get.
Thinks that's all.
Cheers, Mark.
thank you i will let you know how it goes....
#5373
Look forward to hearing about the results.
Have you tried different tyre splits? I was wondering what the car would be like with a 1.5mm front-rear split .... that would give just under 2% front overdrive.
Cheers, Mark.
Have you tried different tyre splits? I was wondering what the car would be like with a 1.5mm front-rear split .... that would give just under 2% front overdrive.
Cheers, Mark.
#5374
Yes i have tried up to a 3 slpit.......the car is pretty good.........What I am trying to do now is run with a 1 split or less....with different tire combos to keep the car as neutral as possible.
#5375
Was the car a bit tail happy with a 3mm split?
#5376
Originally Posted by markp27
Was the car a bit tail happy with a 3mm split?
#5377
Originally Posted by robert maestrey
Yes.......had a crap load of steering .......but like you said the rear end was a little un stable.....
The problem Im having is the amount of tire wear i get from front to rear......In my qualifiers I nail the the size to cut the tires......and car is always ultra ballistic .... then when I get to the main and calculate my sizes the split is more than I would want to cut them too. That is where i have a problem, bercause as you know the mains are 30min to 1 hour depending on the race. For example w-nats qualifiers no prob.......main my car was a slouch ......due to incorrect split.
#5378
Do you mean the split changes too much during the main?
Yeah for an hour long race, tyre wear could get really critical - maybe worth thinking of a tyre change in such a long race.
The longest race I've done was 45 minutes - man my legs wouldn't move after the race, I'd hate to think what it would be like after one hour
Yeah for an hour long race, tyre wear could get really critical - maybe worth thinking of a tyre change in such a long race.
The longest race I've done was 45 minutes - man my legs wouldn't move after the race, I'd hate to think what it would be like after one hour
#5379
Originally Posted by robert maestrey
Yes.......had a crap load of steering .......but like you said the rear end was a little un stable.....
#5380
Tech Adept
The RRR gains steering with a much smaller front diameter tire? To me it seems counter intuitive. Can anybody explain?
Dave
Dave
#5381
I'll leave it to Art Carbonell to explain:
http://www.3hobby.net/modules.php?na...ontent&tid=176
Cheers, Mark.
http://www.3hobby.net/modules.php?na...ontent&tid=176
Cheers, Mark.
#5382
Originally Posted by fritzD
hey guys,
im having difficulty extending my rear with to 200mm without my drive shafts popping from my diff outdrives. How do you resolve this? thanks
im having difficulty extending my rear with to 200mm without my drive shafts popping from my diff outdrives. How do you resolve this? thanks
Originally Posted by markp27
Sounds like the wheel hex adaptors are too narrow for your given wheel rim offset. You probably need the +1mm hex adaptors or a different wheel rim offset.
Cheers, Mark.
Cheers, Mark.
In the manual, step 22 shows that the distance between the pivot ball and the rear hub should be 4.2mm front and 4.5 mm back - but when you adjust the downstop and then the trackwidth, it's more than this - even with the wheels from the kit.
Maybe I'm missing something?
Yikes! Just three more days till the championship. How am I going to fix this?
#5383
Sorry guys wrong post... Wrong account used. (This is my bro's).
Last edited by csdspeed; 03-16-2006 at 03:55 AM.
#5384
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Originally Posted by rmdhawaii
I'm kind of wondering if this is a problem with the kit. I decided to completely redo my alignment and when I was adjusting the downstop, the drive shaft was hanging out on the edge of the outdrives. In order for the drive shaft to be seated properly, with a 200mm trackwidth, the wheel offset would have to be something like 3-4mm. I'm thinking, "That can't be right. Can it?".
In the manual, step 22 shows that the distance between the pivot ball and the rear hub should be 4.2mm front and 4.5 mm back - but when you adjust the downstop and then the trackwidth, it's more than this - even with the wheels from the kit.
Maybe I'm missing something?
Yikes! Just three more days till the championship. How am I going to fix this?
In the manual, step 22 shows that the distance between the pivot ball and the rear hub should be 4.2mm front and 4.5 mm back - but when you adjust the downstop and then the trackwidth, it's more than this - even with the wheels from the kit.
Maybe I'm missing something?
Yikes! Just three more days till the championship. How am I going to fix this?
#5385
Originally Posted by fritzD
i was able to buy longer outdrives from my lhs..... i can now get 200mm or track width even longer... hehehee there's is universals that are extended at its ends..
Thanks!