Kyosho v-one rrr
04-25-2006, 05:39 AM
#6167
Tech Addict
no you use an extension lead and run it from the reciever to the battery and you unplug it from there.
04-25-2006, 05:42 AM
#6168
Get some small springs to place between the brake shoes at the top and bottom mounts. This will keep the pads from rubbings on the disc and you won't need to have anything to pull the brake arm back.
Don't put the handle on unless you are going to use an open body, it makes for a neater look.
Drill a small hole in the chassis below the fuel tank overflow and connect a piece of fuel line to the overflow and into the drilled hole.
Don't put the handle on unless you are going to use an open body, it makes for a neater look.
Drill a small hole in the chassis below the fuel tank overflow and connect a piece of fuel line to the overflow and into the drilled hole.
04-25-2006, 05:51 AM
#6170
Originally Posted by jag
The thing I found most difficult is the wiring. I trimmed the steering servo mount to allow the wires for the steering servo and transponder (I don't use a switch) to run behind the receiver. If you use a very small receiver, things will fit easier.
); the Futaba servo has got longer wires as compared to the Sanwa servos I observed. I just got myself a WRX servo a couple of months back, the shorter Sanwa wires did make things a lil bit easier...
04-25-2006, 05:51 AM
#6171
Originally Posted by mrgsr
hey Jag
do u just plug and unplug the battery into the receiver each time ?
thanks
do u just plug and unplug the battery into the receiver each time ?
thanks
04-25-2006, 05:52 AM
#6172
Originally Posted by ae_ntc3
no you use an extension lead and run it from the reciever to the battery and you unplug it from there.
04-25-2006, 05:53 AM
#6173
I got the Q-world alloy horns too. Work well
04-25-2006, 06:01 AM
#6174
Originally Posted by tommi
Talking about the servo horns, it's a matter of getting the right ones that work. I got myself the aftermarket servo horn from Q-World, fits well.
04-25-2006, 06:04 AM
#6175
Originally Posted by tommi
The wiring is one bltchy part to do... I was previously using one Futaba servo and one Sanwa servo, wiring was tricky (btw, I use a switch ); the Futaba servo has got longer wires as compared to the Sanwa servos I observed. I just got myself a WRX servo a couple of months back, the shorter Sanwa wires did make things a lil bit easier...
); the Futaba servo has got longer wires as compared to the Sanwa servos I observed. I just got myself a WRX servo a couple of months back, the shorter Sanwa wires did make things a lil bit easier... 
04-25-2006, 06:05 AM
#6176
Originally Posted by jag
Is Sanwa marketed in the US under another name? I hear about them all the time but I never see any.
04-25-2006, 06:07 AM
#6177
Originally Posted by tommi
Sanwa = Airtronics dude!
Sorry, I am a little slow sometimes.
04-25-2006, 06:07 AM
#6178
Originally Posted by jag
Agreed! I use this one:http://www.futaba-rc.com/parts/futm1980.html (20mm Single FUTM2133) The blue looks good.
04-25-2006, 06:09 AM
#6179
Originally Posted by jag
I knew it!
Sorry, I am a little slow sometimes.
Sorry, I am a little slow sometimes.
04-25-2006, 11:29 AM
#6180
If you haven’t already done so, be sure to stop by the Kyosho V-ONE RRR Knowledge Base: http://www.nitrokb.com/vonerrr/
If you want to be added to the V1RRR Team Page, please PM me the following info:
- Car
- Engine
- Radio
- Servos
- Tires
- Local track or where you usually race
Plus a picture of your car!
Thanks!
If you want to be added to the V1RRR Team Page, please PM me the following info:
- Car
- Engine
- Radio
- Servos
- Tires
- Local track or where you usually race
Plus a picture of your car!
Thanks!