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Old 11-26-2005, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by JayBee
You are correct
the steering post is the same. its the "bell crank" that is shorter with a spacer.
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Old 11-27-2005, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan Hughes
They have i have already got it. Goto http://www.teamyokomo.com/japan/newp...s2005_6_en.htm

Was released an age ago.
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Old 11-27-2005, 07:42 PM
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I thought id post a setup on my bd fom the weekend. Its outdoor ashphalt, bumpy track, pretty tight and needed lots of turn.
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RUN #1
FRONT
RIDE HEIGHT 5.5
DROOP number on guage #5
WHEELBASE FRONT/REAR rear
CHASSIS LIFT 1mm
SHOCK SPRINGS yoke blue
SHOCK OIL associated 30
SHOCK PISTON #2
ROLL BAR TYPE gold
SHOCK LENGTH 62
SUSP MOUNT BLOCK FRONT omm
SUSP MOUNT BLOCK REAR omm
SHOCK MOUNT ON TOWER second hole in
SHOCK MOUNT ON A ARM middle hole
ROLL CENTER MOUNT/C HUB kingpin
ROLL CENTER HEIGHT/BHEAD 2x1mm spacers
C HUB HOLE LOWER/UPPER upper
C HUB SPACER UPPER/LOWER lower
CAMBER 1
TOE 0.5 out
RIM sorex
TYRE sorex 36
INSERT sorex c medium
REAR
RIDE HEIGHT 6mm
DROOP number on guage 4
WHEELBASE FRONT/REAR middle
CHASSIS LIFT 3mm
SHOCK SPRINGS yoke silver
SHOCK OIL associated 30
ROLL BAR TYPE gold
SHOCK PISTON #2
SHOCK LENGTH 62
SUSP MOUNT BLOCK FRONT 0
SUSP MOUNT BLOCK REAR 0
SHOCK MOUNT ON TOWER second hole in
SHOCK MOUNT ON A ARM outermost
ROLL CENTER MOUNT/AXLE HUB third hole out
ROLL CENTER HEIGHT/BHEAD standard ball with kit
HUB HOLE LOWER/UPPER lower
CAMBER 1mm
TOE 3
RIM sorex
TYRE sorex 36
INSERT c medium
STEERING
HUBS-trailing or 0 Omm
ACKERMAN POS second hole from front
UPPER OR LOWER MOUNTING POS lower
MOTOR
TYPE dc v2
WIND 7x1
TIMING 18deg
COMM SIZE 7.3mm
GEARING 78x18
BRUSHES USED sprint edge
CHASSIS
ONE WAY/SOLID/BALL FRONT DIFF oneway
CENTRE PULLEY ONE WAY/SOLID oneway
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION 30 left 5 right
BATTERY
BATTERY USED 1.181v ib 3800
CHARGE RATE AMPS 5
PEAK CUTOFF SETTING 10vp -cell master
TEMP CUTOFF AT 45
MAH PEAKED AT 3955
MAH DISCHARGED AFTER RUN 283
ESC-DOMINATOR II
PUNCH SETTINGS 2
AUTO BRAKE SETTINGS 5
INITIAL BRAKE SETTINGS 1
RADIO-KO HELIOS
STEERING CURVE -35
THROTTLE CURVE -20
THROTTLE HI POINT 100
THROTTLE BRAKE 30
STEERING LH VALUE 56
STEERING RH VALUE 61
BODY
TYPE USED rayspeed accord
WING USED flat yokomo stratus e
CHARACTERISTICS excellent -little push
LAPS
LAP TIMES 16.2ave
RACE TIME
QUALIFY TIME
SINGLE BEST LAP TIME 15.4
COMMENTS very neutral feel and stable
bumpy track
very tight
tyre tweek and warmers
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Old 11-28-2005, 02:29 AM
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Hey ark ygpm on your setup I may be able to help you.
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Old 11-28-2005, 05:35 AM
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Hi,

I am assembling my first Yokomo car and it is a BD, very nice car!

After assembling the steering rack (new revised type) as explained in the instruction sheet, the bellcrank plate has a lot of slop were the flanged bearing are located, not radial but axial slop: is it normal? And when steering, the plate works upwards against the bearing flanges, downwards directly against the bellcrank lever. Again, is it ok?
If so, I thought of locking the bearing outer race to the plate by glueing, is it recommendable? Any other idea or solution?

Then I am looking for a list of Rayspeed spring colour/rates: is it available somewere?

Many thanks for your help,

Eddi.
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Old 11-28-2005, 06:28 AM
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Rayspeed
Spring Rating [lb/in]
Gray 19.90
Red 18.26
White 17.17
Yellow 14.87
Blue 14.29
Green 13.20
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Old 11-28-2005, 08:15 AM
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EddiRossi,

I added some washer on both side of the plate, and put the bearing on top the washer.

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Old 11-28-2005, 08:24 AM
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Use some CA glue to reduce the inner diameter of the steering plate, one or two cloths will do, let it dry. When you push the ball bearing in, it should be a tight fit.
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Old 11-28-2005, 11:21 AM
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I use Duratrax teflon bearings in the rack. Then take a GS Racing shim (not sure on size) and put in between the flange lip and the rack. Under the bearing, I put 1 brass motor shim and a teflon motor shim. This raised the carbon fiber off the aluminium and gives smooth action. After that, put a tiny amount of thread lock on the steel screw and screw it in to the aluminium arm. Don't fully tighten down. The steering should be very smooth and slop free. Also, make sure you have the shims on the post to keep them from moving up and down under the upper deck.
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Old 11-28-2005, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by utieh
interesting stuff from Team Bomber







Any word on when these parts will be available?
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Old 11-28-2005, 01:08 PM
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Thank you agower, aoizip, caveman and ChadCapece for your answers!
Those will help me a lot.

Can you explain me which is the difference in car handling between 0offset and 1offset steering block? This is the first time I see this tuning possibility in a R/C car...

In the setup sheet what is "suspension mount skid angle" ? And what means (e.g.) "-0.5" on front ?

Thanks,

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Old 11-28-2005, 01:13 PM
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the skid angle is the angle of the suspension blocks at the FRONT or REAR of the car, you change it by having differnt spacers under the front & rear mounts for either the front or rear of the car, -0.5 will mean that the front mount on the front of the car is 0.5mm lower than the rear mount on the front of the car.

hoep that makes sence?
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Old 11-28-2005, 02:19 PM
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Yes agower, it does make sense to me!
I would call it, in other words, "anti-dive".

Thanks, maybe you can help me also about offset steering blocks?

Eddi.
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Old 11-29-2005, 10:54 AM
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The inline blocks will give more steering entering the corner. Making the car more aggressive. We run them 99% of the time here in the UK. Definitely reccomend you get some.
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Old 11-29-2005, 12:24 PM
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Thank you John Pape,

I will get those asap through my LHS !

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