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Kyosho RB6.6 to RB7 conversion kit RB66TORB7 from Conversion Kit

Parts included (and updated list for RB6.6)

UM703B Front Bulkhead

UM753-1B Shock plastic parts set x 2

UM760 Chassis

UM761 Front suspension arms

UM762 Rear suspension arm

UM763 Front hub carrier

UM764 Wing Stay

UM765 Centre bulkhead (waterfall brace)

UM766 Universal joint ring

UM767 Wing

UMB06 Body

UMD05 Decal sheet

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Old 07-29-2019, 06:33 PM
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How does the rb7 compare to the 6.6 on high grip clay? Been out of the hobby for a year but still have about 4 extra sets of MIP pucks bagged, a few diffs, and a bunch of parts so thinking about getting one. Thx
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I dont have a rb7 to compare but I have the 6.6 with all the rb7 upgrades. Car is the best it’s ever been, and that’s on clay and carpet
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Originally Posted by JAE
How does the rb7 compare to the 6.6 on high grip clay? Been out of the hobby for a year but still have about 4 extra sets of MIP pucks bagged, a few diffs, and a bunch of parts so thinking about getting one. Thx
I also upgraded my RB6.6 to 7 parts. The changes are not dramatic, but they definitely help, especially front gull-wing arms, and suspension geometry. For high grip tracks the RB7 is a much better value since all you need is the included laydown transmission.
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Old 08-02-2019, 02:33 PM
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The changes for me are not massive, but its easier to drive for me
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Old 08-03-2019, 03:56 PM
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I just ran the rb6.6 rb7 hybrid on carpet for the first time. I have all rb7 parts except for the chassis. I am wondering how much better it could get? This thing does everything I want it to do. It could maybe use a tad more steering but other than that it drives like a dream.
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Old 08-05-2019, 05:55 AM
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I've done the same to my 6.6 and went to the RB7 plastics, made a good improvement to the car (needed to get the droop right on the front when using the rb7 front arms, i went with long shocks end then bought the proper low profile front carbon tower)

Anyhow put on the RB7 chassis a few weeks ago, what a difference! as its a shorter wheel base it gives the car loads more steering and the flex characteristics are very different, well worth the money!
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Originally Posted by Headling
I've done the same to my 6.6 and went to the RB7 plastics, made a good improvement to the car (needed to get the droop right on the front when using the rb7 front arms, i went with long shocks end then bought the proper low profile front carbon tower)

Anyhow put on the RB7 chassis a few weeks ago, what a difference! as its a shorter wheel base it gives the car loads more steering and the flex characteristics are very different, well worth the money!
Stop tempting me. I did increase the ackerman to give it more steering with the rb7 knuckles. How is the stability with the RB7 chassis?

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Do you guys run aftermarket wheels on your RB7's? I tried on a pair of wheels/tire combo from my buddies AE RC10 6.1 and was alarmed to see that the offset was sketchy and i couldn't even get the nut to tighten up to the threaded portion. I wanted to get a few sets of black wheels for my RB6.6 and my Step son's RB7, ones that aren't white... or green..
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Do you guys run aftermarket wheels on your RB7's? I tried on a pair of wheels/tire combo from my buddies AE RC10 6.1 and was alarmed to see that the offset was sketchy and i couldn't even get the nut to tighten up to the threaded portion. I wanted to get a few sets of black wheels for my RB6.6 and my Step son's RB7, ones that aren't white... or green..
I got Schumacher pre mounts on both the front and the back and it got no problems
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Originally Posted by Pesti13nce
Do you guys run aftermarket wheels on your RB7's? I tried on a pair of wheels/tire combo from my buddies AE RC10 6.1 and was alarmed to see that the offset was sketchy and i couldn't even get the nut to tighten up to the threaded portion. I wanted to get a few sets of black wheels for my RB6.6 and my Step son's RB7, ones that aren't white... or green..
jconcepts mono wheels fit rb7 with no problems as well. I run them on my rb7. They say fit rb6/b6
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Originally Posted by Pesti13nce
Do you guys run aftermarket wheels on your RB7's? I tried on a pair of wheels/tire combo from my buddies AE RC10 6.1 and was alarmed to see that the offset was sketchy and i couldn't even get the nut to tighten up to the threaded portion. I wanted to get a few sets of black wheels for my RB6.6 and my Step son's RB7, ones that aren't white... or green..
If you want black wheels, DE Racing Speedline.
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Hey guys I hope you can enlighten me with this particular part. So with the Ackerman it has an arrow going up, but in the setup sheets you can choose up or down. When I built the car, I built as per manual. Arrow facing up. Then the other day I installed it with arrow facing down and i lost half my steering. If you could take photos of how it's installed with arrow facing down that would be great and the reasoning.
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Flipping the rack is just that, spinning it around so that the arrow points to the back of the car. Be sure though that you swap the balls so they point to the front of the car again and reset your front toe. That's my suspicion on your loss of steering.

May also need to add/remove steering via your radio too due to this change.
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Originally Posted by dmcguire
Flipping the rack is just that, spinning it around so that the arrow points to the back of the car. Be sure though that you swap the balls so they point to the front of the car again and reset your front toe. That's my suspicion on your loss of steering.

May also need to add/remove steering via your radio too due to this change.
Cheers dmc mate I'll give that a go. Does this give it more steering
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Old 09-06-2019, 03:39 AM
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It is a change in Ackermann.
cf. http://www.competitionx.com/rc-tuning-ackermann/
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