170LikesYokomo YZ-2T 2WD ST truck
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08-15-2019, 09:05 AM
#181
Truck has the 87.5mm bones, Swagger front tires, battery is to the rear, front ball studs with 2mm. Why would lower diff oil calm it down? wouldn't it rotate even more? have 15k with 4 gears in right now. Will give the shortest links up front a try also ordered the 15.5mm servo horn. Rear hubs are the kit plastic. I haven't found an answer to the difference in handling between the long vs short steering arms that come with the kit. Have the long ones on, will the short ones tame the steering or make it even worst?...
You are running all 4 gears? In the shin setup it mentions 2 from what I recall, I would go down in oil if sticking with 4 gears then for sure. I think when doing 2 versus 4 gears I seem to recall I was at almost half in oil weight, so 15K gear I would probably do 7K in 4 gear feel wise. You will have to play with that.
As mentioned by mes, negative expo can be an option too (some spektrum radios the opposite value is used to calm it down, don't know why)
One other thing, as for roll centers in comparison to the guide I posted versus what I think the hudy setup books have, there is a discrepency on the effect. I reached out to the creator of the helper sheet about this and he mentioned what they were seeing versus what the hudy book was saying was different. Again, I think its this section in question, which would explain why from what we are seeing by adding in more shims under the front tower ball stud we are seeing a decrease in steering into the corner and the car being less responsive. Good thing is its a quick change to try.
08-20-2019, 02:48 PM
#182
AE Wheels work.
Buddy of mine was running Associated before albeit a T5M and he is very fast, he liked how the yokomo's quality is. Car was very fast and durable in his hands.
Get the 87mm bones or whatever they are instead of the 89mm . 89mm stockers bind up against the diff we found when running the diffs risers.
For carpet, the shin setups on petitrc work very well.
you may like the LC tranny to try versus the LD I beleive it comes stock with.
Buddy of mine was running Associated before albeit a T5M and he is very fast, he liked how the yokomo's quality is. Car was very fast and durable in his hands.
Get the 87mm bones or whatever they are instead of the 89mm . 89mm stockers bind up against the diff we found when running the diffs risers.
For carpet, the shin setups on petitrc work very well.
you may like the LC tranny to try versus the LD I beleive it comes stock with.
08-20-2019, 03:17 PM
#183
Should add it to the wiki.
08-29-2019, 02:28 AM
#188
Having a bit of a problem with the ballcups rubbing really badly using jconcepts rims. It seems like the yokomo ballcups are way too thick. Has anyone tried the angled cups? Or is there a thinner 5.5mm cupnout there other then running ae cups on the steering tie rods.
08-29-2019, 08:49 AM
#189
Having a bit of a problem with the ballcups rubbing really badly using jconcepts rims. It seems like the yokomo ballcups are way too thick. Has anyone tried the angled cups? Or is there a thinner 5.5mm cupnout there other then running ae cups on the steering tie rods.
08-31-2019, 06:43 PM
#191
Chassis length and wheelbase?
Wondering if someone could post what the chassis length is and what the axle to axle wheelbase is on the truck?
thank you.
thank you.
09-14-2019, 11:43 AM
#193
Bodies are cross compatible with the T6.1 and Xray XT2 '19.I just bought an Xray body for my son's truck, but I am looking forward to the JConcepts Finnisher the team used at the ROAR nationals.