brad dawson

Colby i would strongly recommend jacobs set up for indoor clay
its posted on petitrc and a few pages back

dMITIj

you got a part number for those?

Bcholka

Why is that?? Do you have a part number for those?? I assume the geometry is the same for the "-2" arms??

On a different note--I'm starting my build and have assembled the diffs and notice that the diffs a definitely a but tight. It isn't due to the gears but simply from the outdrives being tight through the plastic diff case. I assume others have noticed this??
I further assume that after a few runs they'll just free up??
So far the quality looks great (better be for the price). Also looks to me like Yoke must own a Chinese Phillips head screw company......

dMITIj

what is the correct part number for those bmax4-2 Arms?

FMLinero

[YOKBM-008F] Front Arms B-MAX ll

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ension-Arm-Set

FMLinero

I am looking to get this buggy. What wheels(AKA, JConcepts, Proline, etc) can you use on the rear and front? Thank you!!!!!

Tom87

iTrader: (3)

The car takes 12mm hex wheels so

Front, aka, kyosho, proline, plus you can change to the old style losi front with a different hex.

Rear you have aka, jconcepts, proline etc...

ColbyRichards

iTrader: (1)

No its a raw titanium rod he gave me. The pins are 3mm in diameter which is a big pin for him so he didn't have any. I'm gonna find a good way to cut them and make about 6 out of what I have left. If I had known about the 2 arms I wouldn't have ordered three sets of the 3 arms! Oh well they are cheap from yokomo Europe

froggie22

iTrader: (4)

The rear are typical 12mm hex wheels, ie AKA (23101W/Y) (Losi, Associated, Kyosho).
As for the fronts, the kit comes with 12mm hex or you can convert to the associated 10mm hex with the optional hex (BM-011F).

450kid

Do the bmax4 2 hinge pins fit straight in?

codeman

I believe for front a set of JConcepts Mono wheels will work as well. The guys at Amain recommended the correct 4WD front wheels to me and ended in '47' in the product code under the JConcept fronts

Arn0

Gents,
For your information, the B-Max4III setup sheet done 10 days back suffered major revamp and it is now better overall quality.
If anything to add or modify, please let me know.

Painy

iTrader: (2)

I presume you built the diffs with all 4 orings.

Remove the outer orings. these are only used if you have diff leakage.
they will be much smoother and feel free with only the inner orings.

codeman

Yes they do. I bought a couple spares myself as there are no specific b-max4 III pins available right now; installed in my kit as we speak. The package comes with 2 front and 2 rear that I purchased.

450kid

Cheers