Kyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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#1157
Wouldn't you need to run the Tamiya screw and thrust washers as they are different to K? I bought some TRF HC thrust balls and the washers need a thinner screw. This is for the 201 and ff03
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#1160
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Nope, my RB6 is fast as hell with a 70 tooth Losi spur and 33 tooth pinion (getting colder outside so peg that timing on the motor), was pulling on B4's all night long last Wednesday. This car isn't a DEX210 which is impossible to get going in stock. Plus it's so smooth even if your losing a bit of ground on the straight's you'll make it up in the infield cause the car is so much better balanced then anything else on the market. I can point and shoot with no spinout in the rear and plenty of on and off power steering. This was on a track with brand new tires, closed cell inserts, and no barely no break in time. Track was hard as a rock, everyone was spinning out at the end of the small straight that goes into a 180 degree turn, my RB6 just whipped around it like it wasn't there.
#1161
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I ran one on my rb5 a few months (maybe a year) ago. fit snug, worked exactly like it should have. it may not have been from the 201. I saw it on the rack and tried it on the diff screw and it worked perfect. it was definitely a diff nut and it had a diff screw in the bag. never used the screw.
#1162
I ran one on my rb5 a few months (maybe a year) ago. fit snug, worked exactly like it should have. it may not have been from the 201. I saw it on the rack and tried it on the diff screw and it worked perfect. it was definitely a diff nut and it had a diff screw in the bag. never used the screw.
#1164
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Nope, my RB6 is fast as hell with a 70 tooth Losi spur and 33 tooth pinion (getting colder outside so peg that timing on the motor), was pulling on B4's all night long last Wednesday. This car isn't a DEX210 which is impossible to get going in stock. Plus it's so smooth even if your losing a bit of ground on the straight's you'll make it up in the infield cause the car is so much better balanced then anything else on the market. I can point and shoot with no spinout in the rear and plenty of on and off power steering. This was on a track with brand new tires, closed cell inserts, and no barely no break in time. Track was hard as a rock, everyone was spinning out at the end of the small straight that goes into a 180 degree turn, my RB6 just whipped around it like it wasn't there.
took 3rd unfortunatly but set tq for the day in a class against b4.1's, ran a d3.5 69/31 with timing cranked.
I took 3rd which was completely my fault had a few bobble's.
if anyone's on the fence about buying one, pull the trigger its worth it
Last edited by noproblems209; 10-06-2012 at 11:50 PM.
#1166
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I had the same experience with my rb6 today running 17.5.
took 3rd and set tq for the day in the class against b4.1's, ran a d3.5 69/31 with timing cranked. I took 3rd which was completely my fault had a few bobble's.
if anyone's on the fence about buying one, pull the trigger its worth it
took 3rd and set tq for the day in the class against b4.1's, ran a d3.5 69/31 with timing cranked. I took 3rd which was completely my fault had a few bobble's.
if anyone's on the fence about buying one, pull the trigger its worth it
#1167
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should have been more clear, you had said pretty much said everything i was going to about how the car drove...
Plus it's so smooth even if your losing a bit of ground on the straight's you'll make it up in the infield cause the car is so much better balanced then anything else on the market. I can point and shoot with no spinout in the rear and plenty of on and off power steering. This was on a track with brand new tires, closed cell inserts, and no barely no break in time. Track was hard as a rock, everyone was spinning out at the end of the small straight that goes into a 180 degree turn, my RB6 just whipped around it like it wasn't there.
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