Norse

iTrader: (43)

wow! They are a great deal at just under $298

Zarathrustra

No problem. I haven't run it like this yet, but I can't see it being an issue. The stays being so much higher hold the battery in extremely securely, and it doesn't shift around at all with the strap fixed.

Norse

iTrader: (43)

Sweet! Looks great and locked in.

Stocky KX

Has anyone ordered from them before? How are they?

turtle189

My buddy order from them before and said he would again.

Norse

iTrader: (43)

Banzai is Good 2 go

Scott R

iTrader: (49)

they're coming!

http://www.teamyokomo.com/partslist/..._z4_010fw.html

Pullstix

Speedy rc from down under is selling the yz4 kits AU $499

YMMV

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It sure is! Hopefully some of you guys jumped on it. I placed an order as well.

Norse

iTrader: (43)

When the YZ4 was first released Race Drift Japan had them on sale for around $319. I bought one shipped to the States for $343 thus arrived in 4 days. I may just purchase one from Banzai as it is a crazy deal and a great way to have full lot of back up parts for again a crazy deal.

Norse

iTrader: (43)

Can't wait! Hope the do backs in the near future. If not I will fit some other rear DCJ's on. Front and rear DCJ's on a wheeler in my opinion is better than sweet. Had DCJs on the front and rear of another wheeler and Wow!

Stocky KX

Can someone please explain to me the advantages and disadvantages of ball and gear diffs? And what type of track is better suited for them. My local tracks are indoor medium grip clay. Thank you

Norse

iTrader: (43)

Ball diffs for the most part are better on low bite. Also ball diffs are much easier/quicker to tune. Gear diffs much less maintenance better on high bite however they are great on low bite if one dials in the right diff oil weight per their liking.

Ball diffs require rebuilds way more often than gear diffs. I think gear diffs are perfa for med bite clay tracks.

Scott R

iTrader: (49)

anyone know if there's an aftermarket option for YOKZ2-S4C? Inner Shock spacer (Misleading name) they're really the Shock Shaft Guides
Amain is perpetually out of them and I need to rebuild my shocks. Mibo has them but I cant justify the shipping because that's all I need at the moment

Norse

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Try EBAY as there usually is a lot of YZ4 parts available. Many buy kits and break them down, thus selling the parts and making $ in doing so.