Yokomo BD9
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My new BD9T4 aluminum chassis is on it's way
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Yes. Yesterday. I should have it Tuesday. I hate when they use Ups.
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The first batch includes extras?
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Mobisport has a Ronald Volker edition that comes with spares and hop ups he uses
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Package content
- Yokomo BD9 Touring Car Kit - Alu Lower Deck Version (1 pcs)
- BD9 Graphite Battery Holder (1 pcs)
- BD9 Spool Drive Cup (Aluminum) (1 pcs)
- BD9 Center Balance Weight (20g) (1 pcs)
- BD9 Belt Tension Adjust Cam (Machine Cut/1pc) (4 pcs)
- BD8/BD7 Hard Coat Aluminum Shock Mounting Balls (4pcs) (2 pcs)
- BD8/BD7 Adjustable Body Mount (Black) for 6mm Post (2pcs) (2 pcs)
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I have been racing Yokomo cars and many other brands also. Diffs leak due to improper assembly. Over-torquing screws, re-using gaskets, over filling etc. I have a 3 year old diff in my Yokomo VTA which I haven't had apart in 2 season and still doesn't leak a drop. The only diffs I have had leak were a Sakura, which turned out to have a defective o-ring and my 1/8 offroad after the dirt gets into seals and wears them out. Its all in the details and meticulous assembly process.
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Which o-ring do you recommend?