12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
10-22-2003, 01:21 PM
#3916
Originally posted by lonestar1127
the tobee screws doen't come with screw for the shocks??
the tobee screws doen't come with screw for the shocks??
ahahahha i was quite disapointed when i saw them the first time!flat head...
i think they don'tt provide the shock screws since alu screws would break easier at this place
10-22-2003, 01:32 PM
#3917
Originally posted by 2Tenths
Wow Steve, that sounds like a long time! Do you just run the car over night or actually watch it, wait to make sure you don't chip a gear? Is there too much wear on the bearings or gears after running the car so long?
Wow Steve, that sounds like a long time! Do you just run the car over night or actually watch it, wait to make sure you don't chip a gear? Is there too much wear on the bearings or gears after running the car so long?
I didn't watch for 9 hours, but I was awake
I checked up on a regular basis, it was very interesting. I was able to see how the gears were breaking in by the reading on the MMS. I set the voltage to be at 2.5v, however, as time went on, the voltage increased on its own (by .15V, then by .09V, and then finally by .06V) I'm not sure why this happened, but what I suspect is that as the drivetrain freed up, it allowed the motor to turn the drivetrain easier, so the initial setting of voltage actually turn out to be more as the drivetrain become freer and more efficient.I was breaking in the drivetrain on my R2, and the gears were fine after that. I learn this from Yokomo team drivers in Japan who will break in their drivetrain over night on a new car.
Steve Wang
10-22-2003, 03:20 PM
#3918
Just curious, but would anyone have a pic of a front universal ground down to fit on the SD?
10-22-2003, 06:10 PM
#3921
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hey Mo what do you know about presicion rc
10-22-2003, 06:12 PM
#3922
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10-22-2003, 06:33 PM
#3924
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how do you get in touch with them
10-22-2003, 06:39 PM
#3925
Originally posted by utieh
so you bought it! ahahahha i was quite disapointed when i saw them the first time!flat head... i think they don'tt provide the shock screws since alu screws would break easier at this place
so you bought it!
ahahahha i was quite disapointed when i saw them the first time!flat head... i think they don'tt provide the shock screws since alu screws would break easier at this place
10-22-2003, 06:51 PM
#3926
Originally posted by mo
Here you go.
Here you go.
that makes how to do the mod very clear
10-22-2003, 06:59 PM
#3927
Originally posted by GeorgePravata
how do you get in touch with them
how do you get in touch with them
There is a contact link at the bottom of the page if you have questions for them.
10-22-2003, 07:25 PM
#3928
Thankyou very much MO for the pic!
As for precisionrc, I've ordered from them before and they had great service as well. So if you can't get it from SpeedtechRC or KTHobbies, try Precision....
As for precisionrc, I've ordered from them before and they had great service as well. So if you can't get it from SpeedtechRC or KTHobbies, try Precision....
10-23-2003, 06:33 AM
#3929
KilRuf
Hey man when is the carpet track opening up?
keith
Hey man when is the carpet track opening up?
keith
10-23-2003, 07:12 AM
#3930
Tech Initiate
is there any type of pin cushion made for the Yok? my previous car was a TC3 in which I used IRS pin cushions, this kept the stock plastic outdrives from getting a "groove" in them from the pin that goes through the dogbone. I have looked at drilling out the Yok dogbone so that an IRS tc3 pin cushion would fit on it...has any one tried this?
The reason I ask is that after only a couple of weekend of racing the plastic diff is already starting to get a groove in it from where the dogbone makes contact, I ran the same TC3 diff halves for an entire year with the pin cusions installed.
Thanks
The reason I ask is that after only a couple of weekend of racing the plastic diff is already starting to get a groove in it from where the dogbone makes contact, I ran the same TC3 diff halves for an entire year with the pin cusions installed.
Thanks