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Old 07-02-2004, 05:38 PM
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Hey Guys,

Anyone still using an ssg with foam tires on carpet? My ssg has always worked so well for me on assphalt that i havent wanted to change to the cgm. I might be racing on carpet next week so if anyone has a good mod/foam ssg setup they could email me i would appreciate it.

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Old 07-02-2004, 06:49 PM
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Originally posted by Tim Stamper
the MX4 is Yok's 4wd buggy that was pretty darn good a while ago. I still have 2 of them.

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Originally posted by johnbull
THE NOI.

Hope it's a bit clearer now.

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OK, I get it now. I figure it will change the toe anyway. Now where is that Yokomo SD wrench!!!

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swaybar kit open ball ends: What is the part number for these?

Also what is the part number Schumacher Ball Grippas?

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Old 07-02-2004, 08:43 PM
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Originally posted by ritchie
oh ok. i remember now, actually korey told me once but i forgot. not sure what ryan is runnng, sounds like portland is similar to eslsroc surface, i've never had so much traction from a parking lot, even more then stans home depot races. i'll be down on thursday with most of the old farts from FW to run masters class. i've been running the cgm for a couple of weeks now and love it.
Cool. It seemed like a weird surface. On a high-bite track I would think a one-way would work, but I had a lot of trouble trying to use the one-way and had to switch to the spool (which was much faster) So I'm not sure whether it was really a high-bite track, I just know it beat up our tires. What have you guys been running, 1ways, diffs, or spools?
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Old 07-02-2004, 10:01 PM
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Originally posted by yodace
swaybar kit open ball ends: What is the part number for these?

Also what is the part number Schumacher Ball Grippas?
ZC-207A Anti-Roll Bar Plastic Parts
I think it comes with 2 reg ball cups and 2 open ball cups
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Ok, I figured out how to word this question after looking at the car.

Are u supposted to line up the center link with center of the chassis?


Got everything installed looks good. But my servo makes a stretching sound when I link it to the steering rack? Please help???


But when it is not connected to the steering rack it is fine.....

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Old 07-03-2004, 04:47 AM
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I know yokomo makes a aluminum upper pilliow ball for the the shocks, I have 1 set and want to get some more but I can't find a part number. Does anyone have the part number?
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Old 07-03-2004, 04:56 AM
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If you are looking for a ssg foam carpet setup you can get lots off of my site go check it out at www.yokomo.tk
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Originally posted by 2Tenths
Cool. It seemed like a weird surface. On a high-bite track I would think a one-way would work, but I had a lot of trouble trying to use the one-way and had to switch to the spool (which was much faster) So I'm not sure whether it was really a high-bite track, I just know it beat up our tires. What have you guys been running, 1ways, diffs, or spools?
i've been playing with all three diffs at FW, i feel the must comfortable with reg diff. the spool will push entering a turn and a little thru the middle, the one way is ok it just makes me nervous knowing its there. at eslroc i used the spool and it was dailed, i mean really dailed, and that was using "ride" 038 tires and with the premounted 138g's it was to stuck. i mean like carpet. if you were running the 27's at regionals i heard they are only good for a couple of runs away. your gonna want to take a couple of new sets with you for practice. FW is actually running a class the past few weeks called nats stock, the 27's are mandatory but the motor is open, i ran it last week for the first time and only a couple of us actually used the mvp motor, i was able to figure out a couple of things to make it go fast i was able to get the temp DOWN to 160 and still be able to run with the p2k's and monster stocks. anyway, i'm gonna be at eslroc's two day race next weekend if you want to stop by i can tell you what i've been doing with the motor
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has anyone else had trouble with the yokomo carbon centre drive shaft on their sd/cgm mine turned to mush after a couple of heats with a stock motor whats the deal
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Yeah they are horrible.... either use the stock shaft or else get another aftermarket one....
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Originally posted by yokcgmracer
I know yokomo makes a aluminum upper pilliow ball for the the shocks, I have 1 set and want to get some more but I can't find a part number. Does anyone have the part number?
YS-8B Shock End Cap Ball
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Old 07-03-2004, 07:17 AM
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crab boy,
try the after market shaft from tobee craft. I have been running it for almost a year now and I haven't had any problems with it. You can get it from www.speedtechrc.com
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I just bent my new light weight tobee craft shaft and have put the standard one back in.
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