Darkseid

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IH: the main idea behind moving the servo is to gain space.

rc-zombies

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Finally my SD oneway has arrived from Japan.
Unfortunately Rainbowten is soldout again.

komkit

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Gain space and protected your servo horn from "The Classic T-Bone"

poonstar

i just picked up my new yok car today. the kit comes with a 70 spur and 30 pinion. what type of motor is this good for? i have a trinity revenage of the monster stock and a reedy kr 10x2. or what gears should i run for these two motors if i dont use the kit gears? thanks

rc-zombies

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After getting a few sets....
Just to let everyone know that the RaySpeed Springs are 25mm tall vs 22mm for the Yok springs. the longer springs will require some modifications like using AE shock ends to make them fit right. They are too tall in the stock set-ups.

tony montana

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steve do you have any more sd's in stock?

Tag

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hi guys, how did you guys setup your diffs front and rear ? i mean how free do they have to be ? does front has to be tighter then rear ?also, i will be running monster stock i will start with 23 pinion gear with the stock 70 spur does it sounds okay ? my local track has a straightway about 100-110...any helps will be appreciated.thanks
Jeff

Randy Caster

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Wow, just got my SSG Special, this thing is amazing, can't wait to track test it

THeGame

i always run the front diff tighter then the rear. Thats on carpet tho. Outside its always a oneway.

wiley

Hi

not sure where i should ask...but does anyone know whats the equivalent for Yokomo 350wt oil compare to Trinity or Associated

THeGame

just take the 0 off 350.. So it would be 35wt.. Trinity makes 35wt oil.

johnbull

Hi guys. Greetings from Malta.

I ran the car again yesterday, after a few more mods.

I built up it's own shocks as per the book, complete with kit springs, ends, oil, etc. I fitted them as instructed (top outermost, etc) in the manual. Interestingly the Chris Grainger set up for Stafford is quite similar.

I had to put the long ends on all 4, and screw them out a bit, to get anything above 5mm ground clearance, which is why i had originally started with the AE shocks which are longer.

I must say that the car didn't feel so good with the shocks so upright. it felt more twitchy. I laid them down again and it was better.

Today I will try fitting slightly longer shock shafts to get the same length as i have with the AE shocks, and thus get a bit of droop back.

Regards

Joe from sunny Malta.

Ralf

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Wiley, The Game,

for Yokomo oil weight, I read very long time ago in the MR4TC thread that you take the 0 away and minus 5.

350 Yok : 30 oil

wiley

Ralf / The Game - thanks mate for the info on the shock oil wt

johnbull

I think Ralf is right.

A Yoke 450 is a 40 oil.

I believe that's what comes in the SD kit.

Regards

Joe from sunny Malta.