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Old 06-10-2005, 11:42 AM
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I think now there will be a few more guys running Yokomo...

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Another idea: Shouldn't it help when I add a little bit more caster by putting 0.2 or 0.3 mm under the front suspension mount?
What do you think about this idea?

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Originally Posted by Matt Howard
also, since your running the LCG and have the open diffs, make sure you don't have a tiny rock or something lodged in either the bevel or diff gear.

After looking at the diff closely i found a rock almost naked to the eye in the outside diff ring. Open diffs are going to require a lot of maintenance it seems. I saw post back something regarding lexan covers made for another car that may fit w/ modification? Any suggestions on how to keep debris out of your diffs?

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Hi all,
Ever since the sd generation was released they have come with a spacer to be used inside the c hub(either above or below the steering knuckle). Can someone explain how it works? Is it to do with bump steer?
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Hi everyone! I ran my LCG today and i must say it's one awesome car. During turns im losing traction and fishtailing out a 1/4 to 1/2 way into turn,why? How do i rectify this problem?
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Originally Posted by speedy-932
I think now there will be a few more guys running Yokomo...

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What do you think about this idea?

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That should give you a bit more offpower steering, give it a try
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Originally Posted by ark
Hi all,
Ever since the sd generation was released they have come with a spacer to be used inside the c hub(either above or below the steering knuckle). Can someone explain how it works? Is it to do with bump steer?
It's to do with rollcenter. When you run the spacer on the bottom you should run the castor block hingepin in the upper hole, or if you're running the more "standard" setting with the spacer on top of the steering block you should run the castor block hingepin in the lower hole.
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Hi everyone! I ran my LCG today and i must say it's one awesome car. During turns im losing traction and fishtailing out a 1/4 to 1/2 way into turn,why? How do i rectify this problem?
Sounds like you have too much steering. Try a stiffer front spring first and if you're running stock put some forward throttle trim into the car so when you let off the throttle it still moves slowly. The inherent drag brake in a stock motor will give the car ALOT of steering.
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Old 06-11-2005, 06:13 AM
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Just got my LCG!!! It's heartbreaking though, since I have a lot of investment in My cgm, Oh well. Hope it will be worth the change!!

There will be a lot spare parts that i could not use in my LCG like RS Towers (3 sets), blue stuff, gear boxes...
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Old 06-11-2005, 09:24 AM
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Here is a link to the delrin diffs guys.
http://shopping.rcmodel.hk/product_i...oducts_id=6114
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got to the RCMODEL thread and ask RCMODEL HK something if they are in stock before orderign because there inventory isn't live.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Shookie
ask RCMODEL HK something if they are in stock before orderign because there inventory isn't live.
-Stephen <><

Actually, RCModel operates in a Small studio type condo, and all the parts are scattered everywhere, well that's what I saw 2 years ago. Maybe its better now. I have no problems with them, just too bad that a lot of racers are experiencing bad service. Wich makes me scared ordering again from them.

Mr.SHookie: have you fixed the ride height issues onthe rear of your LCG? will build mine soon, and might come across the same problem. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by lem2

Actually, RCModel operates in a Small studio type condo, and all the parts are scattered everywhere, well that's what I saw 2 years ago. Maybe its better now. I have no problems with them, just too bad that a lot of racers are experiencing bad service. Wich makes me scared ordering again from them.

Mr.SHookie: have you fixed the ride height issues onthe rear of your LCG? will build mine soon, and might come across the same problem. Thanks!
Yea I had the same problem with them the first time I ordered from them. Then I found out that as long as you PM HKRCMODEL in the RCMODEL thread and ask if it is in stock there isn't a porblem, recieving. I got some of the diffs and so far I am not that impressed but it does save a tiny bit of weight..But ever so slightly.
Now about the LCG I figured it out, I was trying to set it up like my rayspeed and since these new towers are lower you need to adjust for that in where and how you mount your shocks. I had mine way to vertical and they would let me get less that 5.25MM of ride height. but since I just moved the bottom of the shocks out one hole, Now it goes down to 3.5MM and that is mreo than enough. And any change to handling can be adjusted with shock oil and springs so I am not worried. But right now I am trying to get my BD setup for the KO race in two weeks. Almost there one more trip to the track for practice I should have it dialed.
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Ok... tested the car today again and the tip with the spacer under the rear outer ballstud was great. I borrowed a set of tires with other rims and it went great. Thank a lot to Matt Howard.

But something different: Who run his CGM with foams and has tips for me? I will get my second CGM tomorrow and want to try foams on this car. I don't know anything about foams... so... tell me something...
Tires? Setup changes?
The rear tires for nitro cars are 30mm wide... I don't think they will fit on the Yokomos... I have trouble to mount 26mm...

Thanks in advance
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Old 06-11-2005, 12:37 PM
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I posted a CGM setup for foams a while ago. I ran 35shore all round but without addative. If you want it i'll have to find it.
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That would be great. Do you have any tips for foams?

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Old 06-11-2005, 08:10 PM
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Anybody remember the width of the axle bearings off the top of their heads (3mm or 4mm?), im pretty sure its 6x10x3 , just dont want to order a box of the wrong ones.
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