1/10 R/C F1's...Pics, Discussions, Whatever...
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What surface are you running on? On asphalt, the Older Ride tires or the new XR Ride tires kind of rule them all. GQ tires perform very well as well with medium up front and Super Soft in the rear.
Pit Shimizu still rule them all for carpet followed by CVC
Pit Shimizu still rule them all for carpet followed by CVC
Which F1 body shell fit Yokomo YR-10?
Just bought a Yokomo YR-10, and now need to find a body that fits it with the shorty transverse mounted.
Any advise?
Any advise?
Protoform F1-13 or F1-14 or montech F13 or F15 for racing
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What is a good or the best shock for the F1 cars?
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The Yokomo Body for the YR10 on the Yokomo website is a Montech F15.
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Since more manufacture uses TC style shocks for their F1 cars, its hard to say which one is the "BEST". But since they are TC style shocks, Tamiya TRF shocks are considered to be the smoothest, XRAY, Yokomo, Kyosho etc will work as well.
That being said, I dont think switching out to "the best shock" should significantly improve the handling.
That being said, I dont think switching out to "the best shock" should significantly improve the handling.
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Ok, so I guess nobody uses tire warmers in formula 1. Too bad...
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I guess everybody uses the normal tire warmers from MuchMore. It depends on the tires if it is a tight or loose fit. Ride is tight, Pit is loose etc. I use the standard Muchmore cups and ad some paper if its to loose.
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Thanks for the answers guys, gonna check out the MM cups and the GT power ones then.
The ones I have need replacement
The ones I have need replacement
I use gtpower wraps on my muchmore and gforce warmer boxes