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Old 03-31-2009, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by fpart
Are you going to get the BD-5 in at rcmarket??
tomorrow kit & parts !
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Old 03-31-2009, 02:54 PM
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whats the price going to be on the kit through you guys? (RCmarket)

Im sorry to hear all of this Steve. I was hoping To have you running that ship, It was a perfect fit. I guess not though, big bummer
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
tomorrow kit & parts !
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Originally Posted by tomracing
from the babelfish translation i make out:
the top bracket is very close to the motor so if you add superglue to seal coat the carbon you might add on to much on the side of the top plate and therefore the motor will not sit straight against the bracket anymore.
they advise if you want to coat it to sand lightly first and then cover thinly only and checking the motor clearance afterwards.

the pulleys might sit to tight due to manufacturing tolerances and the way the top deck is screwed down. so they advise to screw the topdeck down little by little and keep checking the clearance of the pulleys. if it gets to tight they advise to remove some of the shim that is between the pulleys.
That is a fairly fundamental oversight - not one I would expect from Yokomo.
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Old 04-01-2009, 08:31 AM
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$520.00?????
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Haha! And you can get an XRay 009 almost $100 cheaper from them! That is just too crazy....
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$520.00 - That is more than every chassis on the market. Tamiya (416 World's Champ), Xray, Corally!, Schumacher, 1-1/2 of Hot Bodies, TC5, Losi, Top and not to mention I have seen a fast TA05 (it would be 2 of those).

A Mugen MTX-4R with a OZ motor is that price!
That kit should be no more than $420 plus the wake up and smell the Pacific Ocean crazy shipping from overseas! Can you say 8th scale on road price after shipping. Is this why I started playing golf?
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Originally Posted by Francis M.
$520.00?????
Maybe thats why Steve couldn't come to terms with Yokomo.

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Old 04-01-2009, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Johnny Wishbone
Maybe thats why Steve couldn't come to term with Yokomo.

We don't know the actual pricing except for one retailer. I don't know if this will be the normal price once the Kit is available through other Retailers...
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in japan the cheapest price i've foundt is 50000 JPY ....500$.....
it's too much expensive for what the car gives.....i can't see a single reason for that price.....

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Originally Posted by capellone24
in japan the cheapest price i've foundt is 50000 JPY ....500$.....
it's too much expensive for what the car gives.....i can't see a single reason for that price.....

ciao!
Well, if they do a lot of the development at their site versus out-sourcing then bring the product back in after it is made, would cut down on prices a ton. Otherwise, I see absolutely no reason for the $500 price tag. Especially the fit and finish quality of the pulley in the center and the motor mount being tight.

Sorry Yokomo, go back to sleep. I wish Steve was still representing you guys, but I will just settle for a TOP Racing car.
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Sorry the first lot some expensive !
need $510
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Originally Posted by HarryN
Well, if they do a lot of the development at their site versus out-sourcing then bring the product back in after it is made, would cut down on prices a ton. Otherwise, I see absolutely no reason for the $500 price tag. Especially the fit and finish quality of the pulley in the center and the motor mount being tight.

Sorry Yokomo, go back to sleep. I wish Steve was still representing you guys, but I will just settle for a TOP Racing car.
+1, no blade system, 1 servo mount neccesitating shoe goe, poor clearance between the layshaft pulley's and then they want $500+ for the roller.
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Old 04-01-2009, 01:16 PM
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520$ ?????

I wonder what will be the price in europe......


BD5????? no... I'll keep running my 5BDs (yes... five!!!!)

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