kschu

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u can order online

www.rcmarket.com.hk
shopping.rcmodel.hk

rezenclowd3

iTrader: (17)

Having fun being a troll? People will buy what they want. The Awesomatrix looks nifty, but at the price point Oleg is saying, its not even a consideration.

rezenclowd3

iTrader: (17)

kschu, thanks. I was looking there to purchase the kit as well. The nice thing is parts look to be similar priced to the TC5. Problem is shipping from there changes that...oh well. Can't have my cake and eat it too.

kschu

iTrader: (16)

good luck with u then........

kschu

iTrader: (16)

thanks for your compliment...we poor that y we choose BD5 rather than your awesomatic....

poor ppl no money buy awesomatic...oni afford to buy e4, cyclone, bd5, xray, tamiya n bla bla bla....

kschu

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i saw u post in all thread saying the same words which made ppl anooying......what u did now will make no ppl want buy your awesomatic....: lol:


ur company should thanks to what u did now......

JimmyMac

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Yeah, I had an awesomatix, but it broke all the time and performed very bad, so we started calling it the suckomatix!

Martin Hofer

Blog updated once again

Marcos.J

iTrader: (239)

You are out bertran

Martin Hofer

Yokomo has now released the new hard suspension parts.

they where used successfully by Ronald and me in pre-production tests and are now ready for sale

the material is very strong and to some well known from the BDM (I personally never broke a BDM wishbone!)

It will add steering, responsiveness and cornerspeed without any real negative points

one of the best option parts I can suggest

http://www.teamyokomo.com/jpn/news/0...5_g_parts.html

RC MARKET

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New Graphite parts
but had 3 types rear suspension arm

Martin Hofer

already posted that ...

kschu

iTrader: (16)

This mean need to stock up 3 type of arm.....why they dont just make an arm with 3 hole ???

Isaac

iTrader: (5)

This is my question.

JimmyMac

iTrader: (2)

I really don't think you need it. I'm going with the middle hole (stock location) version. However, I'm not sure how a stiffer or harder arm is going to play out on low traction asphalt tracks. Sure it'll add more steering, but I think it's due to less flex and more chassis rotation. So overall, you'll loose grip generated by suspension. IMHO. But looking at the pricing, it'll cost you over $40 to upgrade to all the new bits (minus the other 2 arm sets). Of course, my dumbass will try it though.