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Old 07-09-2009, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Martin Hofer
why would you want to use hb c-hubs on a bd5?
it is the old bdm
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Originally Posted by ms3boy
Is Yokomo still in business (in the US)?

I got one of their MR-4TC SD (Drift) kits back when they first came out.

I hadn't really done much with it and was looking to get a new body, wheels/tires, and maybe some of the hop up parts; The D-005 Drift carbon graphite upgrade kit looks pretty cool.

Where can I actually go (online) to get some Yokomo stuff? I've checked Tower, Hobby People, and HobbyTown USA. When you click the Add to Cart button on the yokomousa.com website, there's a message that they closed their web store on Dec 31st, 2008.

Thanks for any help, I'd rather not write this kit off just yet...

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GenkiDoriDori was the only place I could find that had steering knuckles for my MR4TC SD, they have some Yokomo bodies there, as well, and some of the drift upgrade kit parts.

If you're doing a lot of drifting, I'd look into the one way center shaft... I'm loving mine, for both drifing and racing.
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this is my setup on Hot(50Celcius) and low traction asphalt track....it's a high flow track...
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Old 07-12-2009, 02:16 PM
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I busted a spool outdrive yesterday. If you loose or bend the rings for the drive cups, Tamiya ones fit. Still waiting on my harded steel diff halves. The aluminum Yokomo ones are in very bad need of replacement! I'm also working on a fix for the steering rack slop. Car is doing great otherwise. Yesterday was just one of those days....
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
I busted a spool outdrive yesterday. If you loose or bend the rings for the drive cups, Tamiya ones fit. Still waiting on my harded steel diff halves. The aluminum Yokomo ones are in very bad need of replacement! I'm also working on a fix for the steering rack slop. Car is doing great otherwise. Yesterday was just one of those days....
Yokomo BD-5 Spool drive cup replacement not have alum. ring !?
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
Yokomo BD-5 Spool drive cup replacement not have alum. ring !?
I just placed an order from you last night! Get it here quick!! hehe.

No, replacement cups do not come with aluminum rings, you have to order those separate. I do not think you have rings listed on your website. Luckily I had my 415MRE and spares with me at the track yesterday. Or I would not have been able to race.
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Here is how bad the outdrives wear. I have to deal with this till my harden steel outdrives come in. Hopefully this week. Hey Martin, can you pass this on to Yokomo? Ask them to make blade versions. Either that, or I hope Team Bomber does.

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File it and fit in a blade....

anyone know if a TC4 shock piston can fit into BD5???
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Does anyone know if Team Bomber has a website? Or a contact email address? I wanna ask them to make bladed outdrives for the BD5.
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
Does anyone know if Team Bomber has a website? Or a contact email address? I wanna ask them to make bladed outdrives for the BD5.
they already made for BD which i think should b able to fit BD5....

u can check at rcmarket website....
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Originally Posted by kschu
they already made for BD which i think should b able to fit BD5....

u can check at rcmarket website....
It wouldn't be sealed like the BD5 outdrives. I'm talking about diff and not spool. I just found their email. So I'm gonna ask them about it.
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Originally Posted by JimmyMac
It wouldn't be sealed like the BD5 outdrives. I'm talking about diff and not spool. I just found their email. So I'm gonna ask them about it.
ohh, you talk about the whole diff....

i was talking about the blade....hahahah....sorry for d misunderstanding....

good luck mate!
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Yeah, I just emailed them. Hopefully my hardened steel outdrives will be here before the weekend. I'm sure they will last. But they will be just a little heavier than stock.
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Jimmy you should get a better camera so we can see some detail!!!!

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Originally Posted by RKeasler
Jimmy you should get a better camera so we can see some detail!!!!

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You mean like this pic of you and your Schuey arms?

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