alien_ayk

Hi folks, allow me.. a new member.

Need help for AYK- Radiant, anyone familiar, i m looking for the manual/instruction guide. cheers

bshack

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I think the design team of that car died of old age..... That WAS a cooooolllll car!!!!

kufman

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go here and search for AYK (the address may already do that)

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/othermakes.asp?id=435

or here

http://www.vintagercweb.com/

or here

http://www.darrynsretrorc.rtox.com/

I dont know if they have the manual that you are looking for, but they are a place to start atleast.

Lonestar

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I'd say Ebay's your best bet (car is 17 years old I believe)...

Sweet car btw... if it's in like new shape, keep it as a shelf queen, it's worth more like this!

MManson

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offroad car in onroad section...

there goes all control.

run for your lives, godzilla is attacking eating small children and cars under 3500 pounds....

windix60

I think a guy with the last name Dunn and his brother used to import them in to the States. I am sorry I do not know how to get ahold of them. If you can find someone that knows them maybe they can get you what you need.

tel

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You are correct about the Dunn's importing them. Race Prep out of Arizona was the company that imported them and they also had a bada$$ saddle pack chassis tray conversion for it.

The coolest radiant I ever saw was one that was converted into a truck (this was before the RC10T and Losi trucks came out). It was the fastest thing running at SRS in Tempe, now Scottsdale Arizona but the guy couldn't make runtime with the crap batteries we had 15 years ago.

Chances are Race Prep still has some kits as they didn't sell many.

Mdoc

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yes...it was Mike, and Steve Dunn, but I think Race Prep was in so cal when they were the AYK distributors...the Radiant was a rear motor 4 wheel drive...the saddle pack chassie tray was actually for the Pro Radiant that was a mid-motor 4 wheel drive....they probably sold more of them than you think, as they were pretty popular at the time.......

Jack Smash

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Yeah, they did win a ROAR national with it. I remember seeing the heavily modified car in Car Acrtion.

todb

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anyone who, like me, knows what this car is, can be consideres olde, lol. i always wanted a radiant pro but bought a yz-10 instead.

robk

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The pro radiant was actually bad ass. There was a dude named Tom Clark I think who won either the NORRCA or ROAR national for 4wd truck with it Chain drive!!!

alien_ayk

Thks all, good to get some infos, hoping can get somemore from you all. cheers

alien_ayk

Let me introduce the vintage...
it s partially modified, but need help to fix the dif gears..(front n rear) thats why i was looking for its manual..thx

Mdoc

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yes....that one is the standard radiant.....it was a good car...lots of people ran them....it was one of the top 4 wheelers of its time......

Mdoc

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the first time I went to Hot Trax in hunington beach....mike and steve were running them there.....