Yokomo CGM
#16
Originally posted by Midnight
Are we living in such a back woods society that we have to have social permission to post on this website.
Are we living in such a back woods society that we have to have social permission to post on this website.
#17
Tech Elite
iTrader: (87)
Just curious as to why everyone is so opposed to a seperate thread. CGM is very different. You have to read through tons of pages just to find one post pertinent to CGM. Maybe it wouldn't be so cluttered if you didn't post 20 replies opposing a new thread. We understand that we will be missing the expert advice in the SD thread but that is a risk we are willing to take in order to cut down on the amount of time weeding through posts to find CGM info. Thank you for your concern, but we can fin for ourselves. Most newcomers would probably be afraid to post after all the complaints they have read in this thread, and I don't think that is what we want. We want to attract as many people to the sport as possible.
#18
Tech Champion
iTrader: (6)
No one's going to ignore you for starting this thread. It's just that if you look, there's the xxx-s thread and not a xxx-s G+ thread, a xray t1 thread and not one of the many variants of that car, a tc3 thread and not a factory team tc3 thread and so on. Yes the CGM is alittle heavier and quite a bit stiffer than the SSG or Black special but I haven't found any setup that worked on the SSG that didn't work on the CGM. I think this has kinda turned into a "i'm not gonna back down" kinda thing so if you have any question's go ahead and ask, but IMHO this thread is too "specialized" while the SD thread covers everything.
#19
My sentiments exactly Matt.
It would be nice if we could have a main page - subject Yokomo followed by a sub page with the model you want info about - YR4, MR4, GT4, YZ10, etc. Then sub devide each again into subjects - suspension, gearing, chassis, shocks, drive train, tyres, etc.
But I don't suppose that's possible, not knowing much about computers, so let's accept rctech as it is. At the end of the day I think we all agree that we haven't found a better forum, and i don't think we will.
As for my own personal opinion, whilst I would be happier just reading through one Yoke thread, I will be perfectly happy to help any RC enthusiasts, whatever the subject and wherever they write, so long as it's something I know the answer to.
It would be nice if we could have a main page - subject Yokomo followed by a sub page with the model you want info about - YR4, MR4, GT4, YZ10, etc. Then sub devide each again into subjects - suspension, gearing, chassis, shocks, drive train, tyres, etc.
But I don't suppose that's possible, not knowing much about computers, so let's accept rctech as it is. At the end of the day I think we all agree that we haven't found a better forum, and i don't think we will.
As for my own personal opinion, whilst I would be happier just reading through one Yoke thread, I will be perfectly happy to help any RC enthusiasts, whatever the subject and wherever they write, so long as it's something I know the answer to.
#20
Guest
Actually it is very possible John.......but whether the boys at the Tech willing to do this or not.......huh huh huh huh ....hint hint
Bryan
Bryan
#21
well i spent a day at the track tuning.
6.5 droop front rayspeed springs (white)
5.5 droop rear rayspeed springs (yellow)
you have to buy the rayspeed lower spring retainers
also the kit comes with a 1degree offset front knuckle for that trailing effect. seemed a little twitchy to me. yokomo has a zero degree knuckle. this seem to smooth out the steering.
it was recommened to me to try 40 weight oil next.
this setup was way better than stock for me. i think we can still get it better. i did not have to try shimming the rear pivot block yet (front one, in the rear)
i also moved the front shock in one hole on the bottom to get the right droop. and one in on the rear lower arm also.
6.5 droop front rayspeed springs (white)
5.5 droop rear rayspeed springs (yellow)
you have to buy the rayspeed lower spring retainers
also the kit comes with a 1degree offset front knuckle for that trailing effect. seemed a little twitchy to me. yokomo has a zero degree knuckle. this seem to smooth out the steering.
it was recommened to me to try 40 weight oil next.
this setup was way better than stock for me. i think we can still get it better. i did not have to try shimming the rear pivot block yet (front one, in the rear)
i also moved the front shock in one hole on the bottom to get the right droop. and one in on the rear lower arm also.
#23
Guest
Wot surface you're running on ?
Bryan
Bryan
#25
Tech Master
Very high is not the correct term Midnight. Massive,no slip, weird traction is more like it. I have ran on carpet and this surface has more traction than carpet. With carpet your tires will slip slightly but on this stuff you have NO tire slip, its a flip or a violent spin out/pin or an extremely FAST corner that might even be on two tires. Thing is you cannot stiffen the springs to a carpet setup because the rubber tires will not handle them. The line between traction roll and super low lap times are only a couple percent on the steering throw, .5 mm ride height, .5mm droop adjustment, etc away.
#27
Tech Master
I was only trying to add some information and a little laugh at the same time. Sorry.
#28
Tech Elite
iTrader: (30)
Midnight- What setup have you found to work on the CGM at Enid? I had some good luck at tiems there with mine and would be interested in what you are running.
Doug- Wanna go see Hutch's new track tonight...I got the pass to go. We could leave after you get off work! Call Me.
Jeff
Doug- Wanna go see Hutch's new track tonight...I got the pass to go. We could leave after you get off work! Call Me.
Jeff
#29
Tech Elite
iTrader: (87)
Doug Im not tripping, I was just joking around! Jeff Im running orange on the front and green on the rear with 4.5 ride height, and 6 droop off the arm and 5 on the right and 4 on the left droop in the rear. I start off with out the sway bars but by 3rd heat I put them back on b/c of the traction. 40 wt shock oil all the way around with a 100 spur 35 pin 64 pitch.