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Old 04-24-2006, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Jochim_18
Have anybody tried buying directly from YOKOMO USA? I wanted shop but I don't really know if they have parts on stock or not co'z it doesn't really tell you if they have it.
Yes, shipped my stuff very fast also. Give em' a call 949/252-8663, very helpful bunch at Yokomo USA
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Have anybody tried buying directly from YOKOMO USA? I wanted shop but I don't really know if they have parts on stock or not co'z it doesn't really tell you if they have it.
They are getting parts very quickly now, they even have the new Masami BD in stock. You can check out the parts list and look for New Released items.
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Jochim,

give them a call...they are pretty good with responding back...you might get voicemail in later part of the day...I usually call aroun 10 or so Pacific time.

be sure to have a part number or at least a very good description for what ya need.

there pretty good.

Ohh..by the way guys...Horizon hobby has the Yok BD stiff chassis on sale for 62 bucks..just got mine today...ohh...yeah...not sure how long that will last or how many they got in.
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Cool Thanks. So I guese I'll start ordering directly form there website.
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Hey guys I need help. I need the exact size of the outer and inner hinge pins sets for the YOKOMO BD. I found somebody that can make a CARBON FIBER hinge pins for the BD.
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Hi Everyone,

Just got myself a BD after running the Pro 4 for te last 2 years. It was as standard with a one-way diff and one-way pulley. Must admit it took me a couple of races to get used to no brakes. Anyway, Last night was the first time I ran it and I was really happy with it apart from 1 thing, the servo horn. It seemed that everytime it tapped a barrier or another car the steering went way out of line. Found this was down to the servo horn moving on the servo. I have 3 horns and 2 of them are shot. Has anyone else had this problem on their car? If I can't sort it I will put the one from the HPI on as I never had a problem with that.

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Originally Posted by Jochim_18
Hey guys I need help. I need the exact size of the outer and inner hinge pins sets for the YOKOMO BD. I found somebody that can make a CARBON FIBER hinge pins for the BD.
Who ?

How long does it last ? 1 minute ? j/k
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Originally Posted by pwracing
Hi Everyone,

Just got myself a BD after running the Pro 4 for te last 2 years. It was as standard with a one-way diff and one-way pulley. Must admit it took me a couple of races to get used to no brakes. Anyway, Last night was the first time I ran it and I was really happy with it apart from 1 thing, the servo horn. It seemed that everytime it tapped a barrier or another car the steering went way out of line. Found this was down to the servo horn moving on the servo. I have 3 horns and 2 of them are shot. Has anyone else had this problem on their car? If I can't sort it I will put the one from the HPI on as I never had a problem with that.

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I use a servo saver that comes with the CGM, works brill and you wont be stripping anything, i cant remember the part # though
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Originally Posted by pwracing
Hi Everyone,

Just got myself a BD after running the Pro 4 for te last 2 years. It was as standard with a one-way diff and one-way pulley. Must admit it took me a couple of races to get used to no brakes. Anyway, Last night was the first time I ran it and I was really happy with it apart from 1 thing, the servo horn. It seemed that everytime it tapped a barrier or another car the steering went way out of line. Found this was down to the servo horn moving on the servo. I have 3 horns and 2 of them are shot. Has anyone else had this problem on their car? If I can't sort it I will put the one from the HPI on as I never had a problem with that.

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Hmmm strange i would usually snap one before it stripped. I still use the standard Yokomo one and havent had any problems as of yet
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wot servo are you using?

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After snapping my kit BD servo horn, I put the CGM servo saver on and hanvent had any issues since. Part number is SD-200H.
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Originally Posted by pwracing
wot servo are you using?

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KO 2343
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Hey guys,
getting ready to put on a Yokomo stiff chassis (BD-002GH)
is anyone using it? pros and cons over standard chassis
Any setup changes that will probably need to be made from the regular Yok chassis setup?

Thanks

I looked around here but most carpet Yoks are running some sort of custom chassis.
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Old 04-28-2006, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Jochim_18
Hey guys I need help. I need the exact size of the outer and inner hinge pins sets for the YOKOMO BD. I found somebody that can make a CARBON FIBER hinge pins for the BD.
Why????? lol

It will just smash surely..? no?

Also, pwracing, are you deffinately using the correct type of horn for your servo? the three that come with the kit of for three makes of servo. I am running a 2343 and have never had one slip. Ive had a few break though. Only in big hits.
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Can anyone point me in the right direction? I am looking for a 3mm chassis and top deck for my BD. Thanks
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