Yokomo MR4TC-BD
11-28-2006, 11:59 AM
#6391
Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
PS; I love My BD 
i`ve had JRXS,CYCLONE,SD,LCG (liked this car also), Xray 04.xray 05,evo 4, evo 5
BD i like alot
doeas any know where i can find the blue ALI Diff halves Yokomo make for the BD ?????
chris had some on he`s car ,can`t find them anywhere ,he was using the HARD chassis for BD aswell
i`ve had JRXS,CYCLONE,SD,LCG (liked this car also), Xray 04.xray 05,evo 4, evo 5
BD i like alot
doeas any know where i can find the blue ALI Diff halves Yokomo make for the BD ?????
chris had some on he`s car ,can`t find them anywhere ,he was using the HARD chassis for BD aswell
U can get ALI half's in gray.
ste.
11-28-2006, 12:19 PM
#6392
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Originally Posted by tcfree
Not shure if the diff halfs are in production yet? i hav not herd so.
U can get ALI half's in gray.
ste.
U can get ALI half's in gray.
ste.
found them now ,thanks chris grainger for he`s help on sunday aswell (such a nice lad)
11-28-2006, 02:16 PM
#6393
I use the outdrives for I guess 1 1/2 month now.
pretty good, even without blades. no excessive signs of wear (I'm drivin 3,5T Brushless in carpet)
pretty good, even without blades. no excessive signs of wear (I'm drivin 3,5T Brushless in carpet)
11-28-2006, 02:45 PM
#6394
Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
yep they are
found them now ,thanks chris grainger for he`s help on sunday aswell (such a nice lad)
found them now ,thanks chris grainger for he`s help on sunday aswell (such a nice lad)
11-29-2006, 12:33 AM
#6395
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@Martin
can i put your mates link on the boards ???, you PM it to me & i`m not sure
can i put your mates link on the boards ???, you PM it to me & i`m not sure
11-29-2006, 12:55 AM
#6396
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Are the Bomber shock towers worth getting (the one with loads of muti holes on )
11-29-2006, 01:41 AM
#6397
Tech Apprentice
We have a problem with newly installed Yokomo hardened universals.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
11-29-2006, 02:39 AM
#6398
Originally Posted by jarkko
We have a problem with newly installed Yokomo hardened universals.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
11-29-2006, 04:35 AM
#6399
Originally Posted by jarkko
We have a problem with newly installed Yokomo hardened universals.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
The thinner pin in the joint (rear wheel) keeps coming out al the time.
I wonder if other people have had the same happen.
Can anyone suggest a fix to this? I would hate to just discard new, rather expensive and hard to get parts.
11-29-2006, 04:39 AM
#6400
Can you get ally or steel pulleys? I cant imagine they would wear great but i melted two diffs 
11-29-2006, 04:47 AM
#6401
Originally Posted by AngryAsian
Jarkko - you're not the only one. My friend runs a yokomo, and aprat from the steering kingpins that always work loose, his CVD pins always eject. Either fully, or partially. He loctites his, and even cuts a small notch(dremel) in the pin for the grub-screw to "lock" it in place. Seems to help.
11-29-2006, 05:15 AM
#6402
Originally Posted by pheyhoe
Can you get ally or steel pulleys? I cant imagine they would wear great but i melted two diffs
had to cut the diff balls out with a knife, but they were fine being carbide!
11-29-2006, 05:18 AM
#6403
yes it's ok putting his link up
11-29-2006, 05:22 AM
#6404
Originally Posted by Racingbod85
I did that exact thing to my brand new diff 1st round CW on sunday! had to cut the diff balls out with a knife, but they were fine being carbide!
had to cut the diff balls out with a knife, but they were fine being carbide!The rings were molded into the outdrives too. The new one i built is nice and tight so it should not happen again
11-29-2006, 05:58 AM
#6405
Tech Apprentice
Originally Posted by pheyhoe
Since the SD this has always been an issue. Ive tried different driveshafts etc. Best way i found. by mistake/anger was to just tighten them up so tight until it rounds off the hex! on the grub screw not the wrench :P Not had any issues since.
http://static.flickr.com/118/309479663_7eb34298ac_o.jpg
I suppose making a hole for a grub screw might work. I'll try that.