Yokomo MR4TC-BD
#796
Thanks a lot, feel better now, I know this question can sound a little bit strange but all the tracks around my area lack of grip (poor ozite or dusty asphalt), I had some hardtimes with the SD because of that, now with the flexy TC4 it's a lot easier to find grip but I need a sexier chassis
#798
How much is a center differential for the BD? I am guessing i have to buy one if i want my car to handle like it normally would with a front diff.
#803
Tech Lord
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Originally posted by rc-zombies
just got my BD... any pre-assembly tips I should know about?
my LHS had the RS swaybar set for the SD... I'm assuming they will fit as well... Looks like they will..
just got my BD... any pre-assembly tips I should know about?
my LHS had the RS swaybar set for the SD... I'm assuming they will fit as well... Looks like they will..
also put the pulley on the correct side for the one way. (i guess it would have helped if i read the manual while i was building)
diff halves are the same as the SD. you can confirm on the parts list. same part # i believe.
#808
I thin PAL used to mae Delrin outdrives but they were very difficult to find. Probably they will produce a new batch for the BD
#809
I was going to ask this question my kit outdrives seem to get chewed up alot, could do with some delrin ones, tried to make some at work but had trouble making a slot for the nut to sit in
#810
If I remember correctly, EXCEL in Japan at one point made delrin outdrives for the SD. The price tag alone, drove me away. It was something like $25 a pair.