Yokomo MR4TC-BD
07-15-2008, 06:36 AM
#8296
i don't know the exakt partnumbers
but that should be silver: HPI- 6543 hardness: 16.9
and that should be pink: HPI-6548 hardness: 18.0
but that should be silver: HPI- 6543 hardness: 16.9
and that should be pink: HPI-6548 hardness: 18.0
07-15-2008, 06:42 AM
#8297
Thanks for the quick reply martin.
Its actually listed on here as the pro4 springs
http://www.rctouring.eu/suspension_springs.htm
Its actually listed on here as the pro4 springs
http://www.rctouring.eu/suspension_springs.htm
07-15-2008, 03:25 PM
#8298
LIPO FITMENT
G'day Jeff,
I use the IP 3800 Lipo's in my BD and use the stick pack retainer the same as capellone24 has in his picture. I have placed the extra weight required on top of the battery, which meant that I had to raise the battery strap by two mm. I placed this spacer in the middle of the battery posts. I do not use the rear top deck brace.
I have not tried a trackpower battery, as I believe the only way to fit this is by taping the battery in, with the battery over hanging the chassis. I could be wrong, perhaps someone can show a picture of this fitted to there BD.
Martin,
Thanks for all the good info on your racing and BD setups.
Regards
Calvin.
I use the IP 3800 Lipo's in my BD and use the stick pack retainer the same as capellone24 has in his picture. I have placed the extra weight required on top of the battery, which meant that I had to raise the battery strap by two mm. I placed this spacer in the middle of the battery posts. I do not use the rear top deck brace.
I have not tried a trackpower battery, as I believe the only way to fit this is by taping the battery in, with the battery over hanging the chassis. I could be wrong, perhaps someone can show a picture of this fitted to there BD.
Martin,
Thanks for all the good info on your racing and BD setups.
Regards
Calvin.
07-17-2008, 03:23 AM
#8300
usally noone films
i actually have vids from the ets final but those are too huge to upload unfortunately
i actually have vids from the ets final but those are too huge to upload unfortunately
07-17-2008, 03:47 AM
#8303
two tips for you:
- don't use the kit c-hubs, use K4 or HB instead -> more steering
- use the old BD rear shocktower, not the bdm
- don't use the kit c-hubs, use K4 or HB instead -> more steering
- use the old BD rear shocktower, not the bdm
07-17-2008, 04:08 AM
#8305
more steering
and the shocks don't have to be that awefully long
and the shocks don't have to be that awefully long
07-17-2008, 04:42 AM
#8307
no the high vol bodies are fine
use tamiya 3-hole delrin pistons and most important make sure that the piston is fixed on the shoch shaft
either use CA to glue it to the shockshaft or use a small o-ring to take out anyslop
use tamiya 3-hole delrin pistons and most important make sure that the piston is fixed on the shoch shaft
either use CA to glue it to the shockshaft or use a small o-ring to take out anyslop
07-17-2008, 04:55 AM
#8309
that was for testing