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Old 08-11-2013, 06:13 AM
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I've actually just fallen in love with the Team Asphalt setup today at the track but hey... I came from a Serpent...So maybe that was it...
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Default Droop settings.

Droop settings.

Just be aware (for those who are new to the BD7) the BD7 offers two methods of droop settings.

The (center of the pin) and or (below the suspension arm.)
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Originally Posted by EDWARD2003
Droop settings.

Just be aware (for those who are new to the BD7) the BD7 offers two methods of droop settings.

The (center of the pin) and or (below the suspension arm.)
I actually quite like their way of measuring droop, it forced me to ensure all tweak was out of the chassis prior to measuring.

FYI if anyone is looking at the Team Setup sheet and they see the 9.5mm (pin) Front / 8.0mm (pin) Rear measurements, this works out to be 6 Front / 4.5 Rear with 10mm blocks and a droop gauge...
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Default Pinion and Spur for BD7

Hey guys, need some advice. Saw on my BD7 manual gear chart that I should be able to use a 64p 55T pinion with a 96T Spur. I got the original Yokomo 96T Spur but when I tried to fit a 55T pinion on, I realised that the motor mount blocks the pinion. I only managed to get a 90T spur on with the 55T pinion.

Anybody come across this issue as well?

Was intending to run a 17.5T blinky setup of FDR3.5

Advice for a noob please.


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I had the opposite, the 116T spur that came with mine didn't like a FDR of 6.5... Looks like you should switch to 48 pitch and go something like a 70T spur...

I think the white on the gear chart represents the optimal range for the motor mount...
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Originally Posted by Mnekap
Hey guys, need some advice. Saw on my BD7 manual gear chart that I should be able to use a 44p 55T pinion with a 96T Spur. I got the original Yokomo 96T Spur but when I tried to fit a 55T pinion on, I realised that the motor mount blocks the pinion. I only managed to get a 90T spur on with the 55T pinion.

Anybody come across this issue as well?

Was intending to run a 17.5T blinky setup of FDR3.5

Advice for a noob please.


Thanks guys.
From searching thru this thread
Looks you need to try 88t spur for 17.5 blinky ?

I've never run 17.5 as that is our Sportsman class here
Please post your results
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Looks you need to try 88t spur for 17.5 blinky ?

I've never run 17.5 as that is our Sportsman class here
Please post your results
Thanks Redbull, I'll try out the 90T Spur I have in my box, else until I get the 88T spur, might just swop out the motor for a 13.5 and run boosted with a 36T Pinion and 108 Spur.
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Originally Posted by Ignition75
I had the opposite, the 116T spur that came with mine didn't like a FDR of 6.5... Looks like you should switch to 48 pitch and go something like a 70T spur...

I think the white on the gear chart represents the optimal range for the motor mount...
Thanks, will go hunt for the 48pitch spur and pinion combo. I actually got the 55T and 96T combo from the charts. Albeit the 55T was at the extreme range of pinion size, but the 96T spur with it still in the white zone. That's why I don't understand why it does not fit without serious mods to the motor mount.
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Originally Posted by EDWARD2003
Speed Passion Pro is a nice speed control. I too had a similar LRP speed control (SXX V2) which stopped working. Piece of crap indeed.

The speed passion pro has been great, and it fits nicely in the BD7.
FYI, the Speed Passion Reventon Pro HW version 1.1 is going to be released next week, mid August. Accordingly it has better FETs as a major complain about the Reventon Pro's is the braking power, or lack thereof. But heard will be priced higher than the current Pros.
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Had a YR4M back in the day. The car was appropriately named as Masaki was the only person that could drive it, it was a nightmare on the track. After locking the front one way, installing Associated short shocks and changing the wheels and tires, it was acceptable but my HPI Pro would eat it on a decent road course. Had an M2 later but by that time the Pro 2s were out and it wasn't competitive. Also parts availability was atrocious. No more Yoks after that.
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Mmmm, thanks for the info
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Originally Posted by Mnekap
Thanks, will go hunt for the 48pitch spur and pinion combo. I actually got the 55T and 96T combo from the charts. Albeit the 55T was at the extreme range of pinion size, but the 96T spur with it still in the white zone. That's why I don't understand why it does not fit without serious mods to the motor mount.
I have the 92T xray spur gear for 17.5 stock
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Hello

Wish is the best DCJs to used in the Yokomo BD7.

Yokomo , Spec-r , others.

Thanks in advance.
Best Regards:
Pedro Silva
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Originally Posted by pmc
Hello

Wish is the best DCJs to used in the Yokomo BD7.

Yokomo , Spec-r , others.

Thanks in advance.
Best Regards:
Pedro Silva
spec R all the way unless U have some 417/418 tamyia 1s
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On carpet with sweep, jaco and solaris tires what body do u prefer and why?
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