Yokomo YRX12
#406
https://www.rcmxstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=31_177&prod ucts_id=46979
#407
#408
Email
[email protected]
Yoshihisa Okamoto
he is awesome and specialises in sending Japan only RC parts overseas. 100% solid guy who has helped me a lot.
or just wait a couple of weeks when they'll probably be at A main and Mibosport
[email protected]
Yoshihisa Okamoto
he is awesome and specialises in sending Japan only RC parts overseas. 100% solid guy who has helped me a lot.
or just wait a couple of weeks when they'll probably be at A main and Mibosport
#409
Email
[email protected]
Yoshihisa Okamoto
he is awesome and specialises in sending Japan only RC parts overseas. 100% solid guy who has helped me a lot.
or just wait a couple of weeks when they'll probably be at A main and Mibosport
[email protected]
Yoshihisa Okamoto
he is awesome and specialises in sending Japan only RC parts overseas. 100% solid guy who has helped me a lot.
or just wait a couple of weeks when they'll probably be at A main and Mibosport
#412
I have been using Team Scream V2 in my YRX12, but I will be trying the SMC Low Rider 17.5 in a week or so. I have heard a lot of good things about the SMC motors.
#413
YOKOMO Diff Lock Ring for Direct drive car
Amain has the Diff Lock Ring in stock for the YRX12:
https://www.amainhobbies.com/yokomo-...-24dly/p962084
https://www.amainhobbies.com/yokomo-...-24dly/p962084
#414
Tech Adept
What differences have you guys felt between the two different front ends ? Correct me if I’m wrong but with the internal shock layout less reactive caster can be use compare to the kingpin configuration.
#415
when I've tried it in lowish grip it felt different but essentially the same performance. You can still get quite a bit of reactive caster with the pushrod front end by just shimming under the rear ball stud.I like the way the car feels with the pushrod front end, I like that I know my damping is consistent and that the springs are less likely to collapse.
#416
Tech Adept
when I've tried it in lowish grip it felt different but essentially the same performance. You can still get quite a bit of reactive caster with the pushrod front end by just shimming under the rear ball stud.I like the way the car feels with the pushrod front end, I like that I know my damping is consistent and that the springs are less likely to collapse.
#417
Usually run with no shims under the upper arm.
#418
Tech Adept
#419
I have but reverted back as itvwas slower. One of the guys runs a 1mm shim front and rear. Where he races tends to have a lot of initial front grip and he's trying to tame entry.
#420
Tech Adept