TNneedsrctracks

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very nice ! Making that kyosho work! good stuff right there

RCMamba

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What MP9 shock tower did you use, did you use the TKI4 "S" or the TKI4 "MS"?

rkhess

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MS

Payton 34

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Thanks for your reply. I did order some spare parts and optional parts from A main, Kyosho America, Ebay and my local hobby shop. My local hobby shop goes through HRP so for some reason he can't get everything I need. He also goes through A Amain but he can't get any Kysoho parts from them.

I want to get the optional front aluminum hub carriers. I see they have 17.5, 19 and 22 degree options. I live in Illinois and we probably race at some of the same tracks, like Thunder Road Hobbies etc.

Which degree aluminum hubs would you suggest I get for the best setup?

Thanks

J.Whiting

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haven't made it down to thunder road this year but it is on my list to make 1 of those races. i would run the 17.5 deg hubs.. wade or ben can also probably give you help as they run at thunder a lot. but 175. will let you choose from 16.5-18.5 for caster which is good at a lot of the local midwest tracks.

Payton 34

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Thanks for the info. Makes good sense!

rkhess

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Fyi ...Tworks makes a pack of inserts that go all the way to 3deg in .5deg increments... so I would definitely buy the 17.5 s and then the pack of inserts for 14.5-20.5 degrees of possibilities LoL

Payton 34

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That is a great option. I have ordered from t works before for my b6.2. Thanks!

rcmoe

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Part # for these inserts?

rcmoe

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Never mind. I found it

Neesh

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Just getting back into racing since covid opening up. What's everyone running in the shocks with the 1.5x5 pistons?..our track is small, loose and bumpy. I normally run the 1.3x8 but wanna try the 1.5x5 instead.
Thanks in advance

RCDaddy2105

just switched to the 1.5x5’s in my MP10. I definitely prefer the way they feel compared to the 1-3x8’s. The car tends to have that “absorbing” feel over the rough stuff and landing from jumps.

Neesh

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thanks for the response....what oils did you put in them and what type of track do you run on?

RCDaddy2105

Currently running 600 front and 450 rear, race down in Florida on mostly packed clay tracks that take on a lot of pitting as race day progresses.

Neesh

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Thanks bud I'll give it a try