1LikesInferno MP9 thread
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12-02-2013, 02:15 AM
J. Aigoin used MP777 arms in cold weather racing,they are stronger.
12-02-2013, 04:06 AM
Is there a difference between the standard universal versus the CVD joint? I just have to get another universal set (expensive) if I bend the dog bone or the pin wears out right? Though with the CVD, things would be much cheaper... just wondering why Kyosho still supplies the kits with the standard unis (all team drivers use them too).
12-02-2013, 04:53 PM
Am I crazy??
So I'm bored... Looking at my two left a arms and two broke right a arms so and idea popped up! Take the left arm and lightly shave all the clearance areas and use it on the right... Is this going to work for now??? Just to get me going until I can get some more spares? No binding at all and got the right amount of droop etc!
So I'm bored... Looking at my two left a arms and two broke right a arms so and idea popped up! Take the left arm and lightly shave all the clearance areas and use it on the right... Is this going to work for now??? Just to get me going until I can get some more spares? No binding at all and got the right amount of droop etc!
12-04-2013, 04:47 AM
Tech Initiate
Hi guys, I just purchased myself an Inferno TKi3 for myself as a christmas present. Im not currently racing but may consider it down the track once i get used to driving this beast.
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
12-04-2013, 06:56 AM
Hi guys, I just purchased myself an Inferno TKi3 for myself as a christmas present. Im not currently racing but may consider it down the track once i get used to driving this beast.
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
12-04-2013, 08:11 AM
12-04-2013, 12:32 PM
Hi guys, I just purchased myself an Inferno TKi3 for myself as a christmas present. Im not currently racing but may consider it down the track once i get used to driving this beast.
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
I'm going to use an o.s 21xzb with o.s 2060 pipe. I bought some aka cityblock and proline badland tyres to try. I'll also try 40/35 shock oil.
Is there any items that are highly recommended to add during the build? If i build the kit out of the box, will it be stable and easy to drive or does it take a lot of adjustments/mods to make this happen?
I have previosly owned a 7.5 and 777 sp2. o i wanted to stick with kyosho as i have loved their quality.
Thanks in advance
Originally Posted by houston
1.3 x 8 white straight hole pistons and the older bladders imo
+1
With the addition of these two items houston mentioned...
KYOIF347-138 and KYOIF346-03
You will essentially be running the same buggy that Cody King won the IFMAR World Championships with.... straight outta the box.
12-04-2013, 06:33 PM
12-04-2013, 10:06 PM
Tech Initiate
Thanks guys, I noticed there are a few different shock bladders! I ordered KYOIF346-09
what shock pistons does the kit come with? Do i need to order two of KYOIF347-138???
Also, what starter box will work with this model?
what shock pistons does the kit come with? Do i need to order two of KYOIF347-138???
Also, what starter box will work with this model?
12-04-2013, 10:38 PM
Tech Master
iTrader: (25)
The 346-09 bladders seem to make the car better, less deadband in the shock action.
I use the Kyosho multi starter 2.0 box, cheap and works well.
12-05-2013, 05:51 AM
12-05-2013, 11:35 AM
Last edited by 30Tooth; 12-05-2013 at 12:06 PM.
12-05-2013, 01:20 PM
Tech Master
you need to shave 6mm off in order for them to fit.. hard work.
12-05-2013, 02:15 PM
Tech Regular
I would have to assume it is from the outer mounting points; that - at a minimum - "may" change the shock geometry badly.
Who's is that one on the pic? He's running cvd's
Who's is that one on the pic? He's running cvd's
12-06-2013, 03:29 AM