1LikesInferno MP9 thread
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10-10-2009, 12:36 PM
#2599
Tech Apprentice
i understand that these springs, are different. non only for hard or soft, but for the response.
seme one have tried these with tebo base set up?
seme one have tried these with tebo base set up?
10-10-2009, 05:44 PM
#2600
Man its really hard to get an answer to this question...
Does the SE kit of the mp9 come with most of the upgraded parts that were known for breaking?
Does the SE kit of the mp9 come with most of the upgraded parts that were known for breaking?
10-10-2009, 06:18 PM
#2601
Parts
The SE does come with the updated bulkheads, and the fix for the lower front arms(washers), I think that was the only problems.........There is an updated top upper arm , but Im not sure if they come with the kit. I am almost positive, if you get a newer kit it should have them. You will be very satisfied with the upgraded kit.
Walid
Matijhis,
Did you have to use a lot of preload clips on the new green springs in the rear???
Walid
Matijhis,
Did you have to use a lot of preload clips on the new green springs in the rear???
10-11-2009, 01:26 AM
#2602
depends on the shock position, I always have them in the outer hole on the rear arm so you need some clips. I didn't drive with the new springs, just got them from Japan. I'm rebuilding my car at the moment for the last race of our championship. Next weekend some testing with the springs.
10-11-2009, 01:02 PM
#2603
So can anyone who has some good experience with the car tell me what are the major issues you run into? I have never owned a kyosho and have always heard good things about the quality and performance. The downside is that i have heard mixed reviews on the mp9 which has turned me away multiple times from buying one.
Thanks for the input in advance
Thanks for the input in advance
10-11-2009, 06:32 PM
#2604
So can anyone who has some good experience with the car tell me what are the major issues you run into? I have never owned a kyosho and have always heard good things about the quality and performance. The downside is that i have heard mixed reviews on the mp9 which has turned me away multiple times from buying one.
Thanks for the input in advance
Thanks for the input in advance
Walid
10-11-2009, 11:03 PM
#2605
So can anyone who has some good experience with the car tell me what are the major issues you run into? I have never owned a kyosho and have always heard good things about the quality and performance. The downside is that i have heard mixed reviews on the mp9 which has turned me away multiple times from buying one.
Thanks for the input in advance
Thanks for the input in advance
Don't know exactly what is included and fixed in the SE kit but I'm sure most is.
10-12-2009, 12:42 AM
#2606
Tech Apprentice
in SE bulk head C, yellow insert, and i think that in the last SE there are all off the fixed up arms and rear hub, i m not sure.
10-12-2009, 01:07 AM
#2607
brushless conversion from ve
Has anyone tried to take the brushless kit from inferno ve and drop it into mp9 directly and work? You think it's gonna to fit and work?
10-12-2009, 06:32 PM
#2608
It will fit.
There is to be a Brushless conversion kit that basically provides the radio tray, motor mount and battery mounts so you can convert any mp7.5, mp777, mp9 or st-r, st-rr vehicles.
The conversion kit doesn't come with motor or esc so you'll need to source these items yourself.
This conversion kit is exactly the same as what you will find in the inferno VE box.
If you already own a mp9, I think this is a better chassis to convert from, rather then the VE, which is a mp7.5.
Shalom and God Bless!
-Alexander
10-12-2009, 08:02 PM
#2609
Hiya Ottofung,
There is to be a Brushless conversion kit that basically provides the radio tray, motor mount and battery mounts so you can convert any mp7.5, mp777, mp9 or st-r, st-rr vehicles.
The conversion kit doesn't come with motor or esc so you'll need to source these items yourself.
This conversion kit is exactly the same as what you will find in the inferno VE box.
If you already own a mp9, I think this is a better chassis to convert from, rather then the VE, which is a mp7.5.
Shalom and God Bless!
-Alexander
There is to be a Brushless conversion kit that basically provides the radio tray, motor mount and battery mounts so you can convert any mp7.5, mp777, mp9 or st-r, st-rr vehicles.
The conversion kit doesn't come with motor or esc so you'll need to source these items yourself.
This conversion kit is exactly the same as what you will find in the inferno VE box.
If you already own a mp9, I think this is a better chassis to convert from, rather then the VE, which is a mp7.5.
Shalom and God Bless!
-Alexander
Thanks. I actually have a VE and a MP9. Just wondering if I can use the VE brushless part (battery tray/receiver box/motor mount etc.) and drop them into MP9 and hope they fit.
If the brushless part of VE is identical to the upcoming conversion kit (IFW451), then they shall fit MP9, so I can start the conversion now
Thanks!
10-14-2009, 01:27 PM
#2610
Tech Initiate
Clutch shoes
After a season of running the the Mp9 what are the general thoughts on types of clutch shoes and springs to run, all i've tried is kyosho silver with 1.0 springs with Kanai EVO 4. Tracks are either dirt, grass or astroturf, any thoughts would be appreciated.