Stuff for Kyosho V One S
#1
Stuff for Kyosho V One S
Hi
I have just purchased a V One S. I am going to race it in sports class so I have put a two speed gear box in it but the rest is all stock standard. What else should i change to enhance performance and tuning ability.
Also does anyone know a good site to help me out with tuning my car so i can be competitive???
Thanks
Shane
I have just purchased a V One S. I am going to race it in sports class so I have put a two speed gear box in it but the rest is all stock standard. What else should i change to enhance performance and tuning ability.
Also does anyone know a good site to help me out with tuning my car so i can be competitive???
Thanks
Shane
#2
Tech Addict
Where are you going to be racing it (I know it's not related to your question)?
#3
#4
Tech Addict
That's quite a track !
What are the spec limitations of your sport class? Here in Vic we have VORTEC (a ruling organisation) rules set out. Click on the link under my post for my club and go to the VORTEC comp section to see our specs.
What are the spec limitations of your sport class? Here in Vic we have VORTEC (a ruling organisation) rules set out. Click on the link under my post for my club and go to the VORTEC comp section to see our specs.
#5
Your club looks pretty good. I have not raced at my club yet, I am just a beginner. The restrictions on the cars in my club for sports class are u must run rubber tyres, a sedan body and a pull start engine.
#6
Tech Addict
That's the same with my sport specs.
I run in stock though. I suppose to get to the podium, what separates 1st and 2nd place is the ability to drive your car consistently and to choose the right tyres.
I use and recommend the Kyosho racing tyres. You can get them really cheap from Radio Models .
I run in stock though. I suppose to get to the podium, what separates 1st and 2nd place is the ability to drive your car consistently and to choose the right tyres.
I use and recommend the Kyosho racing tyres. You can get them really cheap from Radio Models .
#7
aahhh ok, do u think that stuff like shock absorbers ect. are worth changing or should i keep the stock standards
#8
Tech Addict
Get a handle on driving your car first, and see what the front runners are using at your track and go from there.
I suggest getting the special blue heatsink for it.
I suggest getting the special blue heatsink for it.
#9
Whats a good place to buy them from??? How much more power am i looking at gettin outta the engine from them?
#10
Tech Addict
You can get it at your LHS, or save about $30 and get it from Radio Models. The part number is 7490114BL .
#11
Ok cool, What car do u race ? I was thinking of decking out my car and just adding every possible option part. But i have waisted my money on useless parts before, when u walk into a hobby store and they know you dont know what your on about they take you for a ride
#12
Tech Addict
I race a V-One S. I just spent $670 on parts for it including the blue heatsink and special chassis, as well as a lot of spares. I bought it all from Radiomodels, they have some cheap prices there!
Some hobby stores are only out to suck money out of you, but my old one that closed down wouldn't sell me anything that wasn't necessary.
Just invest in the heatsink, maybe the special chassis and the adjustable aluminium shockers and go from there. Buy different colour springs and different shock oil weights. Also, go down to your track and practice a lot. All that practice will add up!
Also, ask the people in your class what they find to be useful/good on/for their cars.
Some hobby stores are only out to suck money out of you, but my old one that closed down wouldn't sell me anything that wasn't necessary.
Just invest in the heatsink, maybe the special chassis and the adjustable aluminium shockers and go from there. Buy different colour springs and different shock oil weights. Also, go down to your track and practice a lot. All that practice will add up!
Also, ask the people in your class what they find to be useful/good on/for their cars.
#13
Ok, thanx for the advise, Im on Radio models website i cant find that part number though.
#14
Tech Addict
What part numbers do you want?
You have to click on the search page, then type in KYO7490114BL and tick land and/or general.
You have to click on the search page, then type in KYO7490114BL and tick land and/or general.
#15
aahh k i got it, do you have the part numbers for the shockies and stuff