Kyosho V-One R and GRP Version
#1
Kyosho V-One R and GRP Version
Hey i was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly the difference btween these 2 cars, i'm planning on getting my first nitro RC and the V one-R appears to be very popular.
Kyosho V One-R
Kyosho V-One R GRP Version
PS i'm from Australia and do any other Australian know where i can get teh GRP model?
For those australian who order from RMS
here
Kyosho V One-R
Kyosho V-One R GRP Version
PS i'm from Australia and do any other Australian know where i can get teh GRP model?
For those australian who order from RMS
here
#2
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Re: Kyosho V-One R and GRP Version
Originally posted by taybelZ
Hey i was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly the difference btween these 2 cars, i'm planning on getting my first nitro RC and the V one-R appears to be very popular.
Kyosho V One-R
Kyosho V-One R GRP Version
PS i'm from Australia and do any other Australian know where i can get teh GRP model?
For those australian who order from RMS
here
Hey i was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly the difference btween these 2 cars, i'm planning on getting my first nitro RC and the V one-R appears to be very popular.
Kyosho V One-R
Kyosho V-One R GRP Version
PS i'm from Australia and do any other Australian know where i can get teh GRP model?
For those australian who order from RMS
here
Im pretty sure the GRP version is not available yet (in Australia).
#3
Tech Apprentice
Actually I think GRP version is available in Australia. At the shop here it is same price as Mugen Pro spec (A$800). I think it is GRP version, it has foam tires and front one-way. Does this sound correct Novarossi?
#4
ok
did u check the link?
did u check the link?
#5
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Originally posted by SHARP
Actually I think GRP version is available in Australia. At the shop here it is same price as Mugen Pro spec (A$800). I think it is GRP version, it has foam tires and front one-way. Does this sound correct Novarossi?
Actually I think GRP version is available in Australia. At the shop here it is same price as Mugen Pro spec (A$800). I think it is GRP version, it has foam tires and front one-way. Does this sound correct Novarossi?
If its the same price as the Mugen Pro, man must be it be a tough choice deciding between the two. Does the GRP Version come with a centax type clutch?
#7
Tech Apprentice
Apparantly no Centax, but comes with tires instead. Centax was was one of the main reasons I am getting MTX-2.
Is the link provided by TaybelZ the Kyosho equivelant to standard MTX-2 and GRP version is equivelant to Pro Spec? It seems that way to me.
Also is this the first you have seen of RMS site?! You seem to know alot of good RC sites on the net!
Is the link provided by TaybelZ the Kyosho equivelant to standard MTX-2 and GRP version is equivelant to Pro Spec? It seems that way to me.
Also is this the first you have seen of RMS site?! You seem to know alot of good RC sites on the net!
Last edited by SHARP; 11-21-2001 at 02:46 AM.
#8
hehe well to be honest i was goin 2 buy a r/c car last year i was plannign to get OB4. anway way i put it off because i thought that i would never really get to use it since i was goin 2 be in yr 12 and all.
ANway i made the right decicsion and have finished yr 12 so now its time to treat my self!
ANway i made the right decicsion and have finished yr 12 so now its time to treat my self!
#9
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Originally posted by SHARP
Apparantly no Centax, but comes with tires instead. Centax was was one of the main reasons I am getting MTX-2.
Is the link provided by TaybelZ the Kyosho equivelant to standard MTX-2 and GRP version is equivelant to Pro Spec? It seems that way to me.
Also is this the first you have seen of RMS site?! You seem to know alot of good RC sites on the net!
Apparantly no Centax, but comes with tires instead. Centax was was one of the main reasons I am getting MTX-2.
Is the link provided by TaybelZ the Kyosho equivelant to standard MTX-2 and GRP version is equivelant to Pro Spec? It seems that way to me.
Also is this the first you have seen of RMS site?! You seem to know alot of good RC sites on the net!
You do know you can whack an Mugen Centax onto a V-One-R, just incase that was your main concern.
Courtesy of Moon
#11
Tech Apprentice
Originally posted by taybelZ
hehe well to be honest i was goin 2 buy a r/c car last year i was plannign to get OB4. anway way i put it off because i thought that i would never really get to use it since i was goin 2 be in yr 12 and all.
ANway i made the right decicsion and have finished yr 12 so now its time to treat my self!
hehe well to be honest i was goin 2 buy a r/c car last year i was plannign to get OB4. anway way i put it off because i thought that i would never really get to use it since i was goin 2 be in yr 12 and all.
ANway i made the right decicsion and have finished yr 12 so now its time to treat my self!
But your smart too!!
#12
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Originally posted by nitro dave
and treat yourself well
novarossi - a guy at penrith has one (for 3 months now), steve phillips has one at moorebank, rudy has one......shall i keep going?
and treat yourself well
novarossi - a guy at penrith has one (for 3 months now), steve phillips has one at moorebank, rudy has one......shall i keep going?
Rudy's car is a standard V-One-R with all the Kawahara hop ups. Im sure steve's car has ONLY the hop ups as well.
Show me a piture of a GRP version if its available
#13
Tech Apprentice
Yeah, I thought you could get centax to fit most any motor, but it would just be even more to spend. I figure Centax would cost more than set of wheels and tires. How much is centax seperately? Also is "Centax" a brand name or style of clutch?
NR are those braces standard or Kyosho options, where on net could I find info? Thanks everyone for help.
NR are those braces standard or Kyosho options, where on net could I find info? Thanks everyone for help.
Last edited by SHARP; 11-21-2001 at 03:08 AM.
#14
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Originally posted by SHARP
Yeah, I thought you could get centax to fit most any motor, but it would just be even more to spend. I figure Centax would cost more than set of wheels and tires. How much is centax seperately? Also is "Centax" a brand name or style of clutch?
Yeah, I thought you could get centax to fit most any motor, but it would just be even more to spend. I figure Centax would cost more than set of wheels and tires. How much is centax seperately? Also is "Centax" a brand name or style of clutch?
Centax is the name that most companies use, which was generated by Serpent.
Mugen's "Centax" is actuall called an Axial Clutch.
When you here 'Centax', its basically the name that companies use to describe the Centrifgal Clutches. The actual spring controls the action of the clutch (ie when to engage/disengage)
Here is a great link which explains the differences between the two :
http://www.rcnitro.com/articles/clutch.asp
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BTW,
Mugen Clutch cost about $240Aus complete. The only things which need replacing is the thrust bearing (about once a year, cost $11) and pinions (once every 6 months, cost about $55)
It is quoted as being the best clutch on the market (Many Kyosho Fantom 1/8th drivers use them)
Mugen Clutch cost about $240Aus complete. The only things which need replacing is the thrust bearing (about once a year, cost $11) and pinions (once every 6 months, cost about $55)
It is quoted as being the best clutch on the market (Many Kyosho Fantom 1/8th drivers use them)