1LikesKyosho VoneR Thread
03-19-2002, 03:44 AM
#1801
Re: Re: Outlaw class
QUOTE]Originally posted by HEYALIGNMENTGUY
But we use zac project foams and lola bodies,
Nobody screems cheater in outlaw its mostly run what ya brung,and the best man is left standing after 15-20 min
Damn it I wish it was me
[/QUOTE]
do u need to do any modifications to your V1R to run Zacs 32mm?
But we use zac project foams and lola bodies,
Nobody screems cheater in outlaw its mostly run what ya brung,and the best man is left standing after 15-20 min
Damn it I wish it was me
[/QUOTE]do u need to do any modifications to your V1R to run Zacs 32mm?
03-19-2002, 11:05 AM
#1802
Originally posted by Mauler
If this is of interest:
High Strength Low Alloy Steel
ASTM A242
ASTM A441
ASTM A572
Density: 7860 kg/ cubic meter
Aluminum
Alloy 6061-T6 Density: 2710 kg/ cubic meter
Alloy 7075-T6 Density: 2800 kg/ cubic meter
Titanium
Alloy (6% Al, 4% V) Density: 4730 kg/ cubic meter
The screws and metal parts that come stock with our cars : ASTM
Stock chasis: Mostly Al 6061
Some simple calculations should give you what you want...
If this is of interest:
High Strength Low Alloy Steel
ASTM A242
ASTM A441
ASTM A572
Density: 7860 kg/ cubic meter
Aluminum
Alloy 6061-T6 Density: 2710 kg/ cubic meter
Alloy 7075-T6 Density: 2800 kg/ cubic meter
Titanium
Alloy (6% Al, 4% V) Density: 4730 kg/ cubic meter
The screws and metal parts that come stock with our cars : ASTM
Stock chasis: Mostly Al 6061
Some simple calculations should give you what you want...
Let me pose this question: Would it be wise given this info to go with aluminum screws instead of titanium screws, as well as aluminum suspension arm shafts, etc.?
And how does the density of these metals compare to that of plastic (the plastic that comes with the V-ONE R)? Essentially is the plastic pulleys, parts, etc. lighter than even Aluminum?
03-19-2002, 11:07 AM
#1803
Re: Re: Re: Outlaw class
Originally posted by hurhur
QUOTE]Originally posted by HEYALIGNMENTGUY
But we use zac project foams and lola bodies,
Nobody screems cheater in outlaw its mostly run what ya brung,and the best man is left standing after 15-20 min
Damn it I wish it was me
QUOTE]Originally posted by HEYALIGNMENTGUY
But we use zac project foams and lola bodies,
Nobody screems cheater in outlaw its mostly run what ya brung,and the best man is left standing after 15-20 min
Damn it I wish it was me
do u need to do any modifications to your V1R to run Zacs 32mm? [/QUOTE]
I use the Kawahara wide hex hubs in the rear for the 32 mm. You can also use spacers so they won't rub against your rear hub carriers. Or you can use the axles, spacer, and dogbones made for the V-ONE RR to use 32 mm foams.
03-21-2002, 02:07 AM
#1804
Originally posted by adelmundo
THANKS MAULER! This info is VERY helpful. Just as a generality, Ti basically is a compromise for both weight and strength, but Al will be the lightest overall of all the metals.
Let me pose this question: Would it be wise given this info to go with aluminum screws instead of titanium screws, as well as aluminum suspension arm shafts, etc.?
And how does the density of these metals compare to that of plastic (the plastic that comes with the V-ONE R)? Essentially is the plastic pulleys, parts, etc. lighter than even Aluminum?
THANKS MAULER! This info is VERY helpful. Just as a generality, Ti basically is a compromise for both weight and strength, but Al will be the lightest overall of all the metals.
Let me pose this question: Would it be wise given this info to go with aluminum screws instead of titanium screws, as well as aluminum suspension arm shafts, etc.?
And how does the density of these metals compare to that of plastic (the plastic that comes with the V-ONE R)? Essentially is the plastic pulleys, parts, etc. lighter than even Aluminum?
Titanium is a good compromise with strength and durability, but in no way it compromises cost!
Quite a few in this forum uses titanium stuffs all round. Moon is one of them, they may have a different point of view though...
03-21-2002, 08:49 AM
#1805
Re: Re: Re: Re: Outlaw class
[i]Originally posted by adelmundo
I use the Kawahara wide hex hubs in the rear for the 32 mm. You can also use spacers so they won't rub against your rear hub carriers. Or you can use the axles, spacer, and dogbones made for the V-ONE RR to use 32 mm foams.
I use the Kawahara wide hex hubs in the rear for the 32 mm. You can also use spacers so they won't rub against your rear hub carriers. Or you can use the axles, spacer, and dogbones made for the V-ONE RR to use 32 mm foams.
then y would anyone buy the rear arm set then? so that the car width stays at 200mm?
03-21-2002, 12:10 PM
#1806
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Outlaw class
Originally posted by hurhur
just fixing the wide hex hubs will do the trick?
then y would anyone buy the rear arm set then? so that the car width stays at 200mm?
just fixing the wide hex hubs will do the trick?
then y would anyone buy the rear arm set then? so that the car width stays at 200mm?
03-21-2002, 12:26 PM
#1807
Tech Rookie
were can i buy the V-oneRR?
TANKS
marc
TANKS
marc
03-21-2002, 05:19 PM
#1808
Originally posted by Croes.marc
were can i buy the V-oneRR?
TANKS
marc
were can i buy the V-oneRR?
TANKS
marc
03-22-2002, 06:22 AM
#1809
Tech Master
Originally posted by Croes.marc
were can i buy the V-oneRR?
TANKS
marc
were can i buy the V-oneRR?
TANKS
marc
03-22-2002, 09:35 PM
#1810
Hi Guys,
We have a few new products from Kawahara in stock. First is an upgrade 3mm 7075 chassis for the V1R, and second is the wide front bumper for the V1R. Both are available on our website right now.
also, just a reminder, don't miss out on our March Special! One lucky customer in the month of March will receive a $50 gift certificate from us, good for any products in the store. Only 9 more days left!
Thanks
Steve Wang
Speed Tech R/C
www.speedtechrc.com
We have a few new products from Kawahara in stock. First is an upgrade 3mm 7075 chassis for the V1R, and second is the wide front bumper for the V1R. Both are available on our website right now.
also, just a reminder, don't miss out on our March Special! One lucky customer in the month of March will receive a $50 gift certificate from us, good for any products in the store. Only 9 more days left!
Thanks
Steve Wang
Speed Tech R/C
www.speedtechrc.com
03-24-2002, 07:17 AM
#1811
Hashimoto V1RR front body mount
03-24-2002, 08:12 PM
#1812
Tech Master
Art : you get my PM 
So how was the race?? did you manage to keep the wheels on it this time
So how was the race?? did you manage to keep the wheels on it this time
03-26-2002, 02:38 AM
#1813
Originally posted by HEYALIGNMENTGUY
Art : you get my PM
So how was the race?? did you manage to keep the wheels on it this time
Art : you get my PM
So how was the race?? did you manage to keep the wheels on it this time
oh by the way, I have installed the 5 star derlin a-arm front and rear on my V1R.R very solid suspension
03-26-2002, 04:05 AM
#1814
Originally posted by Manticore
why it is so quiet with this thread?? you guys still can talk about V1R(R) while I am busying with my MTX2 at the moment
oh by the way, I have installed the 5 star derlin a-arm front and rear on my V1R.R very solid suspension
why it is so quiet with this thread?? you guys still can talk about V1R(R) while I am busying with my MTX2 at the moment
oh by the way, I have installed the 5 star derlin a-arm front and rear on my V1R.R very solid suspension
03-26-2002, 04:07 AM
#1815
By the way, is there any rear diff derlin pulley for V One in the market?