thefuzzclub

understeer on the entry.

Taylor-Racing

OK then, try all the suggestions above (one at a time) and also increase rear droop.

thefuzzclub

will do, thanks.

Getrice

Anyone still having traction roll problem with the V one RR evo? Please give some comments on how to overcome it, Even with hardest and very small front tires in a high traction track. Is there any other solutions to overcome it? Thank you

US_MATRIX

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ziggy12345

For traction roll you need to raise the roll centre at the back. Angle the upper support more. Also use the stiffest roll bar at the front

Cheers

alana07

iTrader: (53)

i vbelieve u have the gold hard springs fitted on your shocks?? try the soft silver springs all round, u'll be surprised by the results i too faced this problem of traction rolling until i switched to using silver springs, 40sh tires. u may wish to add the kawahara front shock tower and stand up the front shockers a tad, helps too. just me s$0.002..

Manticore

kyosho mentioned the name "V one RRR" on their web page ..................................

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jihernandez

Guys I have a very important question here...

I was browsing through rchub.com to look at some hop-ups for my VoneRR. Suddenly, I saw a Speed Gear Conversion Kit. It was apparently proven to increase speed by 24%. It was supposed to change some of the pulleys from 19T to 24T.

But of course, because of my excitement, I did not anymore read the details - rather I just ordered it asap - since the site said it was selling like hotcakes.

So I was happy and eagerly awaiting my package to test it in the track

The next day, however, RcHub emailed me saying that the stock levels in the website were incorrect and the speed conversions was not on stock anymore

Do anyone of you know how to do this part by part. As far as I can recall, you have to change some of the pulleys to 24Ts and also change the belts to special ones to accomodate the increase in the number of teeth.

Hope someone can fill me in on this. Thanks.

AMGRacer

Hmmmm date is April 1..........

Well lets hope there is such a car

Here is the translation:

< Emergency bulletin > With "V-One RRR" Shizuoka hobby show release decision! As for detailed page the next few days release! !2004/4/1

AMGRacer

Alright what this is is a set of pulleys and a belt which changes the internal drive ration of the V1RR so it is higher. I worked it out once and it basically adds from memory around 5 teeth on the 1 module gearing. So a 16/20 becomes like a 21/25 clutchbell setup. I cannot possibly find a circumstance where you need more than the highest 0.8 module gearing with a correctly tuned clutch on a racetrack, but granted there probably is a track out there long enough. If your track is that big then go for it. The kit is available from 3 racing and also 3 racing makes the pulleys and the belt seperately.

AMGRacer

Man I am freaking out now. A layer of dust has just settled on my EVO, mayby I need to blow it off

If this car does exist I hope they "evolve" the back end which in my opinion is the cars only weak point!

I was watching a quite well tuned V1RR doing some laps of our local track the other day. It was running the stock front end with some really soft springs on the rear and running a 42f to 37r shore tire setup. It was fast but it was kinda "backing into" corners a little like a mini 1/8th scaler. My R40 was just blasting through corners with nice smooth arcs and in my opinion was a little faster doing so (no lap timing happening). This is the one thing which I did not like with my V1R I just could not get the car to rotate quickly and nicely without the back end "cocking" into the corner.

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iTrader: (13)

its good to see that kyosho has not ditched the V one R series to go for the FW series

Manticore

my EVO has already been a M1RR EVO !