Kyosho v-one rrr
#1546
dosnt work like that Do you think Kyosho is going to send me some cars and then i´m not going to drive for them......
Going to sell all of my Mugen stuff sone, so i dont know vhat is going to work with the V1rrr WC... and i will not receive my Kyosho cars untill a couple of weeks when the Nordic distrobuiter receive them.... thats why i need to knowe nowe what parts that will fit bouth cars...
Realy looking fprward to the 2005 season
Going to sell all of my Mugen stuff sone, so i dont know vhat is going to work with the V1rrr WC... and i will not receive my Kyosho cars untill a couple of weeks when the Nordic distrobuiter receive them.... thats why i need to knowe nowe what parts that will fit bouth cars...
Realy looking fprward to the 2005 season
#1547
Originally posted by Ec1
dosnt work like that Do you think Kyosho is going to send me some cars and then i´m not going to drive for them......
dosnt work like that Do you think Kyosho is going to send me some cars and then i´m not going to drive for them......
Best of luck for the 2005 season with Kyosho or Mugen...
#1548
Originally posted by Craig1
I ran it today with some seals that I made myself and it tuned perfectly and didn't run on once all day.
I haven't come up with a good use yet for the standard seal, but I'm sure someday it maybe useful for something because it sure doesn't work in the tank lid :-)
I ran it today with some seals that I made myself and it tuned perfectly and didn't run on once all day.
I haven't come up with a good use yet for the standard seal, but I'm sure someday it maybe useful for something because it sure doesn't work in the tank lid :-)
I m replacing it almost every race. Thank god its not that pricey however if I can make the one that will last a very long time I would like to try it.
#1549
3 racing 4mm Chassis
Anyone here using this? Will it make a performance gain?
#1550
Re: 3 racing 4mm Chassis
Originally posted by dameetz
Anyone here using this? Will it make a performance gain?
Anyone here using this? Will it make a performance gain?
#1551
Tech Master
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Originally posted by dameetz
How does your own made tank lid seal work? With what material did you make it from? I m also having this tank seal problem and
I m replacing it almost every race. Thank god its not that pricey however if I can make the one that will last a very long time I would like to try it.
How does your own made tank lid seal work? With what material did you make it from? I m also having this tank seal problem and
I m replacing it almost every race. Thank god its not that pricey however if I can make the one that will last a very long time I would like to try it.
I got some neoprene (not sure of spelling) sheet from a place called Clarke Rubber (they sell all rubber product like mats belting and pool accessories), then punched out some new seal from that.
They look like an original item just better.
I've been told that the replacement Kyosho seals seem better than what is usually supplied with the tank but I guess there seems to be a bit of a variation problem with them.
Hope this helps.
#1552
Tech Rookie
the kyosho replacement fuel tank cap seals are identical across their fuel tanks. Just add one more seal on top of the original when the original seal become thin. After time, the double seal sits perfectly inside the cap and no more leaking cap.
#1553
Re: Re: 3 racing 4mm Chassis
Originally posted by Grinder
I tried it and the car performed poorly.
I tried it and the car performed poorly.
#1554
probably because 3 racing is crap quality
#1555
Originally posted by SHTKS
the kyosho replacement fuel tank cap seals are identical across their fuel tanks. Just add one more seal on top of the original when the original seal become thin. After time, the double seal sits perfectly inside the cap and no more leaking cap.
the kyosho replacement fuel tank cap seals are identical across their fuel tanks. Just add one more seal on top of the original when the original seal become thin. After time, the double seal sits perfectly inside the cap and no more leaking cap.
#1556
Originally posted by Ec1
Realy looking fprward to the 2005 season
Realy looking fprward to the 2005 season
Did you get a date on the arrival of the cars?
/Arvid
#1557
Re: Re: 3 racing 4mm Chassis
Originally posted by Grinder
I tried it and the car performed poorly.
I tried it and the car performed poorly.
Cheers
#1558
Sydney Nitro GP
Ric Bartolozzi`s RRR took out 2nd place in the A final of the Sydney Nitro GP yesterday......congrats to Ric on an excellent result in what was a VERY VERY strong field.
All in all there werent a large number of RRR`s entered (Serpent 710`s seemed to be very popular, and the 1st place was taken out by Simon Nicholson`s HPI R40) but those that did all fared very well.
On a personal note, my RRR ran extemely and incurred no mechanical probs over the course of 6 heats and a 15 minute final.
An interesting point --- running the same engine used in my Factory Team NTC3, the RRR`s best lap time was 0.7sec`s faster than the NTC3, and over a 5 minute heat, the RRR was 1 lap + 9 seconds faster than the NTC3.....the car felt very consistent throughout racing.
Tyres of choice were 35 shore Power Tyres all round (ashphalt)....and these provided excellent grip and wear characteristics across the weekend.
Cheers
All in all there werent a large number of RRR`s entered (Serpent 710`s seemed to be very popular, and the 1st place was taken out by Simon Nicholson`s HPI R40) but those that did all fared very well.
On a personal note, my RRR ran extemely and incurred no mechanical probs over the course of 6 heats and a 15 minute final.
An interesting point --- running the same engine used in my Factory Team NTC3, the RRR`s best lap time was 0.7sec`s faster than the NTC3, and over a 5 minute heat, the RRR was 1 lap + 9 seconds faster than the NTC3.....the car felt very consistent throughout racing.
Tyres of choice were 35 shore Power Tyres all round (ashphalt)....and these provided excellent grip and wear characteristics across the weekend.
Cheers
#1559
Skyline Racing
Just noticed that Skyline Racing parts are now being sold in Australia via-
www.rcaddict.com.au
Cheers
www.rcaddict.com.au
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