Kyosho v-one rrr
#7231
Originally Posted by rayjay
Cheers all for your help. However...im very new to all these adjustments.. Ive just come from a rs4 that didnt have many things to adjust.. couple more q's if i could.... How do i adjust the droop.... u said track width.. where do i measure this distance from.....rear sway bar soft like 1.8 or softer ???????? does anyone have a "Setting Data Sheet" they could e-mail me.. Thanks again for all your help... I will start doing all that other stuff now and i will see how i go.
http://www.kyosho.co.jp/web/download...rr_basic_e.pdf
Go to the web site listed below and download the Hudy Set-up Book. It will explain how to measure and make all the adjustments.
http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...81&kategoria=0
#7233
Tech Elite
iTrader: (17)
Some go as far as taking the motor completely apart and submerging the internals in motor oil.
I think thats kinda far beyond needed. If anything make sure the gas-tank is completely empty - run it on the starter box with the glow-ignitor attached to run out any extra fuel after your run.
Then run some after-run oil through it and leave the glow-plug off so air can get in there....should be good. Also taking the pipe off would have around the same effect , allowing the moisture to leave....
I think thats kinda far beyond needed. If anything make sure the gas-tank is completely empty - run it on the starter box with the glow-ignitor attached to run out any extra fuel after your run.
Then run some after-run oil through it and leave the glow-plug off so air can get in there....should be good. Also taking the pipe off would have around the same effect , allowing the moisture to leave....
#7234
Tech Elite
iTrader: (4)
Originally Posted by maskedrider
Guys, I'm going to stop running for at least two month....
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
If I need to put the motor aside for prolong duration and this is just me... I take the motor apart, clean and oil everything that needs to be oiled, and put every seperate part in its own small ziplog bags.
Dom
#7235
Originally Posted by maskedrider
Guys, I'm going to stop running for at least two month....
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
#7236
Originally Posted by litespeed-dom
Well, first congrats on the newborn!
If I need to put the motor aside for prolong duration and this is just me... I take the motor apart, clean and oil everything that needs to be oiled, and put every seperate part in its own small ziplog bags.
Dom
If I need to put the motor aside for prolong duration and this is just me... I take the motor apart, clean and oil everything that needs to be oiled, and put every seperate part in its own small ziplog bags.
Dom
#7237
Originally Posted by maskedrider
Guys, I'm going to stop running for at least two month....
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
Congratz man hey make sure you throw an old controller of yours in that crib. never know you might have next world champ
#7238
Originally Posted by NismoSkyline17
How do you guys like the Kyosho tires? How do they handle and how does the wheel hold up?
I do think that the Kyosho wheels are the best looking wheels out there but they are also among the most expensive.
#7239
Originally Posted by maskedrider
Guys, I'm going to stop running for at least two month....
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
wht your best recommend for maintaining the engine ??? :
but........
reason : my wife is giving birth soon
#7240
Originally Posted by Paolo M
Define "those people"
Paolo
Paolo
#7242
Tech Master
Originally Posted by jag
I have tried the Kyosho tires and they are pretty good. I compared them to Jaco's and found the Jaco's to be a little better in the traction department but the Kyosho wheels are more durable. If you switch your rear universals (VSW007) to use 0 offset wheels I would recommend trying the Serpent/Jaco tires. They provide excellent traction and durability.
I do think that the Kyosho wheels are the best looking wheels out there but they are also among the most expensive.
I do think that the Kyosho wheels are the best looking wheels out there but they are also among the most expensive.
#7243
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#7244
Hi Guys,
How often are you replacing your 2nd shoe set?
How often are you replacing your 2nd shoe set?
#7245
Tech Addict
not until it stops working!