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Forum: Electric On-Road

11-27-2017, 01:43 AM

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YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7

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Posted By daleburr

I remember a few of the UK guys breaking the...

I remember a few of the UK guys breaking the graphite rear hubs on the BD7.

Give the softer plastic ones a try instead, I think they're less brittle.

Forum: Electric On-Road

08-26-2016, 03:54 AM

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YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7

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Posted By daleburr

The BD8 motor mount is much shorter between its...

The BD8 motor mount is much shorter between its chassis mounting points. This will give a lot more flex at the rear, and a lot more traction, something it's always lacked compared to the Xray.

The...

Forum: Electric On-Road

11-18-2015, 12:46 AM

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YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7

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Posted By daleburr

Put them in an electric oven at ~200degC. The...

Put them in an electric oven at ~200degC. The alloy will expand more than the steel bearings and the bearings will just fall out. Shouldn't harm the anodizing either.

Forum: Electric On-Road

03-14-2014, 08:55 AM

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YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7

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Posted By daleburr

I'm sure you could build a couple of Tamiyas if...

I'm sure you could build a couple of Tamiyas if you had a look around the Armco for all the broken bits left behind :D

Forum: Electric On-Road

11-13-2013, 06:18 AM

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YOKOMO Touring Car BD-7

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Posted By daleburr

That's the original MR4-TC. It was a bit of a...

That's the original MR4-TC. It was a bit of a brick and difficult to work on.

I think they then did a Pro version with graphite chassis and improved motor mount.

Finally they came out with the...

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