ripwalker

If I use Tamiya DCJ with Tamiya wheel hex do I still have to do some modifications for the parts like sanding something with dremel?

haura415

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Dremel the chub and inside the knuckle

Ignition75

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I've cleaned, lubed and locktite'd my Yokomo DCJ's, have some Spec-R coming as backup, see how I go...

Smartypants

haras bd7:

cyclonetog

Looks like everybody else's BD7.

grippgoat

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Except this one will have more cowbell.

-Mike

Smartypants

and whats wrong with that

cyclonetog

There's nothing wrong with that, apart from when he goes and wins some international event with it it'll make the rest of us look stupid lol.

RedBullFiXX

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RC MARKET

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Yes !
Hk many peoples use TAMIYA DCJ 46mm w/4mm wheel hub ,
because Tamiya DCJ price is best & long life !

Magrad

Hey,
i'am new to 1/10Touringcars. I want to try something new, not just Offroad. I decided to order a Yokomo BD7.
Now I want to ask what Spares should I order? What Hopups?
And what are the Critical points when I build a new kit, whats important?
And for different tracks which Springs should i buy, the Yokomo range?

Thanks

haura415

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http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....ducts_id=15195 just get this you should be ok to start

Ignition75

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If you're new, I wouldn't recommend anything graphite, they break very easily and you are going to crash...

To get you going I would get the titanium turnbuckles, double jointed driveshafts (Spec R or Tamiya), floating servo mount and titanium screw pack.

HPI silver springs seem to be popular as well.

That should set you up nicely...

Ignition75

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Can someone tell me what this setup sheet means with reference to the front spool. A gear spool?

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/yoko...ipzig20130818/

ADHSponser

The setup sheet shows a Gear Diff with putty in it as I read it.

Regards,
Ian