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Old 05-16-2009, 01:02 AM
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Anyone try Yeah Racing F1 hop ups? I am new in F1 and wanna find sth new for my car. Just find that Yeah Racing has launched some new parts and looks pretty nice. I checked rcmart and the price is reasonable, any bros has tried this brand before?
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Myself and a couple of guys at my club have been using Yeah Racing products. There stuff is quite good quality actually. i reckon its a bit better than some of the stuff from 3 racing.
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Myself and a couple of guys at my club have been using Yeah Racing products. There stuff is quite good quality actually. i reckon its a bit better than some of the stuff from 3 racing.
Tks mild_seven and I am going to order some parts from rcmart. So where did u get yr YR products from???
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Myself and a couple of guys at my club have been using Yeah Racing products. There stuff is quite good quality actually. i reckon its a bit better than some of the stuff from 3 racing.
What parts from Yeah Racing have you been using? The only parts from Hong Kong that I like was the 3Racing gear box but i have replaced it with a D-Drive Gear box as its lighter and has more adjustments.
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Originally Posted by D@sky
Tks mild_seven and I am going to order some parts from rcmart. So where did u get yr YR products from???
I get my stuff direct form Yeah racing, only coz i own a hobby shop.

I use the single sided motor mount, and another guy got the new complete alloy pod. Ive also just tried out the alloy knuckle set. That wasnt bad, didnt notice a heap of difference. But i guess the alloy knuckles will last a lot longer than the standard plastic ones.
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Originally Posted by mild seven
I get my stuff direct form Yeah racing, only coz i own a hobby shop.

I use the single sided motor mount, and another guy got the new complete alloy pod. Ive also just tried out the alloy knuckle set. That wasnt bad, didnt notice a heap of difference. But i guess the alloy knuckles will last a lot longer than the standard plastic ones.
The one piece pod do you know how much it weighs? It sorts of looks like it would make a nice heavy paper weight. Its not the gearbox with the bearings for the "T" bar is it?
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hi, the pod with ball bearing for the T-plate looks like a nice idea. how does it perform on the track?
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Havnt tried the pod with that t bar thingo. Not sure how much it ways, its not super heavy thats for sure. i guess its good anyway coz we have to add about 300 grams of weight with lipos, its very hard to find space for the weight
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...thanks Mild for linking me here mate, cheers. Now the reading begins! LOL
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hi bakaguyjean, what are your thoughts on this:



has anyone tried it? idea looks interesting.
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Originally Posted by rccartips
hi bakaguyjean, what are your thoughts on this:



has anyone tried it? idea looks interesting.
Is that from Yeah Racing? It looks heavy.
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my f103 is up for sale and ends in les than hour and 1/2!!! please buy it./ i need to go to school!!
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Originally Posted by rccartips
hi bakaguyjean, what are your thoughts on this:



has anyone tried it? idea looks interesting.

My thoughts on this are sort of mixed. First Yeah Racing is very hard to find here in Japan so I havent seen on in person. The Gearbox itself dosent look that bad. It looks heavy but like Mildseven said if you are using Lipos that might not be bad. One other thing that I look for in a F103 gear box is if i can use it on my F103GT and F103L. These sometimes require a large pinion gear. The D-Drive Box i use on both my F103 and F103GT,on the GT i can get a 29tooth/64p pinion on it using the larger spur.With the small spur for F1 my largeest pinion gear a 32t still had lots of room.

The bearings in the "T" bar to me seems like the shock would be working overtime along with the friction grease. Both the friction damper grease,and shock would have to be re tuned. Also they would become very critical. This idea might work better with a rolling damper set up. where the friction damper grease wouldnt effect the foward moverment of the pod.

With Yeah Racing can you order the "T" parts by itself?
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I got my 103 rolling last night and did the first real drive today and so far so good. The thing is pretty quick considering the Johnson 540 motor but what surprised me the most was how agile it is. The way it handles in the smoothly paved parking lot outside my apartment is incredible. I get a small bit of push if I am on too much gas but if I hit a turn at the right speed it just grooves. I do need to upgrade the steering linkages, the stock ones allow too much play. Tomorrow I will take it to the carpet to see how that goes. What a fun little car.
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