Kyosho V-ONE RRR Ultimate Edition (UE)
05-02-2006, 08:41 AM
#151
CAR
ive also changed my tie rod ends from ball cups on the outside to swivel ball ends just because . i will also add pics to the sight when i figure out how to 
05-02-2006, 01:13 PM
#152
Originally Posted by rmdhawaii
Since Will (aka Soloartist) wanted to start building the UE for some upcoming races, I couldn't resist helping him out. So here is a very preliminary spec. It still needs more input (including mine), feedback and testing, but it's getting there.
http://www.nitrokb.com/vonerrr/UltimateEdition.html
The bottom line: If your engine, clutch, 2-speed, tires and setup isn't right, these parts are not going to help you whatsoever. Driving is also a major factor. If you bolt these on and don't see any improvement, let's see if we can figure out what's going on with your car.
Some helpful information will include:
- Full non-kit parts list, including engine, glow plug, fuel, body, tires, etc.
- Setup information
- Track conditions, weather, temperature, etc.
- Your full race results, including qualifiers
- A-Main full race results, including qualifiers
- Your impressions of how the car is performing on the track
Good luck!
http://www.nitrokb.com/vonerrr/UltimateEdition.html
The bottom line: If your engine, clutch, 2-speed, tires and setup isn't right, these parts are not going to help you whatsoever. Driving is also a major factor. If you bolt these on and don't see any improvement, let's see if we can figure out what's going on with your car.
Some helpful information will include:
- Full non-kit parts list, including engine, glow plug, fuel, body, tires, etc.
- Setup information
- Track conditions, weather, temperature, etc.
- Your full race results, including qualifiers
- A-Main full race results, including qualifiers
- Your impressions of how the car is performing on the track
Good luck!
VZW066-20 20T
VZW066-21 21T
VZW066-22T 22T
VZW066-23T 23T
05-02-2006, 01:45 PM
#153
Originally Posted by dougday
RMD, you left the following hardened gears out of the list
VZW066-20 20T
VZW066-21 21T
VZW066-22T 22T
VZW066-23T 23T
VZW066-20 20T
VZW066-21 21T
VZW066-22T 22T
VZW066-23T 23T
05-02-2006, 04:58 PM
#154
GEARS
yeah i also need to get all the hardened gears 
05-02-2006, 05:08 PM
#155
set up
MY 2 CENTS remember to get a set up that is for you you cant use someone elses most of the time and be succesful i use to do that & it never worked until i got my own set up and thing are alot better no A main yet but better direction A PENNY FOR MY THOUGHT 
05-03-2006, 02:22 AM
#156
what can you guys reccomend as an upgrade for the rear outdrives??
05-03-2006, 03:51 AM
#157
Tech Addict
the lightweight skyline rear outdrives are pretty good
05-03-2006, 04:41 AM
#158
Originally Posted by ae_ntc3
the lightweight skyline rear outdrives are pretty good
http://www.skylinercracing.com/store/P_76.htm
I wonder if any of the sponsored Skyline drivers are using them?
05-03-2006, 07:53 AM
#159
Tech Adept
[quote]what can you guys reccomend as an upgrade for the rear outdrives??[quote]
add these to the skyline outdrives and you will have no rear end issues
http://www.phenixdist.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=659
add these to the skyline outdrives and you will have no rear end issues
http://www.phenixdist.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=659
05-03-2006, 07:57 AM
#160
univ.
[QUOTE=Motorman2][quote]what can you guys reccomend as an upgrade for the rear outdrives??
add these to the skyline outdrives and you will have no rear end issues
http://www.phenixdist.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=659
those look awfully nice im putting those on my list
add these to the skyline outdrives and you will have no rear end issues
http://www.phenixdist.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=659
05-03-2006, 08:01 AM
#161
Tech Adept
since we changed to the super hard st steel axle materials I have not heard of a single soul breaking one. On any car
The G4 st steel fronts fit the RRR to
The G4 st steel fronts fit the RRR to
05-03-2006, 02:48 PM
#162
RMD,
The following option parts are worth considering as well
VZW206-18 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/18T/1pc)
VZW206-21 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/21T/1pc)
VZW206-23 Aluminium Pulley(RRR/23T/1pc)
VZW206-24 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/24T/1pc)
VZW206-27 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/27T/1pc)
Especially the 21T for the mainshaft as the plastic pulley wears fairly quickly.
The following option parts are worth considering as well
VZW206-18 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/18T/1pc)
VZW206-21 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/21T/1pc)
VZW206-23 Aluminium Pulley(RRR/23T/1pc)
VZW206-24 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/24T/1pc)
VZW206-27 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/27T/1pc)
Especially the 21T for the mainshaft as the plastic pulley wears fairly quickly.
05-03-2006, 04:36 PM
#163
Originally Posted by dougday
RMD,
The following option parts are worth considering as well
VZW206-18 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/18T/1pc)
VZW206-21 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/21T/1pc)
VZW206-23 Aluminium Pulley(RRR/23T/1pc)
VZW206-24 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/24T/1pc)
VZW206-27 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/27T/1pc)
Especially the 21T for the mainshaft as the plastic pulley wears fairly quickly.
The following option parts are worth considering as well
VZW206-18 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/18T/1pc)
VZW206-21 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/21T/1pc)
VZW206-23 Aluminium Pulley(RRR/23T/1pc)
VZW206-24 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/24T/1pc)
VZW206-27 Aluminum Pulley(RRR/27T/1pc)
Especially the 21T for the mainshaft as the plastic pulley wears fairly quickly.
Anyone else tried running or is running aluminum pulleys?
05-03-2006, 04:47 PM
#164
Regarding rear outdrives:
The stock outdrives are very soft. If you are looking for a readily available alternative the rear outdrives for the MTX-4 are a direct fit. These last around 3 times longer but they still wear out. The best thing I have tried so far is the Hardened Lightweight outdrives from Skyline Racing. I put on a set when my stock Mugen outdrives wore out and they haven't shown any wear yet, and like mentioned earlier, you can rotate the outdrive for a fresh outdrive slot.
If you consider the stock outdrives okay then the Mugen's are great and on top of that the Skyline outdrives are bullet proof.
The stock outdrives are very soft. If you are looking for a readily available alternative the rear outdrives for the MTX-4 are a direct fit. These last around 3 times longer but they still wear out. The best thing I have tried so far is the Hardened Lightweight outdrives from Skyline Racing. I put on a set when my stock Mugen outdrives wore out and they haven't shown any wear yet, and like mentioned earlier, you can rotate the outdrive for a fresh outdrive slot.
If you consider the stock outdrives okay then the Mugen's are great and on top of that the Skyline outdrives are bullet proof.
05-03-2006, 04:51 PM
#165
Also, I think everyone should get the new brake pulley adaptor from the V-One RRR Evo for their car if it fits or upgrade the entire transmission if needed. I've broken the stock plastic pulley twice and both times it was very hard to diagnose the problem. The car will behave like it has no rear traction and will over rotate in the corner. Only after rebuilding the entire rear end did I find the broken pulley.