substitute for yoke wing mounts
substitute for yoke wing mounts
anyone tried this?
mugen C0901 muffler stay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130342475547
mugen C0901 muffler stay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130342475547
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
I reckon they would work just fine. Ive made some of my own with some pretty rough tooling in the shed. These are better than what I could make.
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
i probably got the real deal new in pack if interested pm me
Edited to add
yup got one last one here
Edited to add
yup got one last one here
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
Bear in mind the Mugen 1/8 muffler stay uses a 4mm cs screw to mount...you might consider using muffler stays for 1/10 GP cars. They are more the 'correct' size and uses 3mm screws.
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
show us your jobbormac wrote:I reckon they would work just fine. Ive made some of my own with some pretty rough tooling in the shed. These are better than what I could make.
I googled but couldn't find 1/10 muffler stays. do you have more info?uzzi wrote:Bear in mind the Mugen 1/8 muffler stay uses a 4mm cs screw to mount...you might consider using muffler stays for 1/10 GP cars. They are more the 'correct' size and uses 3mm screws.
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
Here is what i am talking about,
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1_25_1424/products_id/166597/n/Kyosho-Muffler-Stay-Holder-Set
You will also find that the wire gauge used is also alot more smaller in diameter than the Mugen version
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1_25_1424/products_id/166597/n/Kyosho-Muffler-Stay-Holder-Set
You will also find that the wire gauge used is also alot more smaller in diameter than the Mugen version
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
I just put my order for kyosho muffler stay
I'll update the pics tomorrow
thanks for your help
I'll update the pics tomorrow
thanks for your help
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
got kyosho vz086 bags today.
and I noticed I need a tap bit. side holes are just the holes. no screw tap thread in there
and I noticed I need a tap bit. side holes are just the holes. no screw tap thread in there
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
whats happenin with kyosho these days bit inconsiderate get some pics up ha?
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
Alternatively you could bend the wire at 90 degrees so the wire will come through vertically (if you are mounting it on the rear shock tower). However, if you want it on a 834B (mounted vertically from the chassis) then it will not work of course.
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
it's natural it dosen't have tap thread on the side holes. it's for holding the piano wiremarui hunter 73 wrote:whats happenin with kyosho these days bit inconsiderate get some pics up ha?
nothing wrong with kyosho
yeh, I know it. and it was very easy to make the tap thread. I put inch screw in the wire hole very slowly and got what I need.uzzi wrote:Alternatively you could bend the wire at 90 degrees so the wire will come through vertically (if you are mounting it on the rear shock tower). However, if you want it on a 834B (mounted vertically from the chassis) then it will not work of course.
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
one question: does anyone know what additional wing mounts masami used on the original 870C he won sydney with? He used the orriginal ones looking backwards from the tower and the added another set attached to the wires to regain height. But it looks like they are different ones (nearly comparable to old cat ones).
Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
any picture?phoenix wrote:one question: does anyone know what additional wing mounts masami used on the original 870C he won sydney with? He used the orriginal ones looking backwards from the tower and the added another set attached to the wires to regain height. But it looks like they are different ones (nearly comparable to old cat ones).
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Re: substitute for yoke wing mounts
Here we go: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3833&hilit=masami59burst wrote:any picture?phoenix wrote:one question: does anyone know what additional wing mounts masami used on the original 870C he won sydney with? He used the orriginal ones looking backwards from the tower and the added another set attached to the wires to regain height. But it looks like they are different ones (nearly comparable to old cat ones).
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