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Awesome build Dual, just a quick question relating to the LWB conversion. What parts are actually used to allow for the conversion? I've studied the pics and can't quite understand how it works. Hey Alex, happy that you like the build :D . The ZS-LWP Long Wheelbase Conversion Kit is based on moving...

Thanks mate very helpful, I just picked up a MR4-BC after not doing anything Yokomo related since my WCS Build, doubt I'll get it to your standard but I have a few mods inline to bring it up a few notches. One other question is there a part number for the spacers you used to mount the MX-4 style sh...

Great work, always wanted to find a way of modifying a ‘BC’ as they always seem to pop up every once in awhile at a decent price (at least right now given how crazy prices are getting).

Will be following with great interest! Keep it up.

Great post! I have a NIB MR4BC on the way and a used one, not sure my plans yet but following and thanks!

That turned out very nice.

Looks good! What did you use for universals front and rear?

There is 1 running at a big meeting here in Nz this weekend after a practice day today the big thing I can see is it needs way more droop for outdoor real off-road tracks.

The kit specific lower bulk head parts are impossible to find, and although there is a 3D printed option, I decided to research other Yokomo parts, and found that ZS-300RTG (For the MR4-TC) bulk head parts are very very similar. I was able to locate NIP parts locally (again) so grabbed them today. T...

Wonderful thank you Alex B, just ordered some bearings and hit JC Racing and ordered the necessary drive shafts. A little pricey but beats purchasing OEM off the bay.

With the new rear diff housing it became apparent that I no longer needed the spacers that I built to raise the height of the rear shock tower so it would clear the rear diff cap…..hopefully that made some sort of sense, pictures explain better….

Hey thank you for the link, good excuse to try out AliExpress for the first time :) Ah yes, one of the nicest machined pieces I have ever purchased, our friends in Thailand (RC Plus /thai-town). Here is a link to it on the bay but I think they are also active on Facebook and it might be cheaper ther...

Finally got a package from JC Racing and as expected the quality of the cvd’s are excellent. Bearings are just generic ones, not like this thing will ever see the track (I have another project for that partially on the go lol) In full transparency the front steering knuckles from VRS, the bearings f...