Yokomo 870c Build
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Yokomo 870c Build
Hi All,
I've just received a Yokomo 870c and I'm starting to collect parts for the rebuild.
Does anyone know the size of the ball diffs/thrust balls. I've done a search on here and have come across two answers 3mm and 4mm so not sure which is correct. Also after some diff rings, does anyone have a link to something that will be a direct fit?
Cheers
I've just received a Yokomo 870c and I'm starting to collect parts for the rebuild.
Does anyone know the size of the ball diffs/thrust balls. I've done a search on here and have come across two answers 3mm and 4mm so not sure which is correct. Also after some diff rings, does anyone have a link to something that will be a direct fit?
Cheers
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Thanks mate, found the correct size. 1/8 for the diff balls and 1/16 for the thrust balls. Got a set on ebay, hopefully they turn up quick as I'm itching to get a start on this build.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Pic of car as I received it. As you can see it looks like it will clean up real nice. I've found most parts that I need (waiting for them to arrive), all I have left to find is 1 shock clamp and a set of tr8 tyres.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
I've started to strip this down, not doing anything extraordinary here, I just want to strip, clean, replace any missing or broken parts, rebuild diffs. new body and wheels and that's it.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Most of the parts have arrived, so I can now get a start on it. Still haven't sourced any tr-8/tf-8 tires yet but I'll keep looking.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Starting to put this back together, pretty much all cleaned. Just need to get some diff grease so I can finish off the drive train.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Pretty much back together now, diffs rebuilt and are working nicely as far as I can tell. Just waiting on the body and still need to find a set of tires for it.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Nice resto! What motor is that??? A Brutus?
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Thanks. Not sure on the motor, there is a K engraved on the can. I'll open it up at some stage and see if I can tell how many winds it's got.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
If there is a K on the can than its a Killer more than likely. 14 turn.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Got my body back from the painter, so all I need now are for my tires to arrive and to find a clean sanyo 1700 SCE saddle pack so I can stick some electronics in it.
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Re: Yokomo 870c Build
Looks great , it seems odd not seeing a top deck to the chassis , you just never really see the old backbone chassis used .
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