Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
- jaro
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Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
Hi,
I have a 94 YZ10 that I'm putting back together and plan to race. And was wondering if their was a fix or trays for fitting lipos into the car.
Thanks
I have a 94 YZ10 that I'm putting back together and plan to race. And was wondering if their was a fix or trays for fitting lipos into the car.
Thanks
- stickboy007
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Re: Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
I can't speak directly for the '94, as I have yet to convert mine to lipo, but I have seen others use B44 lipo trays on vintage 4wd buggies (Schumi CATs, YZ10s etc.). You can try that. I did convert my 870c to lipo, and all I really did was take some carbon fiber bits and glue them to the chassis with my saddle packs as a template for positioning.
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Re: Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
Have a careful look at this yz10 '95 from a yokomo fan
http://s1198.photobucket.com/user/Arnefles/library/Yokomo%20YZ-10%20works-95?sort=3&start=all&page=1
I think he used b44 trays?
http://s1198.photobucket.com/user/Arnefles/library/Yokomo%20YZ-10%20works-95?sort=3&start=all&page=1
I think he used b44 trays?
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Re: Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
Thanks for the replies guys, all helpful as ever with this forum. I'm still in early stages of planning with this car, so I may approach Fibrelyte about getting some done.
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Re: Lipo Conversion for 94 YZ10?
Those are trays from the 44.1. That also works, but you have to put the middle bit in the right spot. The 44.0 tray was a single carbon fiber tray with two open squares, connected by a bridge piece. You could get a 44.0 tray and cut across the bridge piece to make two separate trays.naushad wrote:Have a careful look at this yz10 '95 from a yokomo fan
http://s1198.photobucket.com/user/Arnefles/library/Yokomo%20YZ-10%20works-95?sort=3&start=all&page=1
I think he used b44 trays?
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