YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
I feel your pain on this one. I have been doing the ebay thing and ordering from a couple of other places. I ended up with a machined aluminum YR4 motor mount pretty cheap from the team integy web site. and am in the process of building a slipper set up for my 870C.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
just get your buy sale trade access! contribute some good posts to show your an avid rc fan and decent person in the process. there is so much help waiting for you here, many many parts will come your way just watch.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
That YR4 mount is pretty slick. Think I'll order one myself!Justjoe wrote:I feel your pain on this one. I have been doing the ebay thing and ordering from a couple of other places. I ended up with a machined aluminum YR4 motor mount pretty cheap from the team integy web site. and am in the process of building a slipper set up for my 870C.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
The YR4 motor mount from integy does look nice. I would have bought that one if I didn't buy a Yokomo motor plate I found on E-Bay.
I also bought some rims M4X from E-bay and just modeled a hub to adapt it my car. What do you guys think? They will provide the same offset as the original 91 Yokomo hubs and wheels.
I also bought some rims M4X from E-bay and just modeled a hub to adapt it my car. What do you guys think? They will provide the same offset as the original 91 Yokomo hubs and wheels.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
right hereMIKE VALENTINE wrote:How do you post pictures?
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=16337
If things seem under control, you are just not going fast enough.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Thanks for the help transmman908, I just couldn't get a PDf to load, it worked fine with the jpg's.
I also just ordered the Integy yr4 motor mount.
I also just ordered the Integy yr4 motor mount.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Very nice! You know, Team Suzuki makes those adapters, and you can find them on eBay as well.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Do you have a querry I can use to find them. Because the adapters from Team Suzuki that I saw on E-bay were for the old Yokomo rims. I can't sem to find those either, except for $65 a set, to expensive for me.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Those are the ones i saw also and they won't fit the rims I bought. Original Yokomo rims had a square recess for the wheel adapter to sit in. The newer MX have a Hex design, so they won't work for me.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
Yes, I have always liked dish wheels better then spoke wheels. That is the place I bought the other rims from. I also found 2 rear belts, still in search of front belts.
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Re: YOKOMO RESTORE HELP
I haven't taken any pictures of the car yet, but have put some of them into CAD. From what I have done, is it a 91 works? Or I'm i wrong about that.
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