any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
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any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_Q8OHZiYTQSA/SUUxQUhAGPI/AAAAAAAAASQ/d1631pdCSIQ/s576/12.jpg
I would like to figure out what parts were used to create this slipper unit. It looks like it is using a bigger slipper patch than the original mx-4, maybe double? The cornered patch looks familiar: something contemporary...anyone recognizes this?
I would like to figure out what parts were used to create this slipper unit. It looks like it is using a bigger slipper patch than the original mx-4, maybe double? The cornered patch looks familiar: something contemporary...anyone recognizes this?
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
it looks like the newer associated spur an slipper pads.
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
http://mokez.dtiblog.com/blog-category-5.html
need to check what babelfish makes of it.... but first heat up some food
need to check what babelfish makes of it.... but first heat up some food
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
it is an associated spur alright, and slipper pad too.
The explanation just tells how too adjust the slipper while it is not mounted; without damaging the pulley
I found out on another site the slipperdesign is of the mr-4bc option (included with the 2003 SP version I believe). so it takes normal spurs rather than the MX-4 dedicated ones.
The explanation just tells how too adjust the slipper while it is not mounted; without damaging the pulley
I found out on another site the slipperdesign is of the mr-4bc option (included with the 2003 SP version I believe). so it takes normal spurs rather than the MX-4 dedicated ones.
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
first picture is out of this blog: the buggy (nice one) is all the way at the start
http://yokomo-fan.blogspot.com/
(originally the blog was put up in italian, found the english version just now)
http://yokomo-fan.blogspot.com/
(originally the blog was put up in italian, found the english version just now)
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
http://yokomo-fan.blogspot.com/2008/12/look-to-my-cars.html
Seems to have the same pic as the chinese site.
Seems to have the same pic as the chinese site.
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
Hi Mr. Ed, you are correct - it is the MR4-BC optional slipper unit, allegedly designed by Mick Cragg (Neil's dad) in conjunction with Yokomo Japan. I bought one for my MR4-BCs back in 2004 for about £40 UK pounds, which was quite expensive. It had a habit of coming loose with no warning (usually on the practice lap of your final!) but did protect the rear belt from snapping.Mr. ED wrote: I found out on another site the slipperdesign is of the mr-4bc option (included with the 2003 SP version I believe). so it takes normal spurs rather than the MX-4 dedicated ones.
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
I got one which is quite similar to that shown in the website........
mini@vintage Team Yokomo/Associated
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Re: any mr-4bc's? check this modification (good for mx-4 too)
Sorry Mr. Ed duplicate linkyseasaw75 wrote:http://yokomo-fan.blogspot.com/2008/12/look-to-my-cars.html
Seems to have the same pic as the chinese site.
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