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Hi there
Do you where I can purchase a set of those idler gears ?
Nothing is available online at Amain...
The rare on Ebay have 22$ postage

shodog wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2019 4:55 pm A Novak 4 is from ‘85. A T4 is from ‘88. I remember this car being released around ‘84-‘85

Ok
Should be hard to find I guess
thanks

a01butal wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 5:22 pm This is what the msc looks like when installed.

Is the Novak T4 period correct?

I did use Acetone and it worked just fine and didn't have any effect on the nylon wheels. Congrats on the acquisition of your first Yokomo 834B just be careful as they tend to replicate like rabbits. :D The original speed controller was similar in concept to the RC10 but looked very different as it...

I didn't use acetone on my wheels but found that the super glue/ca had not really bonded to the rims and would chip off fairly easily . Someone else will have to say for sure but the RC10 mechanical speed controller is very similar and at that time Yokomo and Associated were closely linked , I do k...

Hello everyone. I finally found an YZ834 in good condition. It came with unused vintages tires but not original Their sides are full of glue and also the rims. Do you know it I can soak the original yellow rims in acetone vapors to remove the glue ? i melt 4 Tamiya rims like that in the past :( and ...

Hello Thanks for the detailed explanations I will try to find the idle gears But landing smoothly is not always my best performance with my B6 :D Here are some pics of my ride but brushed with a 27T. I have a 14T brushed corally. Do you think it will follow the 13.5T ? https://i62.servimg.com/u/f62/...

Very interresting

Hello all. I am building an RC10 Runner for vintage local racing on a dirt track. We usually use 13.5T brushless motors but my RC10 is a six gears (so no slipper). My question is do you know if the 6 gears will handle the 13.5T with timing and a 120A ESC? If no, is there a way to install a slipper o...

Your completed shelfer is awesome! If I hadn't read your entire post, I would have assumed the car was NIB. Very clean and carefully assembled. Nice! I also like to build two of every car I collect; one shelfer and one runner. Thanks mate. No it isn't nib unfortunately. You could see that very easl...

OK thanks

We need more pics than that! :lol: if it is a91 then the rear hub carriers were weak and cracked very easily so try and find some later ones all will fit from the 92 on. Again if it is a 91 the. The fine pitch belts might be a problem, you need to keep the tensioner right if it’s not then you’ll st...

Your completed shelfer is awesome! If I hadn't read your entire post, I would have assumed the car was NIB. Very clean and carefully assembled. Nice! I also like to build two of every car I collect; one shelfer and one runner. Thanks mate. No it isn't nib unfortunately. You could see that very easl...

Lonestar wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 6:26 am Très joli - very nice and inspiring here too

Thank you neigbour

Very beautifull truck !
You did a great job.