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Hi all, I am looking for a particular edition (not sure which month) of Radio Race Car International Magazine which had coverage of the 1994 1/10 Offroad Florida Winter Championships. The year would have been 1994 obviously. This is UK based magazine. I would only need scans of this article... not t...

Both the Team Yokomo and Team Suzuki motor mounts are beautiful items... Especially the Team Yokomo motor mount. I have found that the Team Yokomo version is a little fragile (the aluminium material seems softer compared to the Team Suzuki version) so for racing or general usage, I would recommend t...

Hi,

The part numbers for the Worlds Spec. Hubs are-

ZD-437: World Spec. Front Wheel Hub

ZD-438: World Spec. Rear Wheel Hub

They are obtainable but not the easiest of parts to find.

Vin

Hi Konich,

Origin of the A-arms are Yokomo and I had Chad at Dynotech to replicate them for me because I did not want to use the originals on my car. The arms on your Works '91 are the Dynotech versions.

Check out this thread for more info-

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7602

Vin

Not sure if this photo was taken from the 1993 Reedy Race or the actual Ifmar Worlds in Basildon the same year but Masami's car has the Factory Milled chassis. (Photo taken from the scans archive http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5192). Re 1993 Brian Kinwald Replica, they don't come an...

Hi Pedro,

All the responses given are pretty much correct. From the 2 Works '93's that I own and from the versions I have seen, the correct rims are the 2.15 inch Black 4 hole versions with no ribs. If you look at the rims closely, they even have a slight metallic effect.

Dual

The best rare yokomo that you could find would be the YZ-10 JD Beckwith conversion. We first did the conversion in like 91 and 92. That was the best handling Yok on american tracks. It was a carry over from the Cliff Lett 91 Worlds car. When I was running for Yokomo we were always making new front ...

Forgot to ask: Are the wheels standard? I thought I saw another '93 here on RC10talk with black wheels, and I can't work out if the manual has black or pink wheels. It seems to show both on different pages

The Yokomo Works '93 came with Black 4 hole rims.

The carbon plate in the picture is an aftermarket (Fibre-Lyte or ComCom) piece for the Yokomo Works '93 (the version on the Works '93 was made from fibreglass).

Check out this thread to see what it looks like mounted on a car- http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7602

Vin

Hi Slazzaro, Although identical in design to the Works '93 arms, the Works '91 arms did not come with holes drilled for the swaybar. Even though the surface of the arms is not flat, it is still possible to drill a hole on each arm for the sway bar (as per the Works '93 arms). Unless someone beats me...

The Pavidis Edition came with a Team Associated Spur gear. The version on my own Pavidis is 81 tooth. The thing is, it does not look like the white spur gear that came with most of the RC10's. It is obviously 48 pitch but has diff ball holes in it whereas the RC10 version is blank. There was a threa...

Hi Jonathan, Bellow are the part numbers your are looking for- Front Belt: ZD-652 Rear Belt: ZC-656 Black and White wheels: ZC-821C (front) and ZC-827C (rear). The black and white rims both shared the same part number so I guess quote the above part number and suggest whick colour you are after (the...

Hi Fred,

Those arms are Yokomo arms that came standard on the Works '91 and Works '93 (the '93 versions had a hole for the anti-roll bar). The versions in the photo have been modified somewhat with the centre sections being cut-out.

The chassis is a Works '91.

Vin

Hey Ed, I totally agree with the Yokomo Timeline being updated with photos. Between all the members here, I think we can put a photo to each description (even the hard ones 8) ) I have a set of the Team Suzuki Hubs in blue but I have also seen them in green, purple, pink and red. Not sure if they we...

I thought it was the 96 (check the first page of the yokomo timeline = the thread where you posted the question without pics) The reasons I think it's the 96 and not 94 (which I owned at one point) are the graphite towers, graphite top plate, graphite battery hold-downs, asso shocks and the lighten...