NIX91 Questions and Answers

[Niki]

Should now be there...

[fredswain]

Awesome. Thank you sir! I got them ordered.

[Niki]

Mark and I knocked our heads together and this was the result:
Rear hub with ASC7935+ASC7933+ASC6906 bearing set and two camber link holes. Classic look obviously
This could be used in a rere-RC10WC also. CVA axle should fit in there...

[Mark Westerfield]

looks good.

[edwin pibal]

hiya

can someone give me the length of the drive shaft (asc6370) im not sure what car this is from nor the haft shaft (asc6374) as per the exploded diagram a few pages back.

just trying to work out if I need to buy some or if I have them in parts (that don't have part numbers)

thanks

ed

[Niki]

Got 56mm from pin to pin for dogbone #6370.

[edwin pibal]

thank you Niki

so would either of these be a good substute ?

http://www.amain.com/MIP-Associated-RC10-CVD-Kit/p169074

http://www.amain.com/Team-Associated-RC10-1-4-Axle-CVA-Set/p267630

ed

[Niki]

If you planned it on 1/4" axles...
With CVA's you will probably hit arm. CVD's should be ok.
My test with MIP#1198 was perfect.
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=99&t=36419&start=45#p405825

-Niki-

[edwin pibal]

I would like to use the 1/4 inch axels as I have the yokomo adaptors and wheels to put on them.

I have some original cvas from my rc10 graphite, that tests with both the original 6365, 1/4 inch ID bearing fine, I just needed to confirm that the drive shaft length

I don't think these versions are available any more either

[Niki]

I just got a confirmation from my friend:
MIP#1007 CVD-set drive shaft lenght match MIP#1198 CVD shaft lenght you can see in the middle here.
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=99&p=405825#p405825

[edwin pibal]

Awesome!

Thanks Niki I'll go shopping

Ed

[Peakey]

An I right in thinking the front springs you are using are YS-2F to go with YS-2R yes?

[edwin pibal]

yup, the copper springs...

like hens teeth those!!

ed

[Peakey]

Thank you

[littleVETTE]

just a suggestion. but if you're not building a masami replica, and something else those yokomo rear springs are not necessary. along with the yokomo shock spacers. you could build a stealth buggy like some of the other team member's buggies. it'll save you and your wallet the headache of searching for those items.