YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Looks great Jase. That motor and electrics look tops in there. Are you going to run it?
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
That question will only ever get one answer in one of Bormacs threadsAre you going to run it?
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Synergy wrote:That question will only ever get one answer in one of Bormacs threadsAre you going to run it?
aint that the truth! looks good jason, ya found some pink rims after all that was quick
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Rear rims are 2.2" though. I even have 2.1" but Im after the original 870c 2.0" jobbies. Hyeong has a pair of used ones for me though so that good news.
Yes I want to run an 834 and this car will have to do me I think. Need a composite chassis though so I can run sub-C Sanyo saddles
Yes I want to run an 834 and this car will have to do me I think. Need a composite chassis though so I can run sub-C Sanyo saddles
Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Are those damper mounts made by Delta??? VERY nice!!!!!!!bormac wrote:...oh and have a look at these alloy rear damper mounts! These things are a work of art and Im sure most will agree a very very worth while investment. Not only are the plastic ones near impossible to find but these alloy items are bullet proof!
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Those are made by Pargu
http://cgi.ebay.com/Yokomo-RPS-SE-YZ-834B-alloy-rear-shock-mount-vintage-/140504541441?pt=Radio_Control_Vehicles&hash=item20b6b92901
http://cgi.ebay.com/Yokomo-RPS-SE-YZ-834B-alloy-rear-shock-mount-vintage-/140504541441?pt=Radio_Control_Vehicles&hash=item20b6b92901
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This is all very interesting!
This is all very interesting!
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
The progress continues on this car. The lexan turned up from MR LEXAN, the rear pink 2.0" rims from HYEONG and the final gear and pivot pin from AL. Now the shell has been trimmed and Im happy with how its shaping up.
Not much longer now and it'll have paint, the rear wing mounted and be driving!
Thanks again guys for all your help. This is a great place where great people dont mind lending a helping hand. Cheers!
Not much longer now and it'll have paint, the rear wing mounted and be driving!
Thanks again guys for all your help. This is a great place where great people dont mind lending a helping hand. Cheers!
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Thank you Hyeong. Im looking forward to finishing this little beauty!
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Jason, what's the little aluminum post just aft of the belt guide? An antenna mount? Is it directly under the "bubble"..... my first thought about your question/PM was an antenna hole, just don't know why they wanted it that big.
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Think I might have answered my own question. Below is a pic of one of Tak's. hard to tell, but it looks like it's in the same location or close to it.
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Re: YOKOMO 834 Dogfighter project
Hello Jay,
I have spoken with a friend of mine and he says that's what it's for. Quite sad really cause there's no way Im running an aerial up through the top of the roof. Its quite a blemish, an original blemish none the less though.
Thank you for looking in to that for me.
I have spoken with a friend of mine and he says that's what it's for. Quite sad really cause there's no way Im running an aerial up through the top of the roof. Its quite a blemish, an original blemish none the less though.
Thank you for looking in to that for me.
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