Jan 12, 2008 by russian_gtr | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
hey all, its VIctor here. I have a Kyosho RC drift car. Today i crunched the gear, its not 2sp, only one, and i crunched the one gear as my engine got abit lose and well, ended day of fun. My question today is, what is the best replacement of the broken plastic item, Another platic item, metal or graphite?
well if it broke that easy graphite isnt the way to go. thats just as brittle as breaking esp if its cold out side..plastic is junk. aluminum is the best to go unless you broke it on a freak accident. sometimes depending on the part it is better for it to break then have something thats not gonna break and just screw up more parts on your car..so figure out if you can get away with having the part break, or being safer to break.
Aaron S | Jan 12, 2008
Help! Kyosho RC car tires??
Apr 11, 2008 by afterglow_18x | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
may i know where to get Kyosho rc car tires, preferably tires for the F1 mini-z racer??toykar at bukit timah does sell bt dey're out of stock =(
i believe about 2 or so years ago kyosho no longer sells to large distributers, and has gone direct. if you call kyosho they would be more then glad to let you know where you can get them. if your in the united states their website is www.kyoshoamerica.com, if not then go to www.kyosho.com. that may be something the can sell you directly. just click on contact on their web page and they got a toll free number.
heycheckthatout | Apr 12, 2008
Is this Chassis a Kyosho RC?
Oct 24, 2008 by Denz | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
Hi guys! Is there anyone who can tell me if this is a Kyosho RC or if not what chassis is it? it says on the ad its a kyosho but i did search for old kyosho models and i cant find this particular chassis. i was wondering if the seller does not know what hes selling. here is the link. cheers all!!
here is the link for the picture:
http://i21.ebayimg.com/04/i/001/14/d4/1f93_1.JPG
It looks like an early Schumacher to me...or a possable Mardave.
Gareth | Oct 25, 2008
Kyosho RC need part?
Mar 09, 2008 by russian_gtr | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
Hey guys, Vic here. I live in australia. I got Kyosho spider GP mk2. Its a cool little toy because its got the exhaust coming out the back, so my bodies have a real chromed exhaust, which actually works. Ok what i need is a part, anyone know where i can get a part i need in Australia, or closer then UK(only place i found i can get it from) My part number is SP50 . Its a 44 tooth spur which got chewed up when my GS11R engine got lose. So yea now i have a gokart with no brakes and a RC kyosho with no gear. So both hobbies are standing . I appreciate any help and there 20 points the person who gives me best info(yea 20, i think i can give it to you without breaking rules, ill add you as i friend so we can communicate) But any as stated will be appreciated.
here ya go kyoshoamerica shop online i dont how to paste the link i hope this works http://www.shopkyosho.com/product/part_number=SP50/410.0
Andrew L | Mar 09, 2008
I wanna buy a kyosho 2000s stratus glider.....but be4 that..i am gonna buy a supersonic rc plane frm Ebay?
Jun 10, 2008 by haha | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
i am gonna buy the supersonic rc plane from ebay to get some experience on flying...the supersonic plane is not exactly a glider but can that cheap super sonic rc plane help me in flying be4 i buy the expensive rc glider?
mmm... sorry... I do not quite understand your question 100%... so... I will answer it the best I could. The kyosho 2000 is great, I have flown it before during a product review. I do not know which supersonice plane you are talking about...
Before you purchase any glider, please be familiar with the way a RC aircraft functions, and the way the controls work. Until you have mastered that, please purchase a less expensive aircraft, so this way you do not crash away too much money. The way I read your question, it is a good idea to purchase a cheaper aircraft than to purchase a more expensive aircraft. So I would suggest it... if it is not too fast and you have flown RC aircrafts before.
Did I answer your question ? I hope I did...
Cycling Magician | Jun 13, 2008
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