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Default some questions about the B-Max

i am thinking of trying it out but beed some info

What is youre opinion of the car compered to what car you have raced befor.
And i hear alot of the car being over weight? =)

And how is the quality of the parts? stong or week?
What good and bad with the car

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Well i had my first outing with mine today at the local club , to be honest its the best ive done since i got back into racing again!
I initially bought a yokomo bx and it was a great car , however i did get bogged down with all the adjustability of the car .
The bmax has a less adjustment and has a slightly longer wheelbase. This gave me more time enjoying the car and is smoother over the bumpy bits.
Its less aggressive and more consistent .
I love it! Theyve made a car that costs half the price and is obviously aimed at the racing market aswell as the basher.
I didnt break a thing and im running a rather fruity 4 turn lrp motor .
Try it!
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Hi,

With LIPO, the car weight 1685 gr. and Yokomo just make available a great list of option that can decrease weight, just check my blog here :

http://yokomo.blogspot.com
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With LIPO, the car weight 1685 gr. and Yokomo just make available a great list of option that can decrease weight, just check my blog here :

http://yokomo.blogspot.com
Speedworm, what do those option diff outdrives do?

Also, any idea when the steering/motor mount parts will be available?

Do you have the part number for the front hinge pin mounts (the 2 little blue bits!)?

Finally, are the rear hubs different toe in to standard?
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Speedworm, where can i purchase these option parts for the bmax?
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With LIPO, the car weight 1685 gr. and Yokomo just make available a great list of option that can decrease weight, just check my blog here :

http://yokomo.blogspot.com

the option list was the first i found =)
Did the aluminium parts make it lose weight?
well i will get the car to test befor i make my up my mind to drive it.

Why did you decide to drive the B-max instead of the BX?
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Some nice bits there!! Bet they won't be cheap!!

I will have to have them though!!
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Speedworm do you have the part numbers for those alloy bits ?
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Alloy parts list
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Does any one know a release date for the option parts??
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From the part number those rear hubs have zero degree toe, amyone know what the kit hubs have?
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It seems that most parts will be available in Japan in the last day of februar but some of them are already available by e-seller.ch
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http://www.rcmxstore.com/index.php?m...ducts_id=14019

Anyone speak that language? lol, they seem to have most of the parts there....
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http://www.rcmxstore.com/index.php?m...ducts_id=14019

Anyone speak that language? lol, they seem to have most of the parts there....
Just been in contact with rcmxstore in Japan and they do not ship overseas
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If you are looking for a store in Japan that has good Yokomo stocks and ships internationally try Pro Shop Futaba.

You can also try RC Champ but in my experience they are not so good for Yokomo.

The Yen is so strong right now that for a lot of things it is cheaper to see if you can find any pre-price-rise stock in the UK! Particularly when you account for the shipping cost, import duty and handling charges on any high-value order.
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I would buy from a UK dealer but they dont seem to have any at the moment, marc at MK Racing said he hasnt seen/heard of anything yet but im sure he will let us no when they come in.
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