Just need to Paint the bodies, break in some engine, diffs and the girls ready for a test & tune day before the season starts... Bonesmotorsports swag: www.bonesmotor...
Ive used small orings behind those washers on the control arms the upper link ends tie rod ends ect. They act like rubber bushings eliminating slack helping to tighten up your front and rear end arms and links. It helped my truggy hold better straight line over rough terrain.
Looking good 👍 . On the buggy . When rocking the tki2 body . That exhaust hanger that long will poke a hole through the body . I literally shortened mine last night ! Lol . But it’s not a big deal . The tki2 bodies are super tight. you did all the good tips . I highly recommend using a longer cap head screw at the rear chassis brace to upper diff/wing mount . Than add a 3mm locking nut to the end of it . Over time that screw will lose it’s ability to stay tight and the result will be excessive chassis flex . That chassis flex will cause the clutch bell to hit and rub the chassis under heavy landings . The kyoshos are great cars . They rip! And just so you know all these tips are for a indestructible kyosho ride . I got a couple of vids coming out soon on some other good tips as well . Anyways awesome vid ! I need a set of those kanai tools !
HEY THERE 👋🏾, I ALWAYS LIKE YOUR VIDEOS. THEIR VERY INFORMATIVE AND TO THE POINT. I ALSO APPRECIATE THAT YOU LET US VIEWERS KNOW THAT YOU'RE GIVING US YOUR OPINION AND YOUR VIEW ON THINGS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 👍🏽 AND VIDEOS.
Now you are talking. I have been heavily into tamiyas over the winter racing them Indoors ( 211xm 2wd and db01rr4wd) but once summer is here I’m getting the shepherd bull x8 rebuilt and the new piston and liner run in. I’m Thinking about an 8th E buggy too. Big floating jumps with buggy’s will always be where my real heart is. They look sick. Those engines are basically the same as my engine I think . Alpha club racer. Nice engine bit I wore the first piston and liner out in about 2 gallons or less. ( I wondered why it came with a spare in the box. Now I know. Run them rich and get them hot before any work.
3:00 I found T-Works when searching for skid plates for my Tekno 2.0 buggies, and it was nice to find that they make a lot of cool stuff, like receiver battery plug holders, gold screw kits, exhaust mount backup clamps, etc., so I've bought a lot of stuff from them for great prices (especially their bearing kits). Unfortunately for the skid plates, the front plates always get folded (The part that wraps up around the nose gets bent back underneath. It's crazy lol). Maybe the shape of the Kyoshos or something will make it not happen like on both my Teknos, but if you end up looking for something else, I've had great luck with Sumo RC on ebay. He makes aluminum and steel skid plates. The steel ones are serious business and the price is real good too.
@@rcjerz Like I was saying, the Sumo RC steel skids are legit. They don’t wrap around the front so there’s nothing to fold, and unlike the T-Work’s plates (which were thin steel for mine, rather than aluminum that you mentioned), the Sumo steel plates are beefy - about 1.68mm thick.
@@cbh148 actually I think mine were steel front to. I edited it. Yea I bought the sumo steel skid plates a while ago for tekno but haven’t got to try them out yet.
@@rcjerz I bet you’ll like them. I only wish I had started with them on a brand new chassis rather than running other brands & no plate at all because the plates are fastened to already-worn surfaces, but NBD lol
Yea those front skid plates Gonna prob bend back. Didn’t work on hb, they’ll bend back I tried during practice they were no good. Glad I didn’t use them during a race cause they will ruin a race. Rear tworkz skid plates are good though. 22 on a truggy that’s a lot of castor for a truck!
I love my trackstar engine. I did change the cooling head to a NR cooling head I bought on Ebay. An Alpha head would also work.Did not like the stock head.
Yes sir waiting to break my k car in also ?did you have to cut your bump box and also I found out that the losi clutch bell is to long for the k car chassis just seeing if you had these issues thank bro and the whips look great ✊🏾
You rajaa could you please help me with glow plugs for these trackstar engines? I have the seg .28 the box says "normal plug"..lol but all standard plugs don't fit holes to big. I also have a trackstar .32 that says "turbo plug". I have not ran nitro in 20years so wth is a turbo plug? And part numbers or advice thanks bro
Looking good. To be honest I've never got those exhaust stays to do right. Don't think I have either on my 9 or 10. Switching pipes problematic for me. You running the Kyosho 3 shoe clutches?
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I am so glad I waited to build my TKi2 after you built yours and I watched your videos! Cheers buddy. Thanks
Ive used small orings behind those washers on the control arms the upper link ends tie rod ends ect. They act like rubber bushings eliminating slack helping to tighten up your front and rear end arms and links. It helped my truggy hold better straight line over rough terrain.
Looking good 👍 . On the buggy . When rocking the tki2 body . That exhaust hanger that long will poke a hole through the body . I literally shortened mine last night ! Lol . But it’s not a big deal . The tki2 bodies are super tight. you did all the good tips . I highly recommend using a longer cap head screw at the rear chassis brace to upper diff/wing mount . Than add a 3mm locking nut to the end of it . Over time that screw will lose it’s ability to stay tight and the result will be excessive chassis flex . That chassis flex will cause the clutch bell to hit and rub the chassis under heavy landings . The kyoshos are great cars . They rip! And just so you know all these tips are for a indestructible kyosho ride . I got a couple of vids coming out soon on some other good tips as well . Anyways awesome vid ! I need a set of those kanai tools !
That’s what’s up! The Kyosho family to the front!!!
Great tips ,you are going to love the way they handle ,an I had to bend my pipe rod on mine
just like you said!..👍😎
curtis were u been havent seen u in a week u not coming in our discord anymore bro
Good job your going to like it.
HEY THERE 👋🏾, I ALWAYS LIKE YOUR VIDEOS. THEIR VERY INFORMATIVE AND TO THE POINT. I ALSO APPRECIATE THAT YOU LET US VIEWERS KNOW THAT YOU'RE GIVING US YOUR OPINION AND YOUR VIEW ON THINGS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 👍🏽 AND VIDEOS.
Thanks brotha
Looking good fam
Looking mint. 👌🏻🤙🏻
Looking forward to seeing them in action.
Now you are talking. I have been heavily into tamiyas over the winter racing them
Indoors ( 211xm 2wd and db01rr4wd) but once summer is here I’m getting the shepherd bull x8 rebuilt and the new piston and liner run in. I’m
Thinking about an 8th E buggy too. Big floating jumps with buggy’s will always be where my real heart is.
They look sick. Those engines are basically the same as my engine I think . Alpha club racer. Nice engine bit I wore the first piston and liner out in about 2 gallons or less. ( I wondered why it came with a spare in the box. Now I know. Run them rich and get them hot before any work.
Dropped big money bro but you will kick some ass this year good luck man
That’s nice T shirt man I need to get one so that I can use it at the track, represent the bones, nice car getting ready for the season🤜🤛👍
3:00 I found T-Works when searching for skid plates for my Tekno 2.0 buggies, and it was nice to find that they make a lot of cool stuff, like receiver battery plug holders, gold screw kits, exhaust mount backup clamps, etc., so I've bought a lot of stuff from them for great prices (especially their bearing kits). Unfortunately for the skid plates, the front plates always get folded (The part that wraps up around the nose gets bent back underneath. It's crazy lol). Maybe the shape of the Kyoshos or something will make it not happen like on both my Teknos, but if you end up looking for something else, I've had great luck with Sumo RC on ebay. He makes aluminum and steel skid plates. The steel ones are serious business and the price is real good too.
Yea front (tworks ) plates were no good on hb. If your gonna do a front skid plate gotta be plastic
@@rcjerz Like I was saying, the Sumo RC steel skids are legit. They don’t wrap around the front so there’s nothing to fold, and unlike the T-Work’s plates (which were thin steel for mine, rather than aluminum that you mentioned), the Sumo steel plates are beefy - about 1.68mm thick.
@@cbh148 actually I think mine were steel front to. I edited it. Yea I bought the sumo steel skid plates a while ago for tekno but haven’t got to try them out yet.
@@rcjerz I bet you’ll like them. I only wish I had started with them on a brand new chassis rather than running other brands & no plate at all because the plates are fastened to already-worn surfaces, but NBD lol
My man!!!! Looking slick like chicken grease on them Kcars.
Change the exhaust mount for a spring, the standard part snaps easy.
K cars on top. Hope to see you at lcrc season opener??
Yessssir bruh! Builds look good…
You can put springs on them break screwz from a mini car
nice work bro
straighten the arm on the servo may help
Yea those front skid plates Gonna prob bend back. Didn’t work on hb, they’ll bend back I tried during practice they were no good. Glad I didn’t use them during a race cause they will ruin a race. Rear tworkz skid plates are good though. 22 on a truggy that’s a lot of castor for a truck!
I love my trackstar engine. I did change the cooling head to a NR cooling head I bought on Ebay. An Alpha head would also work.Did not like the stock head.
The stock head is dogwater 😂 thing can’t cool for 💩 mine consistently temped 300°+ with a slightly conservative tune
Yes sir waiting to break my k car in also ?did you have to cut your bump box and also I found out that the losi clutch bell is to long for the k car chassis just seeing if you had these issues thank bro and the whips look great ✊🏾
Told ya hot knife going into butter kyosho all the way
Cars lookin really good bro! Will you be attending the nitro spring fling at adrenaline next month?
You rajaa could you please help me with glow plugs for these trackstar engines?
I have the seg .28 the box says "normal plug"..lol but all standard plugs don't fit holes to big. I also have a trackstar .32 that says "turbo plug". I have not ran nitro in 20years so wth is a turbo plug? And part numbers or advice thanks bro
When is Bones Brew available in Europe?
Looking good. To be honest I've never got those exhaust stays to do right. Don't think I have either on my 9 or 10. Switching pipes problematic for me. You running the Kyosho 3 shoe clutches?
how many shims did you use in your rear diffs
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What are your thoughts on this Kyosho MP10 TKI2 vs the latest Losi 8ight XT kit?
Nice. 💥🔥🔥✅
I bought a kyosho
Im Kyosho team I have inferno 3.0 truggy its good truggy...