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Kyosho V-One S III - Radio Controlled ModelHistory and Info:
Released by Kyosho in 2005, the PureTen V-One SIII, was available in a number of kits, including - V-One SIII KYOSHO CUP Edition - # 31330KC, MOTUL PITWORK Z - # 31331, TAKATA DOME NSX 2004 - # 31332, MOTUL PITWORK GT-R - # 31333, DYNACITY TOM'S SUPRA 2005 - # 31334, G'ZOX HASEMI Z - # 31335, EPSON NSX 2005 - # 31336, ENDLESS ADVAN CCI Z With GXR15 - # 31337, OPEN INTERFACE TOM'S SC430 With GXR15 Engine - # 31338 and V-One SIII KYOSHO CUP Edition 2 - # 31340.
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The Importance of Balancing your Model Car Wheels
The day I passed my driving test at the young age of 17, the first thing I did was to drive over to my girlfriends house and take her out to a long straight stretch of road close by, where the boy racers would often congregate. No one was around that day, so the road was relatively quiet. I slowly went through the gears and we were soon up to 65 with no problems, but as we got closer to 70, my hands began to sense a small vibration on the steering wheel. By the time we hit 75, the steering wheel and the whole car was vibrating wildly. My girlfriend was hysterical, screaming for me to "slow down!" I did of course and tried to calm her down. How I Balanced my Model Car Wheels
Wheel balancing equipment for RC cars is now available on line and from most RC model shops, but back then I had to make my own using the rear end of an old Tamiya F1 car. |
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Look after your Gears
In RC there are a number of different gear teeth sizes we tend to use, based on two systems. Imperial and metric. |
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