ADV. Now available for your favorite Yokomo!
 

Thanks to ORB Racing you can now get these Mr. ED designed suspension arms for your favorite Works Dogfighter.

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...6809&mode=view

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...6808&mode=view

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...6807&mode=view

Features:

• Designed to be a direct fit for the Yokomo Works '91, Works '92, Works '93 and Hot Dog (pictured).

• Ready-to-mount: dyed in black, with reamed and threaded holes.

• Using design clues reminiscent to the early Dog Fighter (YZ870C and YZ10) style.

• Optimized for strength in combination with state-of-the-art 3D printing technology.

• Suited for use with big volume shocks. (Requires a small spacer between the arm and lower shock ball.)

• Fixed medium length wheelbase. (No pesky little spacers in the rear arm at the axle carrier.)

• Extra degree of toe-in at the rear axle carrier.

• Mr. ED logos accentuate the custom look.

Pricing and order info:

• 50€ for the full set of 4 arms

• 27.50€ for 2 spare arms

• 16€ for 1 spare arm

(Left and right arms are identical. Shipping is typically around 5€ within Europe)

Orders and shipping cost inquiries are made directly with ORB Racing : orbracing@gmail.com
Your parts will be printed on order: currently there is no stock. So, ask for the expecte time of delivery to avoid unpleasant surprises

More pic's:

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5016&mode=view
Front end

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5015&mode=view
There's a tad of play ; back and forth where the arms meet with the bulkheads. I will leave that in though as the plastic bulkheads I used to test the first prototype were a tight fit. Now they fit both plastic and alu (or magnesium?) bulkheads. And one could still shim if needed.

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5014&mode=view
Rear end with fixed wheelbase: middle

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5020&mode=view
Bottomview: symmetrical arms, so if you have spares they'll fit whichever side you manage to break.

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5017&mode=view
Mount point for the rear and front stabilizers are included (NOT pre-threaded)

http://www.rc10talk.com/download/fil...5018&mode=view
Detail showing the texture and finish of the 3D prints

Are these suitable for racing or just displayed, I have 91 works needing wishbones

regards dave

Yes they are good for racing.
If they were just copies of the originals, they'd be slightly weaker due to the different production proces. That's why this design is a little bulkier and received extra ribs.