YZ2 OR KF 2 ???
Cant decide which one to buy.was all set to buy the yokomo, now schmacher bring there new version out.any experts out there with any advice please
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I don't have either (but am a Yoke kind of chap) - I note that Tom Cockerill (the long term Schuey team driver) has switched to Yoke for the YZ2. He would undoubtedly have had the chance to try both I'd suspect...
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TeamC TM2v2:thumbsup:
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We all bang on about how much stuff is made in China so keep it britsh :thumbsup: schumacher all the way:)
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I would give it at least 5-6 weeks to see how the normal racers get on with both cars:thumbsup:
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hi, all
im a yokomo fan but not driven the yz2 yet . but dont like gear diffs at all.
they make the motor hot . and make the buggy to heavy . i was thinking of getting a yz2 in the future . just seen the factory lite b5m kit . on neobuggy . today . its got a ball diff . but if any one buys the yz2 . i think they have to outlay for a ball diff . there way lighter and more tuneable if you ask me. some times on very hign bite clay you would need may be a gear diff in a 2wd mid . my 2cents |
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On topic, the ball diff did drive very well, but then so did the gear diff in the bmax2. I wouldnt write it off due to the weight though. Its not a lot different, and all the cars I saw (including my own) were running added weight throughout the car, including under the gearbox. |
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lets face it, the b5m lite isn't going to win a worlds. it's a lightened car for 17.5 spec racing on US dirt tracks. |
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