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Kyosho RB6 thread
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Hi all,
Suprised no one else has started this one yet, but hopefully we can all share helpful info and tips on the new RB6. Any pics would also be nice, so ill start us off! |
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and some on the inside...not quite how the manual says but im experimenting :)
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Give it time Ian, most people will only have their first possible oppertunity to open the box this evening. Hoping mine lands tonight it's "on vehicle for delivery today" :)
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Mine to:woot: but i cant have it till my birthday:cry: |
The Car is Great! Here a Setup from the German Naionals
i have all Electric made in the Front! And the Saddle Packs in the REAR!! Greets Kim |
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Here is it!
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Thanks Kim,
And thanks to us for getting you the cars in time ;-) |
Yes, it was pefekt! Friday 15.00 PM came the Packet! Builded ready Saurday morging! :-) Just in TIME!
Thank you very much! Kim |
There appears to be 0 droop on the front is that correct the best is level wishbones is this right, or have I done something wrong.?
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I've got Tony's set up.. And flat wishbones at best.
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Did you use the short ball cups on tree, or the medium length ones in the pack? Have a look here https://www.facebook.com/insidelineracing Kev |
I used Short from the tree my Goggle eyes must have been getting tired, it should have been long! it was getting late.:o
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I think the manual says medium front and long rear. At least that's what I have on my car. I'll take a look Sunday if you like.
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Medium ball studs on the front mate and I have fitted long on the rear for some extra droop. Remember the rear you have to take a line from the outer pin to judge the droop. Come and see us first thing and all will be well........ oh! mine is with 2 sugars please - LOL |
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I've screwed up on the set up sheet - I have my ball studs on the shocks the other way round - apologies to everyone Long rear - medium fronts is correct |
Thank you guys.
Do the long ones come in the kit? |
yes they do, you get short, medium and long
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They come in a seperate bag with the screws, not off the parts tree. |
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Heres mine. Looking forward to using it tomorrow.
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Getting really tempted with the RB6 after having a good look at Tony and Steve's cars.
I'm leaning towards using a Tekin RS Pro in it due to the size compare with my Orion R10. Certainly interested to see how many RB6s are out there and how many of the fast boys have changed etc. Although do really like the DB1 - just need a dirt track built in the South! |
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Here is my RB6 painted and ready for the Apex GP!:D
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Still waiting for the proper shell to come back so no pics of mine yet.
I have run it a few times now and it's brilliant. Mikey, my R10 looks right at home there and the install is super tidy .. I will post up a blury pic in a bit Pics added, I think you have to do a tiny bit of cutting on the rear battery retaining plate if you want to run the fan on the R10 but that is all. R10 capacitor on off-side of chassis, the MRT PTX will fit in front of it once I get hold of it. In the near side, front to back,Spektrum 3500 Rx, glitch buster, R10 switch. I think it's all in tidy enough and it lets you run the cell options the manual forgets to mention, T-saddle and shorty right forward ... for those were massive steering isn't enough ;) |
Interesting, how does it compare with the DB1?
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It'll be Sanwa 451 RX Orion or SP 8.5 motor Orion R10 or Tekin RS Pro ESC Savox 1257 servo or Orion Low Profile. If I ordered one I would still keep the DB1 and all installed ready to roll |
RB6 Orion Instal
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Thought I'd share images of an R10 instal which as said earlier ''looks right at home'' in there.
Big thanks to Kev Lee for his help, cannot wait to get her rolling. Anyone else suffering from the ankerman catching slightly on the chassis? Had another front end rebuild today and may have to pull out the dremel, any ideas before I start to butcher. Look forward to seeing other examples and the success stories surrounding them. Glenn |
Did you get a seperate sheet in your kit highliting some bits of the front bulkhead to remove?
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Just been asked to repost as I added the pictures to post #23 above and some people just jump straight to new posts .. Hope the instal helps others :)
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Do the new shock caps make the shocks feel different over the older style? Also can the RB6 rear arms be fitted onto the back of a ZX5 FS2 SP instead of using/buying the NCG arm conversion thingymebob to save a few ££'s and give the same effect?
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Very curious how the RB6 compares with the DB1!
Any feedback from those that have the privilege to own both? :D |
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As far as I am aware, this is the whole idea of the new arm, its the same as the NGC but without all the extra bits. |
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Hi Roger, your R10 instal is very, very tidy. Do you choose not to use the fan, or have you squeezed it in somewhere else, seeing the top of the R10's heat sink looks the biz by comparision to a plastic fan.
Thanks for sharing the images, the've made me re-think the ESC rotation, as I have the wires stretching from right to left over the diff, which causes a very slight distortion to the shell. |
Cable management
Noting from the uploads of completed cars so far, I see no one including myself has used the dedicated cable management channels built into the side skirts.
Theres a squared off entry hole in each side skirt towards the front linking to another at the rear. Not large enough for a plug to be pulled through, but supposedly large enough for a cable to be contained. I just couldn't squeeze my cables in which was a shame, but will have another go when I get the time and am less frantic to complete the build. Has anyone had any joy, or have I just dream't this slick feature up?? |
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If you want to run the fan you just need to take a small amount of material off the plate the battery strap sits under, a 2 minute job. |
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Andy...
Looking good pal! :) |
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