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Hi, i will be building my RB5 SP2 tomorrow,iv never build a kyosho car before,could anyone share any hint tips and do`s n dont`s,is there a build guide,iv looked at the one for the std one on here,its very good as usual,but its an old one,
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Have a look at petit and get a setup and just build the car incorperating the new setup and your away. use ceramic balls as the 'K' ones are soft other than that it's bullet proof.
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personally I'd use carbide balls.

and I would just use the standard setup and go from there. Nothing worse than trying a pro's setup when your not a pro. End up chasing your tail.
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thanks for the advise,ill get some nice ballsim fitting the vega conversion so im realy after tips for building the shox,steering,gear box and the things that when you have built it people say "oh did you do or you need to do"
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it's entirely up to you, but i would try running the SP2 standard set-up first before converting to a Vega.

that way, when you finally DO convert it to vega, at least you will have a baseline to compare if the Vega set-up feels "right" or "wrong".
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it's entirely up to you, but i would try running the SP2 standard set-up first before converting to a Vega.

that way, when you finally DO convert it to vega, at least you will have a baseline to compare if the Vega set-up feels "right" or "wrong".
i might have to coz the vega hasnt come yet.......are you building the servo saver as per kit or should it be done right up and glued,i say this as some kits dont come with one,
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Do the servo saver up fully but no need to glue ... Kyosho have designed theirs properly
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Do the servo saver up fully but no need to glue ... Kyosho have designed theirs properly


i've built 2x RB5s & 1x RT5 .. and yup, no place for the glue!
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i've built 2x RB5s & 1x RT5 .. and yup, no place for the glue!
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I use the Plastic Ring from the Outdrives!! Cut the inner Pins,Than you can do this unter the Servosaver Spring! So the servoSaver ist very closed, and the Bearing fit in better as you drill it down.

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