Kyosho ZX Sport - need help!

[rosinary]

I used to race at a club back in the late early 90's in Fareham, next to the motorway, along a long muddy track. Nice little circuit at the end of it. I bought my Schumacer Procat from a member and then later bought and assembled my first car, Kyosho Lazer ZX - Sport, bought from Competition Racing Models in West Street, Fareham.

I raced it for about a year until I hit the yellow bulldozer at the end of the starting straight! I never got around to fixing the front arm bracket or replacing the silver front suspension arm as I moved away.

Does anyone know any good model shops that can help me with parts/ repair, give advice so I can hopefully start going to a few meetings.

Many thanks

[jon kedge]

Hello,welcome back to racing,the best place for spares for old cars in either the wanted section of oople or e-bay,look at spares or repairs on e-bay because thats where old cars end up,I race the zx5 so i have spares but i don't think they will work on the early versions.If no good give microtech racing a ring they are internet seller and have a very big shop you can visit they might be able to help.

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by rosinary

I used to race at a club back in the late early 90's in Fareham, next to the motorway, along a long muddy track. Nice little circuit at the end of it. I bought my Schumacer Procat from a member and then later bought and assembled my first car, Kyosho Lazer ZX - Sport, bought from Competition Racing Models in West Street, Fareham.

I raced it for about a year until I hit the yellow bulldozer at the end of the starting straight! I never got around to fixing the front arm bracket or replacing the silver front suspension arm as I moved away.

Does anyone know any good model shops that can help me with parts/ repair, give advice so I can hopefully start going to a few meetings.

Many thanks

As stated on your other post best bet to call stephen at fibrelyte and say james instone has told you to call relating to a part they made me in or around 2003. Four small items that i did list as pivot blocks. He may be able to find and make but you will have to get someone to drill the block that fits by the motor as fibrelyte wont do this one. Much stronger than plastic. If antics dont to the poles i would recommend buying zx5 ones and may have to cut to make them fit.