MR4BC rear hubs

[Chrislong]

Ive been using the rear hubs from kit and broken two sets now, ok, well I have crashed it hard so im not suprised..

But I have now put some 2 degree rear hubs on to contain the 6x10 bearings and they look a lot more substantial.

Anybody else found std BC hubs weak? or are the 6x10 bearinged hubs just as weak??

Chris

[BC Rog]

Chris,

I used the hubs for the 6x10 bearings on mine. No probs apart from when a drive used it for a brake in a pull off area!!!

If your braking them alot try boiling them before fitting. Might be suffering from the cold in these temps. Never run one in the snow :D

[Chrislong]

Thanks Roger,
I will try boiling them. I have looked around for alluminium versions and only found 1 set on the Integy web site but they look more like the MX4BC with 1 link position and they don't mention the toe in built into them.

Do you know of any alloy versions?

Infact, might make do with it as it is and decided whether to change to your Mako when i see Chris Mill with it this weekend... which Yokomo MR4BC Parts fit this by the way?

Chris

[Doomanic]

The steering knuckles, wishbones and shocks. ;)

[BC Rog]

Chris,

The Mako runs the wishbones, steering knuckles (alloy prefered) and shocks from the BC Sp. That's about the lot from memory.

Rog

[Doomanic]

Isn't that what I just said? ???

[BC Rog]

lol you must have posted just as I started typing the reply ... lol

[Chrislong]

Ha ha, what are you two like eh? ;D

Anxious to see it this weekend, I thought id stick with my Yokomo all year (I don't like changing cars regular) but if the Mako as good as the hype no doubt I will be swapping - especially since some parts will fit and wheels!

Chris

[Doomanic]

Oh yeah, forgot about the wheels! ;D