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I would agree, it is hard to tell... Thanks again.

Does anybody have the specs for the front / rear wheels for the Hotshot, Boomerang, etc? I am looking for the O.D. & width. Thanks!

Anybody remember who made this U-joint ? http://www.junginc.com/images/ujoi.jpg

Actually, it is a screw set bag, all black screws.. Does this help? Alex

Anybody know what car / vehicle the "MX" may stand for ? INTEGRA FAN? http://www.junginc.com/images/mx1.jpg

Thank you again you are always a great help..

Hi, Anybody recognize this bevel gear & gear ? Thanks http://www.junginc.com/images/777.jpg

Hi, Does anybody recognize what car / trucks these knuckles are for ? http://www.junginc.com/images/knu.jpg Thank you

Thanks again!

Hi all, Anybody have an idea what Kyosho RC truck these were for? http://www.junginc.com/images/redky.jpg Thanks!

Thanks, I see what you mean... The "ML" on the plastic parts was throwing me off, I thought the parts might be for the Majesty as well, but I don't see the connection with ML and majesty.. Thank you. I will add some other posts soon as I have some more parts which I can't ID.. Kyosho never made things easy like Tamiya... Alex

Hi, Having a tough time ID'ing these parts.. The 2nd link is for a boat, the header card reads ML-4 http://www.junginc.com/images/st3.jpg http://www.junginc.com/images/ml4.jpg Thanks in advance for any help

I would agree, Shadow is what the parts appear to be for. Thank you !

Hi, need to tap into the Kyosho experts for some help. Anybody recognize these parts? From an incomplete kit (which I don't know the name of ) Header card reads : SH-6 Thanks! http://www.junginc.com/images/1415.jpg

Thanks guys, I appreciate your help!

Hi, Having some trouble ID'ing these parts... Anybody ? Thanks! http://www.junginc.com/images/shocks.jpg http://www.junginc.com/images/safg.jpg

Thank you!

Hi, can anybody help to ID these parts from an old kit? The package label reads " TOP-5" I am at a loss. Thank you

I was working on one of my older Scorchers the other day and noticed that my front body mount post did not have a hole for the body pin..the mount has a 360 degree indented grove which is smaller than the tip of the post. Where there x 2 variations ? I would believe if there was, I have the older version... Any thoughts ?

Does anybody know which brand(s) of engine were typically used back in the 1970's for the Kyosho Peanuts, Circuit 20, 10, etc. Sizes: . 09- .10 ? Most of these cars did not come with the glow engines... Doing a restoration and wanted to try and obtain the era correct engine... Thanks

Tamiya must not be in tune to the global recession which is currently going on, perhaps somebody should inform them... check out the MSRP... I know it is only an MSRP, but even @ $1,500.00 ? How many do you plan to order ? http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.php?product-id=23668

If they were NIB, I would have bought all of them when I spoke with the guy. Unless you can visually see inside each kit, it is hard to gauge a value of the spares...

These kits you see have been plucked for spares and kept on hand for that reason. I spoke with this guy about a year ago. Look at the photos carefully, if they were NIB, they would not have the handling wear on the outside of the boxes as most of them do. Day late and a dollar short so-to-speak!

Appealing to the many Kyosho experts out there, anyone have a clue as to which car this die-cast gearbox is for? Thank you. http://www.junginc.com/images/kyof.jpg

Yeah, I am still around, I tinker from time to time with my stuff. I am really pleased to see how the hobby has progessed. I remember when I started, there was just a handful of fellow enthusiasts. If I had started collecting and plugging Kyosho when I did the Tamiya stuff, perhaps I would be able to have a handle on Id'ing some of the Kyosho stuff today. Kyosho made some great products, but their support system for spares, part listings, etc. is for the birds. The first link I was able to ID and thanks to the fellow members on TC, the 2nd and 3rd link were identified as well. Surely, there will be more to come!