yokomo yrf2 special front wheel drive car

[mr_lister999.]

Anyone got any pictures of this car i could look at. There is not much history on yokomos that i can find and a search brought up no pictures. IF someone could at least describe it in relation to the yr4 2 chassis (the only old ish one i have seen) that would be good, but a picture would be fantastic. Cheers guys.

[RETRO R/C]

They look NOTHING like a Tamiya in any way at all.

Imagine a RC10L pan car - but front wheel drive - and about 3 times more complicated !!

Will try and find some pics for you.

Cheers

Darryn

[WillyChang]

As always, if in doubt, visit the 'Bay... [8D]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=1785208650

(check out the "shipping" quote too...[?])

[RETRO R/C]

LOL - that description is a load of BS - just like the shipping cost (although to be fair - it is obviously a typo.......as lower is the statement of 9 USD for shipping.) !!

The car is not legal for any form of organised sanctioned racing........LOL

Cheers

Darryn

[mr_lister999.]

thanks for that ebay link, i thought i would have been a touring car. Never seen that one before.

[tanker(2)]

quote:Originally posted by Retro Racer

LOL - that description is a load of BS - just like the shipping cost (although to be fair - it is obviously a typo.......as lower is the statement of 9 USD for shipping.) !!

The car is not legal for any form of organised sanctioned racing........LOL

Cheers

Darryn

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Can't race this front wheel drive car but it is one of a kind special and it runs very differently from a 4WD. Depending on its motor, it can run equally fast as its 4WD cousins. However understeer is a must in FF cars. Also, if you hit it, the motor gear mesh can change quite a bit, so drive carefully with it.

[mr_pushrod]

Wasn't the YR-F2 the Yokomo that was designed in a lunchbreak? I swear I've been told that! I have driven the more basic one of these and can say that it went like stink but was very tail happy. It was a case of turn in off power and the back would swing round, although if you nailed the throttle it would easily pull out, as you'd expect from FWD. Got to love the design though, lol.