Team Associated TC5
#8749
Tech Champion
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Nope...you've managed that just fine on your own. Go get 'em.
Sorry B., I can't think of his name, but that's not Jim Varney. The guy was a character actor in a lot of smaller roles through the 70's and 80's. Heck, probably still at it and I just haven't seen him in a while.
Hey Vern...
Hey Vern...
#8752
Other than the basic building tips for any kit like wet-sanding and CA'ing the chassis and tower edges, make sure you compress the servo saver and diff springs with a pliers before assembly, etc., there' nothing too special you need to do. Make sure you get it balanced side-to-side, using one of the various methods discussed here. I also prefer to use longer 3mm cap screws in the suspension mounts...long enough that they actually protrude the outside edge of the blue alloy piece slightly. Good luck!
#8754
A friend of mine has a 416 and he would let me try it out this sunday he said it's really good but I have to see it first, coz the previous owner is having a problem driving it. I'm getting another tc5r this sunday from a friend of mine he only used it for two races. What are you going ot have on your tc5 (motor esc) and where do you race it.
#8755
Tech Regular
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A friend of mine has a 416 and he would let me try it out this sunday he said it's really good but I have to see it first, coz the previous owner is having a problem driving it. I'm getting another tc5r this sunday from a friend of mine he only used it for two races. What are you going ot have on your tc5 (motor esc) and where do you race it.
we race in a very low grip parking lot. ill be using an LRP TC spec esc and vector x11 13.5 motor. pls check our site:
http://sites.google.com/site/saudiarabiarcclub/
#8756
Some servos are a little tight in the mounts.........I have heard that you can use the mounts from an ae off road car or I just removed some material from the mounts to move them closer to the servo.
#8759
#8760