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Old 03-20-2013, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by daktulos
Hi, the parts are not available and I am in the same boat as you...
My solution for the small slope I have in between the shaft and spur holder is to put Shoe Goo (Goop) to fill the void...really a small amount ! You need also to let it fully cure to make the bound strong. The good thing with that stuff is that it's really easy to take it out after for maintenance...
It work for me very well in 17.5T and stay strong for more than 25/30 packs or until I decide to clean/lubricate the bearings !

Hope this will help !
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That's pretty whay I'm doing too ..but I used the JB weld instaed of SHOO GOO...
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Looking for the EVO5 MS Spur holder 3454583 Please PM..Thanks
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Finally ready!

Exotek EVO5 Pro Chassis

http://www.exotekracing.com/evo5-pro...rsion-limited/
Mike that looks so awesome i want one the only problem is where to find an evo5 cant find them anywhere.
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Good luck with your quest
It take me 2 months of intense research to find a decent one...in Belgium !
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Originally Posted by ngo8
Mike that looks so awesome i want one the only problem is where to find an evo5 cant find them anywhere.
Thanks!
You have to search ebay and rctech daily until you do and bid high! I have 3 now

First batch of chassis sets sold out in 1 day. Hope to have another batch (maybe the last?) in 2-3 weeks.
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Thanks!
You have to search ebay and rctech daily until you do and bid high! I have 3 now

First batch of chassis sets sold out in 1 day. Hope to have another batch (maybe the last?) in 2-3 weeks.
Hi Mike
I came very close selling mine MS and I'm glad that you came up with updated awesome chassis....I did built a custom top deck it works pretty good..gearing for 21.5 motor was no problem...mine is on the way...Thanks Mike
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Thanks!
You have to search ebay and rctech daily until you do and bid high! I have 3 now

First batch of chassis sets sold out in 1 day. Hope to have another batch (maybe the last?) in 2-3 weeks.
I think I need to get an intern to handle this search . Need to find one as my chassis kit is on the way.

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Old 03-21-2013, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Thanks!
You have to search ebay and rctech daily until you do and bid high! I have 3 now

First batch of chassis sets sold out in 1 day. Hope to have another batch (maybe the last?) in 2-3 weeks.
I want my EVO5 back Exotek style! Looks good Mike.
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I started collecting parts for a TB-03 / EVO 5 MS a few months as it was the only shafty TC (other than Awesomatix) to have a gear diff, and i think shaft will be a great stock car racer, now the Exotek chassis is out it just makes the car a more complete, modern day racer.

EVO 5's for sale as a whole car are few and far between, but its relatively easy to build one up from scratch, a little more ££ (or $$), but you get the spec you want. Shops in the US, Japan and Hong Kong still stock a lot of TB-03 parts as it is still used as a drift car, most of the drive train is compatible with the EVO 5 so you just need to source bulkheads/motor mount which isn't too hard with a part number and google search.

The Tamiya short reversible suspension is also on sale at a lot of places right now, as are the TRF shocks...i wonder why though...?

Mike, i sent you an email a few days back about the Evo 5 chassis and some additional TA05 spacers, i know you must be inundated at the moment, but if you didn't get it could you let me know.

Quick question...Has anyone used the SPec-R gear diff? The online manual says not to use it with motors under 11.5t...and not in boosted. How true is that? If you update the internals to V2 parts, i'm not sure why it couldn't handle say a 13.5t and 21.5t boosted race. Any thoughts?

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Waiting for new dress...
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Thanks!
You have to search ebay and rctech daily until you do and bid high! I have 3 now

First batch of chassis sets sold out in 1 day. Hope to have another batch (maybe the last?) in 2-3 weeks.
HI Mike
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If anyone is selling evo 5 pm me ! Will to pay good money!
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Old 03-26-2013, 02:37 AM
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Seasons29, do you have any other pics of your car? The red anodizing looks pretty trick.

Is it a racer or shelfer?

Cheers.
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Originally Posted by Chrissy C
Quick question...Has anyone used the SPec-R gear diff? The online manual says not to use it with motors under 11.5t...and not in boosted. How true is that? If you update the internals to V2 parts, i'm not sure why it couldn't handle say a 13.5t and 21.5t boosted race. Any thoughts?
I had the gear diff for the TB03, I'm assuming it's the one you are referring to. I think it should be fine with what you are intended to do. The TB03 was rather flexible and you need a lot of shims to get rid of the play. The EVO V should be a lot better.
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With the new Exotek chassis, I'm looking at building my own EVO 5MS. However, there are some parts I just can't located, mainly the spur gear holder and the rear propeller shaft. Is it possible to use the TB03 ones? I realize that will make the changing of spur a lot of hassle and defeats the design...
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