Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
#8596
Tech Elite
iTrader: (26)
Funny you're having this debate right now as it's just what I came in here to ask about.
I have the WCE which came with 44mm aluminum shafts up front. I bent one so I tried the Spec.R shafts, but they came with reliability issues for me.
So, I want to go with the good ol' steel front shafts. Am I correct in interpreting the above comments as suggesting that I go with the 46mm ones? Can I get just the shafts themselves and use all of the other pieces (axles, joint hardware, etc.) from my originals? Part number 51092?
TIA
I have the WCE which came with 44mm aluminum shafts up front. I bent one so I tried the Spec.R shafts, but they came with reliability issues for me.
So, I want to go with the good ol' steel front shafts. Am I correct in interpreting the above comments as suggesting that I go with the 46mm ones? Can I get just the shafts themselves and use all of the other pieces (axles, joint hardware, etc.) from my originals? Part number 51092?
TIA
#8597
Tech Elite
iTrader: (10)
Funny you're having this debate right now as it's just what I came in here to ask about.
I have the WCE which came with 44mm aluminum shafts up front. I bent one so I tried the Spec.R shafts, but they came with reliability issues for me.
So, I want to go with the good ol' steel front shafts. Am I correct in interpreting the above comments as suggesting that I go with the 46mm ones? Can I get just the shafts themselves and use all of the other pieces (axles, joint hardware, etc.) from my originals? Part number 51092?
TIA
I have the WCE which came with 44mm aluminum shafts up front. I bent one so I tried the Spec.R shafts, but they came with reliability issues for me.
So, I want to go with the good ol' steel front shafts. Am I correct in interpreting the above comments as suggesting that I go with the 46mm ones? Can I get just the shafts themselves and use all of the other pieces (axles, joint hardware, etc.) from my originals? Part number 51092?
TIA
#8598
#8600
Tech Adept
anyone give a good starting set up for a 416x on medium to high bite asphalt? i notice some racer use the hpi spring. please what are the part number for the springs and the cups and shockends? thanx.
#8602
Does anyone know the part number for the 416x outdrives?
Thanks
Thanks
#8603
If your not willing to rebuild your TT01, then a 416 probably isn't for you. These cars are extremely sensitve to small changes, so it's important to take them appart and maintain them...
#8604
Tech Addict
iTrader: (6)
I like to get a new chassis though
maybe i should think of TA-05 instead
#8608
#8609
hansenhon, go for the 416x and you will not have any regrets.