Tamiya TRF415
#4036
Re: LW Suspension
Originally posted by Hebiki
anyone know how many degrees toe-in the rear upright has for the LW Suspension?
the old one was 2 degrees. not sure if the new LW ones are the same.
anyone know how many degrees toe-in the rear upright has for the LW Suspension?
the old one was 2 degrees. not sure if the new LW ones are the same.
#4039
Originally posted by tamiyadriver
if you look down inside the outdrives, one of them has a hex shaped recess in it to hold the nut...
and i think there were either 5 or 6 of the thrust balls... ill try to see if i can find the info.
if you look down inside the outdrives, one of them has a hex shaped recess in it to hold the nut...
and i think there were either 5 or 6 of the thrust balls... ill try to see if i can find the info.
#4041
Surikarn will be just running the Corally 1:12 car. That´s all. He will stay with Tamiya for touring cars.
#4042
Tech Regular
V12 you couldnt do me a big favour. Ask Rhienard about his Euros Wet setup as i need a bit of a starting point becasue i belive i got LOTS of rain to prepare myself for this winter.
thanks buddy
thanks buddy
#4044
Yes, I think Rheinard has a good chance at the Worlds and would love to see him win it. But I also wouldn't mind seeing the new TC4 and Barry Baker win it as well. He's long over due. They need a World Title under their belt with a car (TC3) that has done soo well over the past several years. But then again, I'd like for Tamiya to win again just to show everyone that it wasn't a fluke last time. So I don't really have a top pick. Mine is a top 4 pick for the Worlds... Mark, Barry, Masami, or Hara.
#4045
Originally posted by KilRuf
Mine is a top 4 pick for the Worlds... Mark, Barry, Masami, or Hara.
Mine is a top 4 pick for the Worlds... Mark, Barry, Masami, or Hara.
Hideo from ALEX Racing..... now wouldn"t that be a huge Upset
-Dave
#4047
If I had to pick an "under dog" it would be Tamiya's Kazuo Muramatsu or HPI's Yoshioka (these guys are fast, but not on everyones top list). Maezumi would be another good choice in my book.
#4048
Originally posted by KilRuf
If I had to pick an "under dog" it would be Tamiya's Kazuo Muramatsu or HPI's Yoshioka (these guys are fast, but not on everyones top list). Maezumi would be another good choice in my book.
If I had to pick an "under dog" it would be Tamiya's Kazuo Muramatsu or HPI's Yoshioka (these guys are fast, but not on everyones top list). Maezumi would be another good choice in my book.
-Dave
#4049
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
Originally posted by Ballsie
Thankyou very much!
Thankyou very much!
And on the worlds front, what about Dave Spashett... he's done it before, and will probably have the new Losi too.
Still want a Tam driver to win it though (and preferably Marc with a 415)
Hope it Helps
Ed
#4050
My bet is on hara, not because of hpi, just because he's hara...
Other than:
ZS-501 DIFF HALVES you will get two sets one for the front and one for the rear. you will use the FRONT parts, these will have the equal spacing for the outer bearings.
ZS-506 DIFF RINGS,
ZS-507 THRUST BALLS AND WASHERS
ZC-507T if you want carbide balls
ZS-508 DIFF SCREW AND LOCK NUT.
cost.. less then $20.00 u.s. (little more with carbide balls)
...what parts are neccessary to complete the front diff. Does the stock tamiya pulley work, or do I need a different one? What about bearings, shims, etc?
Other than:
ZS-501 DIFF HALVES you will get two sets one for the front and one for the rear. you will use the FRONT parts, these will have the equal spacing for the outer bearings.
ZS-506 DIFF RINGS,
ZS-507 THRUST BALLS AND WASHERS
ZC-507T if you want carbide balls
ZS-508 DIFF SCREW AND LOCK NUT.
cost.. less then $20.00 u.s. (little more with carbide balls)
...what parts are neccessary to complete the front diff. Does the stock tamiya pulley work, or do I need a different one? What about bearings, shims, etc?