Tamiya TRF415
#7546
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (47)
Re: mip cvd
Originally posted by Raul Garcia
Less chatter, more consistent drivetrain.
Less chatter, more consistent drivetrain.
#7547
Tech Adept
Dawgmeat
http://www.jacksonrcracing.com/index2.htm
They have a nice facility. I have been there when I gone to NJ to visit family in that area.
http://www.jacksonrcracing.com/index2.htm
They have a nice facility. I have been there when I gone to NJ to visit family in that area.
#7548
Tech Fanatic
Seems like the 415 is becoming very popular in the UK, Jimmy Maddison TQ'ed the carpet wars meeting in stock with one and he had only built it the night before and a big name was also seen racing one as well.
#7549
Re: Re: mip cvd
Originally posted by Randy Caster
I've found that if I just use a lot of grease on the stock ones I dont get much chatter at all. Supposively Losi will be making their new driveshafts/axles for a number of cars which will basically take all the chatter out of the car even if you have your dual rate turned to the max.
I've found that if I just use a lot of grease on the stock ones I dont get much chatter at all. Supposively Losi will be making their new driveshafts/axles for a number of cars which will basically take all the chatter out of the car even if you have your dual rate turned to the max.
#7550
I'm looking for a set of Tamiya shocks LMK what you have. I need them asap. Please send me an email at [email protected]
thank you
chad
thank you
chad
#7552
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
Originally posted by Rick Draper
Seems like the 415 is becoming very popular in the UK, Jimmy Maddison TQ'ed the carpet wars meeting in stock with one and he had only built it the night before and a big name was also seen racing one as well.
Seems like the 415 is becoming very popular in the UK, Jimmy Maddison TQ'ed the carpet wars meeting in stock with one and he had only built it the night before and a big name was also seen racing one as well.
Ed
#7553
re: set ups
Wouldn't it be good to get MR's set ups from the worlds and TITC. Does anyone have these???
#7554
has anyone of you already tested the kai graphite parts for their 415? planning to get the lower chassis but a little bit pricey so i'll have to get a positive feedback from you guys, thanks
#7555
Originally posted by TryHard
Hope it helps
Ed
Hope it helps
Ed
You claim that dropping the rack reduces the bump steer to zero, right? How does this affect steering and handling?
Thanks
#7556
Decision Made!
Hi all,
I posted my last post from Milwaukee at the TCS race. The EVO III is a brilliant car but I broke down and got the 415 MS
I can't wait to get it together. Does anybody have a good rubber carpet set-up for the 415 MS? Preferable tighter, more technical tracks (i.e. RSJ). Thanks for all of the help and replies.
Tony,
TCS was really cool. They gave a away a lot of great stuff at the end including a Tamiya $900 R/C Tank -- too cool. I unfortunately did not win anything, but the entry fee is free, so what more can you ask really? How is your new 415? Maybe you'll get to race at next year's TCS race.
Khal
I posted my last post from Milwaukee at the TCS race. The EVO III is a brilliant car but I broke down and got the 415 MS
I can't wait to get it together. Does anybody have a good rubber carpet set-up for the 415 MS? Preferable tighter, more technical tracks (i.e. RSJ). Thanks for all of the help and replies.
Tony,
TCS was really cool. They gave a away a lot of great stuff at the end including a Tamiya $900 R/C Tank -- too cool. I unfortunately did not win anything, but the entry fee is free, so what more can you ask really? How is your new 415? Maybe you'll get to race at next year's TCS race.
Khal
#7559
Re: Decision Made!
Originally posted by KDagh1
Hi all,
I posted my last post from Milwaukee at the TCS race. The EVO III is a brilliant car but I broke down and got the 415 MS
I can't wait to get it together. Does anybody have a good rubber carpet set-up for the 415 MS? Preferable tighter, more technical tracks (i.e. RSJ). Thanks for all of the help and replies.
Tony,
TCS was really cool. They gave a away a lot of great stuff at the end including a Tamiya $900 R/C Tank -- too cool. I unfortunately did not win anything, but the entry fee is free, so what more can you ask really? How is your new 415? Maybe you'll get to race at next year's TCS race.
Khal
Hi all,
I posted my last post from Milwaukee at the TCS race. The EVO III is a brilliant car but I broke down and got the 415 MS
I can't wait to get it together. Does anybody have a good rubber carpet set-up for the 415 MS? Preferable tighter, more technical tracks (i.e. RSJ). Thanks for all of the help and replies.
Tony,
TCS was really cool. They gave a away a lot of great stuff at the end including a Tamiya $900 R/C Tank -- too cool. I unfortunately did not win anything, but the entry fee is free, so what more can you ask really? How is your new 415? Maybe you'll get to race at next year's TCS race.
Khal
For carpet, make sure you run a front diff, locked center pulley, buy the stock 415 suspension and it would be beneficial to run the thicker 3mm chassis of the standard 415.