Neil

What size are the "smaller" bearings that go on the outdrives?

Thanks man nice job

Burlap

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The DJ is going to be available in Japan come next month, from what Rainbow Ten has said.

BritRacer

theres one on ebay, not cheap though.

search 415 dj

F. Alonso

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Yeh, that will be one that was released when it was only released from Tamiya USA, not Tamiya worldwide. Different part numbers and everything, but its the same product.

tcmerf

It lives again! Hopefully i will get to do a full shakedown. Does anyone have a good setup for Socal with the lwt suspension so i have a starting point. I am going to try running the fixed center pully for the first time and dont really know what to expect. It will be the first time on the track in over a year!

tim fry

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Hi all

Ive just got myself a 415 and I want to run 64dp gears if its possible. To save me looking through all the pages here does anyone have a link to a gear chart or can someone post one.

thanks
Tim

Csaari77

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go to www.Gearchart.com. I'm pretty sure that is the address.

V12

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http://www.thard.co.uk/rc/TRF415/set...aringChart.xls

TryHard

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you running a 415 as well now then tim?

Ed

tim fry

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Yes Ed gonna be using it for the indoor season so any tips you have etc would be most appreciated

TryHard

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first tip.... don't obey the manual... USE THREADLOCK!!!!!

second tip... www.thard415.tk

Tommy Bergfeldt

I say, DON'T USE THREADLOCK! Just tighten the screws with your fingertips and they shouldn't unthread
I've had nothing bur problems with screws with threadlock (regular, so it's not the super tightening-one) on, have been forced to drill out 2 screws in the bulkheads even without threadlock.. Maybe my super powers is the reason though

Carl Giordano

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Hence, the reason I used stainless steel screws on all my cars. They are usually underweight even with the steel screws. What I never could understand is why some racers use alum screws with alum bulkheads. The risk of similar type metals binding is greater than the benefit of weight savings. A good set of allen key wrenches (yes, even wrenches need replacing) and a fair amount of torque is all that's needed especially in electric chassis...Now a Nitro 415 would be something....HMMM something to think about over the winter...

Tral

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Does TRF415MS has LW suspension? What is LW? LightWeight?

odawg315

iv never had a problem with no threadlock, i use all ti screw, and good tools. never had a screw come loose.