Tamiya TRF415
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Originally Posted by JasonC
Originally Posted by edracer1
Thanks JayL
Can someone post a link for Josh and Marc's setup to the Tamiya site. I can't seem to find it.
Can someone post a link for Josh and Marc's setup to the Tamiya site. I can't seem to find it.
Josh
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Josh thanks a ton for the setup info, i have had little experience running a spool, and always seem to need a lot more mid corner steering, we are having a meeting at a large sweeping track that i think may lend itself to running a spool, lots of tight corners after long straights.
If your searching for mid corner with a spool what changes would you make?
If your searching for mid corner with a spool what changes would you make?
Tech Adept
toe blocks
hi guys
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
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Originally Posted by djrfan
hi guys
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
http://www.thard.co.uk/
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Originally Posted by djrfan
hi guys
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
recently got a standard 415 and im after what toe blocks i would need to run 2 degree rear toe in none to 1 dergree toe for the front at the widests possible
cheers
richard
For the front do you want toe-in or toe-out? Use a C-E combo for 1degree toe-in, or E-C for 1 degree toe out.
There is a chart on Tryhard's website which gives you the full range.
(Edit: Damn Burlap beat me to it )
Richard, what track is this for?
If it's for Bayside, then I suggest you run the car quite narrow, it will make it quicker through the corners. I would normally run B-XB on the front and XB-B on the rear. You can run A-XB on the front if the car is a little too "twitchy".
I can email you some of my Bayside setups if you want, they're for the 415MSX but I thibk they'd be a good starting point
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Bender,
Can you tell me what are the stock suspension blocks for the MSX and the stock toe, camber and rebound/droop settings.
thanks.
Can you tell me what are the stock suspension blocks for the MSX and the stock toe, camber and rebound/droop settings.
thanks.
Do you guys ever have a problem with the rims hitting the front arm when there turned and the suspention is compressed?
Last edited by drew85; 06-05-2006 at 09:28 AM.
Originally Posted by drew85
Stock toe I think it like 0 in the front and -3 in the rear.
Stock blocks are
Rear:
r-1B
f-1xd
Front:
f-1B
r-XB
Stock blocks are
Rear:
r-1B
f-1xd
Front:
f-1B
r-XB
f-1B
r-XB
= 2deg
Originally Posted by lbckevin
JASON,
do you have a part number on the spring set ?
do you have a part number on the spring set ?
53440AO
I made the mistake of only buying one set and you'd need two to have four of each...
Originally Posted by drew85
Do you guys ever have a problem with the rims hitting the front arm when there turned and the suspention is compressed?
Hi Guys,
Anyone know what "X-Gear" is that Marc has a decal for on his body?
http://www.pdubracing.com/2006_Reedy_Race%20082.jpg
Thanks.
Anyone know what "X-Gear" is that Marc has a decal for on his body?
http://www.pdubracing.com/2006_Reedy_Race%20082.jpg
Thanks.
The Evicerator
I dunno... but TEAM STEVE on his windsheild is AWESOME!