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#3211
Several of the guys at our local track (myself included) have ground the center brace all the way to the middle. The battaries won't hit the drive shaft. It helps even more if you take material out of the battery slots to lower the battaries in the chassis. My cars at the track now (we have permenant pit areas), I'll post some pictures of it this weekend. I have the fan, ground center brace, lowered battaries, NTC3 rack, ect.
#3212
If you can send me some close ups.Also you still the Ft TC3 for sale?
#3213
Regional Moderator
Originally posted by NTC3NUT
Several of the guys at our local track (myself included) have ground the center brace all the way to the middle. The battaries won't hit the drive shaft. It helps even more if you take material out of the battery slots to lower the battaries in the chassis. My cars at the track now (we have permenant pit areas), I'll post some pictures of it this weekend. I have the fan, ground center brace, lowered battaries, NTC3 rack, ect.
Several of the guys at our local track (myself included) have ground the center brace all the way to the middle. The battaries won't hit the drive shaft. It helps even more if you take material out of the battery slots to lower the battaries in the chassis. My cars at the track now (we have permenant pit areas), I'll post some pictures of it this weekend. I have the fan, ground center brace, lowered battaries, NTC3 rack, ect.
#3214
Tech Regular
Warpspeed TC3
Warpspeed TC3 will be available soon. Pics of the prototype will be posted. The Warpspeed website will be up after the holidays.
#3215
Can I recommend a idea for the Warpspeed chassis:
*batteries moved over close to the shaft
*Center brace like the Kai style
*Options to use the NTC3 or the factory TC3 steering.
I was considering making a chassis but if these ideas could be used it would be killer.
*batteries moved over close to the shaft
*Center brace like the Kai style
*Options to use the NTC3 or the factory TC3 steering.
I was considering making a chassis but if these ideas could be used it would be killer.
#3216
Regional Moderator
Originally posted by yodace
Whats uP?
Does anybody have the part numbers for the new shock towers and a arms?
Thanks
Whats uP?
Does anybody have the part numbers for the new shock towers and a arms?
Thanks
Here's the Arms
Front 3885
Rear 3894
#3217
Craig,
I'll get some good close ups, just don't make fun of my dremeling! I still have the FT car for sale, I'm supposed to hear from someone Monday, but he hasn't got a lock on it.
I'll get some good close ups, just don't make fun of my dremeling! I still have the FT car for sale, I'm supposed to hear from someone Monday, but he hasn't got a lock on it.
#3218
What does using the NTC3 rack do for the car? Does it give it more ackerman, or...?
Thanks
Thanks
#3219
Ha ha if you want to see hack I will take some pictures of the practice chassis I did.I used a some bits and a air grinder I had when I ported some heads a while back.Lets just say when it comes time to do it on my personal car I will use the mill.
#3220
I will wait until Monday and see if Dotjumper buys it.
#3221
Come on, guys, don't be shy. I did mine with a Mighty Mini Dremel and about 3 different attachments. The hard part was getting the batteries to sit low and wait for the batteries to recharge.\
#3222
Originally posted by NTC3NUT
Several of the guys at our local track (myself included) have ground the center brace all the way to the middle. The battaries won't hit the drive shaft. It helps even more if you take material out of the battery slots to lower the battaries in the chassis. My cars at the track now (we have permenant pit areas), I'll post some pictures of it this weekend. I have the fan, ground center brace, lowered battaries, NTC3 rack, ect.
Several of the guys at our local track (myself included) have ground the center brace all the way to the middle. The battaries won't hit the drive shaft. It helps even more if you take material out of the battery slots to lower the battaries in the chassis. My cars at the track now (we have permenant pit areas), I'll post some pictures of it this weekend. I have the fan, ground center brace, lowered battaries, NTC3 rack, ect.
#3223
I checked (by hand) before and after and it felt about the same. The chasis bows a bit anyway even before milling. Try it and watch the shaft and front input cup.
I'd like to get or make a brace, but I'm not sure if there is a benefit outside mod carpet class.
BTW, I drove the car in the street for one pack and it seemed better than before, but it's hard to tell until I get it to the track. Still need to leave the transponder where is was though.
I am also running the rear tower in front, locked dif, shocks out on the tower, blue front/silver rear springs, 30 wt oil all around, all links up and in.
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I'd like to get or make a brace, but I'm not sure if there is a benefit outside mod carpet class.
BTW, I drove the car in the street for one pack and it seemed better than before, but it's hard to tell until I get it to the track. Still need to leave the transponder where is was though.
I am also running the rear tower in front, locked dif, shocks out on the tower, blue front/silver rear springs, 30 wt oil all around, all links up and in.
d
#3224
Thanks for info. Carpet mod is what i race each week with brushless, so chassis flex has pretty notable effect.
But i'll try it on the spare chassis.
But i'll try it on the spare chassis.
#3225
k.model factory racing
here are the prices for the tc3 k.factory parts :
Price for each parts, from tokyo hobbies...
chassis brace set .. US$30.00
body mount strap plate .. US$11.00
battery hold bar .. US$30.00
hight traction upper deck .. US$60.00
add folloiwng costs.
(1) shipping (EMS speed post) .. US$10.00
per one shipment.
(2) export fee .. US$18.00 per one shipment.
Price for each parts, from tokyo hobbies...
chassis brace set .. US$30.00
body mount strap plate .. US$11.00
battery hold bar .. US$30.00
hight traction upper deck .. US$60.00
add folloiwng costs.
(1) shipping (EMS speed post) .. US$10.00
per one shipment.
(2) export fee .. US$18.00 per one shipment.