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Old 06-13-2012, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Rick Hohwart
This is how most of the team guys run their tape. It does not go under the battery.
What kind of tape works best? I have the lipo velcro'd to the chassis and hadn't though about how it raises the center gravity load.
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Originally Posted by AJSanDiego
What kind of tape works best? I have the lipo velcro'd to the chassis and hadn't though about how it raises the center gravity load.
High quality fiber strapping tape. If you get the good stuff, one piece can last quite a while. Sliontech and Hudy for example. I think the sliontech stuff is sold in a Integy package in a few colors.
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If you find any play on the front or rear suspension it would be from the rear hub or front C hub. The pins need to be pinned to tighten things up. On a XRay, the hubs are pre drilled for a set screw.

On the TC6, you can drill a 2.5mm small hole and put in a M3 setscrew to pin the pivot pin. It works great.
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Originally Posted by rbcts
Good stuff. For anyone using these, what is the correct size strap for this car?

Also the top racing strap doesn't go under the battery. Just FYI.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nt-Strap-Black

Any strap that is 21mm or less in width will work. Ours is 21mm exactly.
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Does anyone know of an aftermarket harder than stock foam bumper that is also wider than the stock one? The stock one doesn't even cover the front suspension at all....I might as well just take the thing off.
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Old 06-13-2012, 06:57 PM
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Parma TC5 ultimate bumper should fit
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The Parma bumper needs to be modified slightly because it is such a tight fit on the bumper bracket. It wants to tear one of the holes. I got one because it's supposed to help with saving front end parts, ended up with a torn bumper because it was too tight. Didn't hit anything more than normal. Maybe I got a bad one?
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Old 06-13-2012, 10:02 PM
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hi guys i recently get a tc6.1 ad the reedy 13.5t reedy sonic... i am new in 1/10 electric so i dont have any clue aout the gearing... what pinion should i buy ( its for a medium small track)...


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Old 06-13-2012, 11:28 PM
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For the guys running 17.5 stock motors(no boost) what gear ratios are you running? EX: 4.59, 4.87, 3.90 etc
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I have gone to as low as 3.3 (approx).
But I prefer to run it at around 3.5

Be sure to check your motor temp from time to time.
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Originally Posted by hobbs
I have gone to as low as 3.3 (approx).
But I prefer to run it at around 3.5

Be sure to check your motor temp from time to time.
3.5 to 3.7 with a 96t 64 pitch Spur with a D3 and LRP SS.
 
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Hiya

Are you running Boost or Blinky ?

Boost i run 7.2 (82/23) blinky i run 3.8 (68/35) with the reedy 13.5 with the motor timing at 20

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Originally Posted by segreda
hi guys i recently get a tc6.1 ad the reedy 13.5t reedy sonic... i am new in 1/10 electric so i dont have any clue aout the gearing... what pinion should i buy ( its for a medium small track)...


thanks

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Old 06-14-2012, 09:30 AM
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Im going to be running 17.5 blinky(no boost/no timing). After building the kit and looking at the gearing chart(in the book), it was clear this car was intended for modified motors. And after reading the gear chart its clear I cant and want be using the 87t spur that came in the kit with a 175.5 motor.

I searched online, read the charts and did the math. I cant believe the 17.5(w/timing) needs a gearing so high. So now Im debating if I should get a 72, 75, or 77 spur. That would allow me to gear the motor for 3.5-4.0
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Originally Posted by nitrous36
Im going to be running 17.5 blinky(no boost/no timing). After building the kit and looking at the gearing chart(in the book), it was clear this car was intended for modified motors. And after reading the gear chart its clear I cant and want be using the 87t spur that came in the kit with a 175.5 motor.

I searched online, read the charts and did the math. I cant believe the 17.5(w/timing) needs a gearing so high. So now Im debating if I should get a 72, 75, or 77 spur. That would allow me to gear the motor for 3.5-4.0
For comparison, I have an 80/35 on mine and I dont think I could squeeze a 36 on there. I am at the end of the slotted motor mount. 17.5 Blinky
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Old 06-14-2012, 11:40 AM
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Im going to try to run a 72 or 68 spur on there.

edit: OK. I think Im going to run a 69/39 setting. That will give me a FDR(not the president) of 3.54

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