Teamcastagna

Hi guys sorry to boder you but i am stuck. I need a 3 tow in on the rear but i cannot find the correct plastic. Is there a way i can measure them to get the result as they seem all the same for me.... Thanks in advance

tmaxx26power

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Measure the thickness of the shims with a caliper.

bozzplayer

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Hi guys, I'm am new to associated tc, coming from racing tamiya and Xray tc, I've opt to try something new, so i ordered the new tc6.1wc and was hoping for any tips on the build and anything anyone can recommend for the car, i race on indoor 70'x50' Carpet Track with Heated Floor

wtcc

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No real need for tuning parts or build tips. Maybe get four M3x3 grubscrews to reduce slop in the hubs and the ReflexRacing shock bladders for an easier/better shock build and zero rebound adjustment.

For the setup start with the Keven Herbert carpet setup as starting point.

dennisV

With wtcc. I really like the Shock bladders from RSD, makes your shocks smooth.

Just be sure that the suspension (without the shocks on the car) is moving freely. But I guess that's also what you did on your previous cars.

bertottius

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I use the IRS TC shocks on my tc6 and they're awesome. The stock shocks are OK too. Just make sure the suspension arms are free and don't bind.

wtcc

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I knew it! That is where Umino get his ideas from!

http://ets.redrc.net/wp-content/gall...-uminojuho.jpg


By the way: Interesting to see a Yokomo Spool in a Team Driver car.

http://ets.redrc.net/wp-content/gall...juhotc61-5.jpg

Francis M.

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Looks like team ae found something good. Keven and juho are near the top in big international races. Any one else notice juho runnind dcj for the rear?

jha07

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Nice tip! Is this more beneficial when running on asphalt or is it good for carpet too?

bozzplayer

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Thank for your recommendations guys

hanzo3

iTrader: (55)

When does wc edition come out? Or is it already out?

evochick

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my WC chassis was waiting for me in the post box when i got home from work today,

yep its narrow, i have no idea how i am going to fit my wiring, I can move the receiver back no problem, but when i move the ESC back i have no where to put the capacitor ???

suggestion anyone, ( yes i know i have to shorten all my cables so it isnt as messy, i just havnt got around to it yet)



Beth.

Edwin Pibal

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my first one would be to tell me where you got the chassis from ? i havent been able to find one yet 8)

ed

Bappe

i tried this setup on carpet last weekend with good results, low/med grip carpet

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/asso...nt20111113.pdf

changes from that is 6 droop in the front, 5 rear, 4deg caster, mazda speed6 body, flipped topdeck

Losiho

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Beth -

Suggestion - possibly mount the receiver on top of the servo and rotate the HW ESC 90 degrees from how you have it positioned currently on your old chassis.

(This is the reason why I'm hesitant to change chassis. Why do manufacturers make big a$$ ESCs these days, with equally big power caps ? My favourite ESC was the LRP QC3 - small, efficient, no cap, mounts anywhere)

Hint for Associated - we would have more room for electronics with a forward mounted steering servo.....