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Old 11-22-2010, 04:19 PM
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^ That is a good report to hear. I'm so excited for my Kit to come in.
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Old 11-22-2010, 04:47 PM
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TC6 kits arrived at AE on Friday. They have started shipping from the AE shipping department today. The Thanksgiving Holiday will probably slow delivery to Distributors some.

Also do not fear all the kits shipped from AE will have the correct thrust washers.
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Originally Posted by Sean Cochran
TC6 kits arrived at AE on Friday. They have started shipping from the AE shipping department today. The Thanksgiving Holiday will probably slow delivery to Distributors some.

Also do not fear all the kits shipped from AE will have the correct thrust washers.
Ha ha They put in offroad diff rings instead of thrust washers in mine lol Lucky the thrust washers are all the same from nearly all the models from ae...
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"The manual also indicates that the layshaft screw is an m3x0.5x8, it isn't its a M2.5 x 0.35 x8 turst me I lost one."

This is already corrected (in the actual box) with an extra page added to the manual. What I missed is the installation of the front bulkheads to the lower chassis. For most of us it is clear, but if I imagine this would be my first TC...
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Originally Posted by wtcc
"The manual also indicates that the layshaft screw is an m3x0.5x8, it isn't its a M2.5 x 0.35 x8 turst me I lost one."

This is already corrected (in the actual box) with an extra page added to the manual. What I missed is the installation of the front bulkheads to the lower chassis. For most of us it is clear, but if I imagine this would be my first TC...
Yeah they put a supplement page in the kit with the manual to let you know of that change with the ball end eyelets being tight and how to remedy that.
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Old 11-23-2010, 08:10 AM
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TC6 looks really good, can't wait to see one in the flesh and see how it goes. Wish AE would bring out the TC4 F.T with the same lipo battery holder and steering/suspension and give racers the option of shaft or belt.

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Originally Posted by Drift_Buggy
TC6 looks really good, can't wait to see one in the flesh and see how it goes. Wish AE would bring out the TC4 F.T with the same lipo battery holder and steering/suspension and give racers the option of shaft or belt.

One reason why all companies went to belts in the last few years is the inherent problem with shaft driven touring cars: torque steer. Not as noticable in 1/8 off-road, but touring cars are quite sensitive to it. In fact, AE had engineered an asymetric steering system for the TC3/4 to compensate for that... the steering rate and end points are different left/right. When setup as designed, the car feels the same left/right when on/off throttle in corners. But you can still feel it when you pin it or brake hard in a straight line.
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I want to thank xray09ACT for the report;
I hope tomorrow to have my TC6,I'm tired to wait
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Old 11-23-2010, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Drift_Buggy
TC6 looks really good, can't wait to see one in the flesh and see how it goes. Wish AE would bring out the TC4 F.T with the same lipo battery holder and steering/suspension and give racers the option of shaft or belt.

If you want that look up diggity designs and there xlr8 v2 chassie for the tc4. I got one and love it have A tc5 and also looking at the tc6
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Does anyone know if the is a manual online for the TC6? Just like to look it over before I get my kit.
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Originally Posted by tqcookie
Does anyone know if the is a manual online for the TC6? Just like to look it over before I get my kit.
i havent seen it yet either, but am looking forward to reading it too
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Hi guys, just an idea to hold down the battery on the TC6. I just bought 2 lady's velcro watch bands ($6 ea). Cut them to the length i wanted and doubled the ends over to create a loop, then stitched together.
All up took me 10 mins.

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Here are photos of my car ready for my C main final at the Nats, finished 25th out of 44.







The Top Photon strap is only like AUD$10 and it fits.

Once I get my second TC6 kit, I'll be modifying a top deck to hopefully remove some problems that are caused by the top deck.

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Originally Posted by Scooter79rs
The Top Photon strap is only like AUD$10 and it fits.

Once I get my second TC6 kit, I'll be modifying a top deck to hopefully remove some problems that are caused by the top deck.
Funny how AE doesn't have a velcro strap as an option. Nice to know that a TOP part works well.

What "..problems that are caused by the top deck" are you encountering?
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Originally Posted by Buckaroo
Funny how AE doesn't have a velcro strap as an option. Nice to know that a TOP part works well.

What "..problems that are caused by the top deck" are you encountering?
Motors that are rather square cannot be moved all the way back for motor meshing, can be worked around by using a larger spur gear. The steering crank fouls on the stop deck before it hits left steering lock. Could probably be worked around by EPA's.

Maybe AE will release a blue velcro strap *hint hint* I'm not a fan of tape, and I saw a Photon with the strap so I thought I'd use it to. I posted a link earlier to where I got mine from.
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