Tamiya TRF417
#2206
Tech Champion
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Hi Guys!
I'm running in mod and tamiya drive shaft blades are really bad, because get fragile broken and the lost makes wear in diff cups. If you put a couple of new, the next new blades maybe broke in two mains because wear in diff cups. So you may change diff cups too.
I tryed spec-r and maybe works best, but not for a long time, maybe 4 mains.
I'll try to test 3.5mm spec-r for yokomo, making diff cups for this.
Anyone who solved wearing in drive shaft blades?
Thanks!!
I'm running in mod and tamiya drive shaft blades are really bad, because get fragile broken and the lost makes wear in diff cups. If you put a couple of new, the next new blades maybe broke in two mains because wear in diff cups. So you may change diff cups too.
I tryed spec-r and maybe works best, but not for a long time, maybe 4 mains.
I'll try to test 3.5mm spec-r for yokomo, making diff cups for this.
Anyone who solved wearing in drive shaft blades?
Thanks!!
Other than that, you answered your own question. If the diff cups are bad, then they will eat the blades, even if there is only a little bit of wear. This will happen regardless of the size of blades.
Changing worn out blades is the best thing to stay on top of. If they are looking thin, then change them regardless... they are there to protect the driveline, so consider them consumables!
Spec-R do have some newer outdrives out, and I've also tried the Spec-R blades as well (I now have a good stock of Tamiya and Spec-R blades, hehe), but the biggest thing is to make sure the outdrives are in a good condition. I'll generally get over 10 runs with a modified out of a set of blades.
HiH
Ed
#2208
Craig, I have a new one if you want until you find one, just pm me when you want it.
It hasn't been opened yet
It hasn't been opened yet
#2209
Craig, better still take the whole car (417) and run that. Im running my 416
#2210
Tech Champion
iTrader: (91)
1 More left instock
http://www.superiorhobbies.com/istar...id=TAM42200!SH
also well stocked in basic parts
http://www.superiorhobbies.com/istar...id=TAM42200!SH
also well stocked in basic parts
#2212
I think they ship internationally for a reasonable price.
#2213
Tech Addict
Hi guys,
A little update on my (past) problem with the vibrations in the front. As mentioned previously, I removed the problem by using Litemodz CVS's in the front. Well, I am having trouble with the durability, so tonight I decided to give my previous stock Tamiya CVD's a go one more time.
My servosaver was getting tired, so I replaced that. And when that was replaced, I put it on the track, and the problem with vibrations was gone!
So I am back to using the stock CVD's until Tamiya launches their DCJ's!
A little update on my (past) problem with the vibrations in the front. As mentioned previously, I removed the problem by using Litemodz CVS's in the front. Well, I am having trouble with the durability, so tonight I decided to give my previous stock Tamiya CVD's a go one more time.
My servosaver was getting tired, so I replaced that. And when that was replaced, I put it on the track, and the problem with vibrations was gone!
So I am back to using the stock CVD's until Tamiya launches their DCJ's!
#2218
I count 96 kits. Is this in Thailand at the distributor???
#2220
SHOW US YOUR KITS!!!