Tamiya TRF417
#5042
Tech Regular
I saw a few running yesterday (UK) the feeling about the conversion is very mixed! some were even changing back to their original V5 chassis and noticing an improvement (low grip outdoor asphalt). Only testing and more time will tell if its any good.
Last edited by Smartypants; 04-08-2013 at 04:45 AM.
#5043
Tech Rookie
If you are referring to the Brca Clubmans yesterday then yes. I think i will be changing back to the V5 chassis, was a little disappointed to be honest. Been reading about the raceberry and heard a lot of good things, but my trouble was corner speed, what ever I tried just couldn't get more corner speed out of it. Has anyone else had troubles with the cornering speed ?
#5044
With my raceberry it have me sooooooooooo much push into corners had to nearly stop car to get it in.
Changed back to kit chassis got steering back and 8 seconds faster in Bach to back runs.
But then looking at viktors car at ets it looked like it pushes into corners.
Was expecting good things but was disappointed to say the least!!
Changed back to kit chassis got steering back and 8 seconds faster in Bach to back runs.
But then looking at viktors car at ets it looked like it pushes into corners.
Was expecting good things but was disappointed to say the least!!
#5045
how often does tamiya update their 417 versions? are they due for a newer version than the v5?
#5046
Tech Master
Usually about one a year (dec time) but the V5 looks like a good base to start as it has the latest DCJ's diffs and spool.
Also are people running the aerated shocks indoors? How are you finding them?
Also are people running the aerated shocks indoors? How are you finding them?
#5047
New spare parts
51535 TRF417V5 Diff Joint (L・R)
51536 TRF417V5 Swing Shaft Cap
51536 TRF417V5 Swing Shaft Cap
#5048
Tech Champion
iTrader: (34)
If you are referring to the Brca Clubmans yesterday then yes. I think i will be changing back to the V5 chassis, was a little disappointed to be honest. Been reading about the raceberry and heard a lot of good things, but my trouble was corner speed, what ever I tried just couldn't get more corner speed out of it. Has anyone else had troubles with the cornering speed ?
With my raceberry it have me sooooooooooo much push into corners had to nearly stop car to get it in.
Changed back to kit chassis got steering back and 8 seconds faster in Bach to back runs.
But then looking at viktors car at ets it looked like it pushes into corners.
Was expecting good things but was disappointed to say the least!!
Changed back to kit chassis got steering back and 8 seconds faster in Bach to back runs.
But then looking at viktors car at ets it looked like it pushes into corners.
Was expecting good things but was disappointed to say the least!!
#5049
Started with viktors ets set up
#5050
#5051
No we use the sorex 32 brca control tyre. Wlrc was low grip aswell.
#5052
Try to use less toe-in (2.0-2.5), a thicker (1.2mm) rear swaybar and harder springs (HPI silver) when using the sorex tyre.
Do you use a setscrew or a countersunkscrew at the lower side of the centerpost?
I tested the raceberry set last weekend at the Apeldoorn track both with the ride 34 and the sorex tyre. Both tires require a complete different set-up.
#5053
Not tried it on ride tyres, but did do the changes you mentioned.
#5054
Tech Apprentice
Thing is any of the so called low grip tracks are much higher than anything in the uk. They are also flat which I don't think any track really is over here.
#5055
The raceberry chassis generates more rear grip compared to the V5 chassis.
Try to use less toe-in (2.0-2.5), a thicker (1.2mm) rear swaybar and harder springs (HPI silver) when using the sorex tyre.
Do you use a setscrew or a countersunkscrew at the lower side of the centerpost?
I tested the raceberry set last weekend at the Apeldoorn track both with the ride 34 and the sorex tyre. Both tires require a complete different set-up.
Try to use less toe-in (2.0-2.5), a thicker (1.2mm) rear swaybar and harder springs (HPI silver) when using the sorex tyre.
Do you use a setscrew or a countersunkscrew at the lower side of the centerpost?
I tested the raceberry set last weekend at the Apeldoorn track both with the ride 34 and the sorex tyre. Both tires require a complete different set-up.