Tamiya TRF417
#391
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#392
Build an Kit now, just want to say, I like the Diff alot.. and the center
pully is nice... how the axle go together is much nicer then the 416, I used
the top holder for the front of my 416 but these work better
pully is nice... how the axle go together is much nicer then the 416, I used
the top holder for the front of my 416 but these work better
#393
#396
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Just got mine together.. man, this is one sweet kit.
Was able to jam a Kinetic w/ Capacitor in there with no issues, but had a hard time organizing the wiring so everything "looked nice."
Anyone have any pics of how they mounted their transponders? I have mine shoegooed to the top of the bumper brace and zip tied to the top deck coming to the RX.
Was able to jam a Kinetic w/ Capacitor in there with no issues, but had a hard time organizing the wiring so everything "looked nice."
Anyone have any pics of how they mounted their transponders? I have mine shoegooed to the top of the bumper brace and zip tied to the top deck coming to the RX.
#401
Thanks
#402
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the reason i changed was because i seriously bent the stock one after a bad crash... just feel the split type pin mounts are sturdier and more resistant to getting bent. i also tend to think that it gives a bit more flex to the chassis for more traction (but that's just me and i'm not sure if there's any truth to it).
this is the part you're looking for (separate suspension mounts):
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54174
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54172
yes, the chassis already has the holes drilled.
#403
I use those in my 416 and the car felt like it had more steering at my tracks
#404
the reason i changed was because i seriously bent the stock one after a bad crash... just feel the split type pin mounts are sturdier and more resistant to getting bent. i also tend to think that it gives a bit more flex to the chassis for more traction (but that's just me and i'm not sure if there's any truth to it).
this is the part you're looking for (separate suspension mounts):
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54174
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54172
yes, the chassis already has the holes drilled.
this is the part you're looking for (separate suspension mounts):
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54174
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=54172
yes, the chassis already has the holes drilled.
I already have some for my TA-05 v2 so this will be an easy thing to do if I bend one.
#405
Tech Master
Well it looks like I don't need to ponder it anymore, the wife and kiddies surprised mr today with a 417