Reflex Suspension Dynamics (RSD) TC6 Upgrades (vertical ball studs, pistons,etc)
#676
Andrew, for sure. The idea is to make them for the XRAY and the TOP/ Tamiyas next.
I've been taking a look at the flyers and they look good I am glad you like them too.
I will for sure be up there for the warm up. Maybe even before then as well.
What is the club schedule looking like these days?
I've been taking a look at the flyers and they look good I am glad you like them too.
I will for sure be up there for the warm up. Maybe even before then as well.
What is the club schedule looking like these days?
#677
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Entries have been steadily increasing. Double digit VTA entries just about every Thursday and Sat. Lots of visits from the OK guys. Every other week we get Eaves and his two boys and Bob Seay. Then we get random visits from Stanton and Scott. I can't be happier with the traction and attendance. Lots of new guys so not all the classes are really competitive, and its hard to get Mod anything raced, but at least the groove is wide!
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#680
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Andrew, for sure. The idea is to make them for the XRAY and the TOP/ Tamiyas next.
I've been taking a look at the flyers and they look good I am glad you like them too.
I will for sure be up there for the warm up. Maybe even before then as well.
What is the club schedule looking like these days?
I've been taking a look at the flyers and they look good I am glad you like them too.
I will for sure be up there for the warm up. Maybe even before then as well.
What is the club schedule looking like these days?
#681
will they be available in different lengths ?
Thanks.
#682
These DCJ's use a 5mm bearing. They should drop right in, although I have not had the 6.1 caster blocks in my hand to test them. With the 6, you have to shave the caster block a bit to make them work. I have not had increased breakage due to this though.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
#683
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These DCJ's use a 5mm bearing. They should drop right in, although I have not had the 6.1 caster blocks in my hand to test them. With the 6, you have to shave the caster block a bit to make them work. I have not had increased breakage due to this though.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
#685
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Finally, some better LAYSHAFT SCREWS. I found some at the local hardware store that are longer than stock and have a larger head.... but are flathead so it will be nice to have some good HEX screws. I stripped a stock one out just sneezing next to the car.
I was just playing around with the front track width yesterday on my car. With the car widened out to 188-190mm using shims on the bulkheads, the driveshaft sat more than halfway out of the spool outdrive. Obviously not everybody will run the car that wide or with all of the spacing on the arm mounts.... BUT that shows there are benefits to a +2 or +3mm shaft. Enough demand for them to be produced?...... maybe not, but definitely worth keeping in mind!
I was just playing around with the front track width yesterday on my car. With the car widened out to 188-190mm using shims on the bulkheads, the driveshaft sat more than halfway out of the spool outdrive. Obviously not everybody will run the car that wide or with all of the spacing on the arm mounts.... BUT that shows there are benefits to a +2 or +3mm shaft. Enough demand for them to be produced?...... maybe not, but definitely worth keeping in mind!
#686
These DCJ's use a 5mm bearing. They should drop right in, although I have not had the 6.1 caster blocks in my hand to test them. With the 6, you have to shave the caster block a bit to make them work. I have not had increased breakage due to this though.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
We can certainly look into the Schumacher. It is just a matter of getting some schumacher drive shafts in my hands.
At the moment, we were not really planning on different lengths for the TC6. However, if we see that there is enough demand for it, we can look into it.
These will drop into the 6.1. You can get some 5x10x3 bearings and they will fit the 6 parts (you will need to dremel out the 6 c hubs as mentioned).
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#688
are they closer to 44 or to 46mm ? If they are 46 then you could possibly sell them to HB owners as the DCJ's are 44mm and sit at the edge of the cup on the TCX (depending on choice of hinge pin mount).
Thanks.
#690
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Hey Cristian, when is the TC6 belt tensioner in stock?