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Old 10-25-2012, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by MiTaller-RC
Hi

I'm building my shopping list. I've a question about motor mount.
What is the difference between Yeah Racing Motor Mount SinglePiece and TAMIYA aluminum motor mount?
What do you recommend me?

This is the list, I'm open to any sugestions. Thanks

58534 1/10 F104 Version II Chassis Kit
51430 Body Set Vodafone McLaren - Mercedes MP4-24
PS-0575 F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
PS-0573 F104 Front F1-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
54357 Adjustable Metal Upright - F103 F104 RM01
54356 Aluminum Motor Mount - RM01
F104-039BK Aluminum Servo Mount Set (2 pcs) (BK) for Tamiya F104 Pro / F104 V2
54375 Carbon Rear Bulkhead Plate - RM01 / F104 V2
54351 Carbon Damper Mount Plate - RM01 Rear
54352 Roll Spring Set - RM01
54159 Hi Torque Servo Saver Horn - F104 Aluminum/Blue
51000 Hi-Torque Servo Saver - Black
Savox SC-1251MG Low Profile Digital High Speed Metal Gear Servo .09/125.0
306 Associated Reedy LiPo 2S 7.4V 4000mAh 60C - Shorty Pack
Yeah Racing Motor Mount Single Piece is For F104 Version 1, not for Version 2.

FYI, Thanks.
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Lets see, I do have an extra shorty pack, servo, used tires and painted body I could loan (Panda Blue / white paint of course).......... Oh yeah, and I also have my complete race ready F104 v2 all set up that is now may back-up car since the Roche chassis F104 was good enough to TQ the 42 entry UF1 Summer Series finale.

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can I squeak in some practice time
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can I squeak in some practice time
If you come by Saturday, might let you take a spin when Mr. Jackson and I are practicing. Not sure if you could afford the race rental rates.

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Originally Posted by Kevin CBR
If you come by Saturday, might let you take a spin when Mr. Jackson and I are practicing. Not sure if you could afford the race rental rates.

Panda
Race rental? Hahah im just looking for a practice run lol
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Has anyone tried running the sedan shock in the center with the long shock end?

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http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2012/10...-reversal.html
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yep it behaves more like the though stock shock but without the need for frequent rebuilds. This arrangement gives better on power steering at corner exit buy yeilds a little less with forward bite with the same spring tension as the shorter shock setting.

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Originally Posted by mtveten
yep it behaves more like the though stock shock but without the need for frequent rebuilds. This arrangement gives better on power steering at corner exit buy yeilds a little less with forward bite with the same spring tension as the shorter shock setting.

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I agree 100%. The "standard" big shock setup should be a little more stable.
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robk:
help me out: on your blog post "shocking reversal" you say in the text "the shock mount set up for the small shock that comes with the car" but in the pic the shock mount is set for the big TRF shock not the small included shock, according to the manual pics?
I am confused, which way to mount itwith the long shock end??

Also how many mm of spacers are you running inside the big TRF shock with the long end?

thanks for the help and your cool blog
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The mount is in the correct set of holes but I have it upside down, which raises the front of the shock a little. If you flip the mount over it is a little longer, which is the way the manual shows it.


The back set of holes is the way the manual shows mounting the sedan shock, with the mount oriented the way you see in my picture.

I think I have 4mm of spacers in there. I'd have to look again.
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Originally Posted by JayL
...which way to mount itwith the long shock end??

Also how many mm of spacers are you running inside the big TRF shock with the long end?
When the shorter (sedan?) piston rod* is used with 1 black o-ring inside, the TRF shock can be set to the same lenght like the stock RM01/V2 damper.
*There are 2 different TRF damper rods. F1/GT rod is slightly longer.

BTW Any foam/carpet setup tips for V2? I've never run V2 on carpet and the carpet season is on the way in our country...
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Hi,

I'm updating my list according to your sugestions.

58534 1/10 F104 Version II Chassis Kit
51430 Body Set Vodafone McLaren - Mercedes MP4-24
PS-0575 F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
PS-0573 F104 Front F1-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
54357 Adjustable Metal Upright - F103 F104 RM01
F104-039BK Aluminum Servo Mount Set (2 pcs) (BK) for Tamiya F104 Pro / F104 V2
54351 Carbon Damper Mount Plate - RM01 Rear
54352 Roll Spring Set - RM01
Savox SC-1251MG Low Profile Digital High Speed Metal Gear Servo .09/125.0
306 Associated Reedy LiPo 2S 7.4V 4000mAh 60C - Shorty Pack
SR-F104-003 Rigid Rear System RRS for F104V2/RM-01

Please let me know if I forget something.
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Originally Posted by MiTaller-RC
Hi,

I'm updating my list according to your sugestions.

58534 1/10 F104 Version II Chassis Kit
51430 Body Set Vodafone McLaren - Mercedes MP4-24
PS-0575 F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
PS-0573 F104 Front F1-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
54357 Adjustable Metal Upright - F103 F104 RM01
F104-039BK Aluminum Servo Mount Set (2 pcs) (BK) for Tamiya F104 Pro / F104 V2
54351 Carbon Damper Mount Plate - RM01 Rear
54352 Roll Spring Set - RM01
Savox SC-1251MG Low Profile Digital High Speed Metal Gear Servo .09/125.0
306 Associated Reedy LiPo 2S 7.4V 4000mAh 60C - Shorty Pack
SR-F104-003 Rigid Rear System RRS for F104V2/RM-01

Please let me know if I forget something.
If I were you I would not bother with the aluminum servo mount. It's more of a bling item than anything. I would also suggest you get the RC Spur Gear Spacer
Item #54215. That will allow you to run any spur gear, not just the Tamiya ones.
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The Exotek aluminum servo mount is more than just bling...rather than using a long screw at the rear that goes all the way through from the bottom of the chassis through the upper deck it is threaded and uses 2 shorter screws, one from the top and one from the bottom. This makes working on the car a little bit easier.
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my servo always moves with the exotek one as it has less surface area. I run the tamiya alum one now
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I Shoe Goo the servo in so I don't have any problems with the servo moving. I will say don't use the set screws the Exotek has to hold the servo in place as they just seem to pinch the servo.
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