macscac

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well isn't that just convenient!!!!

thank you sir!

mooby64

iTrader: (3)

What you are looking for are the Double Cardan Driveshafts. pt#42216

Raman

iTrader: (94)

Does the spool and ball diff from original TA05 fit in the aluminium bulkheads of the TA05-MS?

PDR

iTrader: (31)

I'm almost certain that it does. I've got a spool in the front of my TA05MS and although I don't have the packet any more, I'm sure it's the TA05 direct coupling (53877).

Phil.

PS: Just went through my order history and I can confirm it's the 53877. Ordered it in 2009

PDR

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Found a photo

Raman

iTrader: (94)

Thank you

Autostrada048

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I'm looking for a TA05 roller for TCS. If anyone is selling one please PM me.

tc3team

I have one but it wouldn't be TCS legal as it's got a 3racing chassis on it

BP SHADOW

iTrader: (24)

Which version are you looking for, I have two chassis worth of parts, I also have a v2 with the ifs setup that I may be willing to part with. PM me if you're interested

Autostrada048

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I just bought a ver.1 for a great deal and I slapped on the ver.2 arms and other bits. Hopefully I can have it set up before the TCS event in Washington.

What is a good set of suspension blocks to use in the front and rear? Petitrc doesn't have many setup sheets for the ta05.

big al

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I don't think you need to change the toe blocks. If you were to buy the light weight suspension kit, toe blocks aren't included. You would just use the original ones.

tobyzhang

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Most common is XA-E or XA-D depends on condition. Ver 1 is slightly better than v2 in lower traction condition and v2 is more nimble and slightly better in higher traction condition from comparing my v2 to friend's v1.

Autostrada048

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The stock plastic toe blocks SUCK unless you have the TA05R with the aluminum toe blocks. I'm running the reversible arms in the front and rear.

So I should use XA-E and or XA-D for the front and rear? or would that just be for the rear and use 1A's for the front?

Raman

iTrader: (94)

No. He is referring to rear only. XA-D will give you 2.5 toe in on rear, XA-E 3.0, F 3.5

On front the kit comes with A/A. You can increase front width by going to B/B or C/C. The wider the front the calmer the steering.. Too wide will make it numb.

You can go B/C or C/D in front .. That creates arm sweep which is good for tracks with tight corners. For initial set up, I would avoid the sweep set up.

SagadSetup

iTrader: (38)

As an addendum to what Sir Raman was saying, here are the charts for your reference. It also took me quite some time to figure out what the letters mean until I ran into this.

I got these charts from here:

https://www.tamiyausa.com/articles/s...7&type=article

From what I understand, this also applies to other Tamiya chassis.

Regards.