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Old 10-01-2008, 08:20 PM
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This is my big secret website. So don't tell anybody!
www.ampdraw.com
They should have most of what your looking for. They are located in San Diego so you should get your parts in a couple of days!
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RC Guru,
This is my big secret website. So don't tell anybody!
www.ampdraw.com
They should have most of what your looking for. They are located in San Diego so you should get your parts in a couple of days!
i found out about them a few days ago, and i have one problem with them, they dont take paypal! i got all my cash in paypal, and well, dont have a credit card (no checking account either...) so all i have is a savings (im 17, cut me some slack..lol). i emailed them to see whats up, and we'll see what they say....ya think the majority of online stores nowadays would accept paypal i mean, it is much safer than entering a credit card number manually at some store, ya never know who might be peeking @ your computer!!!!

im actually waiting on jeff of speedtechrc to get in some ta05 parts! i've been waiting for a long time for him to get in the parts because everytime i get an opportunity to order from jeff, people always snatch it up before i do! dang tcs. LOL.
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Originally Posted by RC Guru
i found out about them a few days ago, and i have one problem with them, they dont take paypal! i got all my cash in paypal, and well, dont have a credit card (no checking account either...) so all i have is a savings (im 17, cut me some slack..lol). i emailed them to see whats up, and we'll see what they say....ya think the majority of online stores nowadays would accept paypal i mean, it is much safer than entering a credit card number manually at some store, ya never know who might be peeking @ your computer!!!!

im actually waiting on jeff of speedtechrc to get in some ta05 parts! i've been waiting for a long time for him to get in the parts because everytime i get an opportunity to order from jeff, people always snatch it up before i do! dang tcs. LOL.

Do you need the parts in a hurry? Some of the EBAY stores out of Japan have great pricing on the stuff and take PayPal
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Check out this ta05 wallpaper k_spec made me

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Old 10-02-2008, 06:18 AM
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hi again, Whats the part # of spool for tamiya TA05R? and whats the "direct coupling" use for?
Im using Front 1way and want to try spool, But cant find the part number.
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direct coupling is the spool
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wont the regular '05 spool fit the R?

part number etc here: http://www.fusionhobbies.com/Tamiya-...-p/ta53877.htm
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Old 10-02-2008, 06:33 AM
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Yep that's the one. It'll drop right in.
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Old 10-02-2008, 06:53 AM
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You'll get some shims too, they'll help get rid of any excess side movement where the outdrives go into the bearings.
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Originally Posted by DJ
hi again, Whats the part # of spool for tamiya TA05R? and whats the "direct coupling" use for?
Im using Front 1way and want to try spool, But cant find the part number.
thanks
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You'll get some shims too, they'll help get rid of any excess side movement where the outdrives go into the bearings.
Thanks for the info.

Follow up question.
Im using 10.5t brushless motor is it advisable to chang my 1way to spool?
What will be the advantages and disadvatages for both?
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Old 10-02-2008, 08:50 AM
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in short, the spool is the most preferred option for a lot of racers. you loose some braking with a one way and you have to take a different line in general and sometimes you have to scrub some speed off as an extra brake.

hard to explain, but personally, i prefer the spool to the one way, one way is good for a fast flowing track, the spool is probably better on the twistier tracks.

it is just one opinion though... and opinions are like as*holes, everyone has one
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is there anywhere to get a separate belt tensioner? my front belt has about 3/4 of an inch vertical play on it. I could take the diffs out and change the tension there, but I don't want to.
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Originally Posted by JoeofLoath
is there anywhere to get a separate belt tensioner? my front belt has about 3/4 of an inch vertical play on it. I could take the diffs out and change the tension there, but I don't want to.
Why not? It takes about 3 minutes to do and works perfectly.
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Originally Posted by JoeofLoath
... could take the diffs out and change the tension there, but I don't want to.
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Originally Posted by JoeofLoath
is there anywhere to get a separate belt tensioner? my front belt has about 3/4 of an inch vertical play on it. I could take the diffs out and change the tension there, but I don't want to.
You could try fitting one from some other car like an Xray or Corally but why bother, just use the tension adjustment built into the bearing holders to adjust the belt tension. It takes only minutes to do.
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