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Old 04-23-2014, 08:14 AM
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Used 6.5t&LRP80999(3-6)(boost+turbo) the 51547 20t gear is broken only 1-time battery. ,but the 16T/40T bevel gear is ok~
Now
I use alu 20T center miter gear.100% fit.
It is 9804570 for DB-02 .
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Originally Posted by TB03Racer09
According to Tamiya's descriptions of other platforms that, it is lighter and stronger than stock

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...P?I=LXZRH0&P=8
Wonder if it will really improve traction. The belt drive cars like TRF418 are all trying to configure the carbon with more flex.
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Old 04-23-2014, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by e58105419
Used 6.5t&LRP80999(3-6)(boost+turbo) the 51547 20t gear is broken only 1-time battery. ,but the 16T/40T bevel gear is ok~
Now
I use alu 20T center miter gear.100% fit.
It is 9804570 for DB-02 .
Nice fix. Make sure the gears are shimmed with very little play. Or you will strip gears. Now that those gears are metal. It could cause other problems if shimmed incorrectly
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Originally Posted by e58105419
Used 6.5t&LRP80999(3-6)(boost+turbo) the 51547 20t gear is broken only 1-time battery. ,but the 16T/40T bevel gear is ok~
Now
I use alu 20T center miter gear.100% fit.
It is 9804570 for DB-02 .
Nice find thanks!
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Old 04-23-2014, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeR
Nice find thanks!
In DB-02 manual,the 20T alu bevel gear(19804570) use 2x9 shaft (19808017).
Real can use 2x9.8 shaft (51444) on this 20T alu bevel gear.
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Old 04-23-2014, 08:34 PM
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Are those metal gears aluminum? There's no description on the package. If they are steel I would prefer to stay with the plastic stuff. Aluminum would be awesome
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Originally Posted by Juan Aveytia
Are those metal gears aluminum? There's no description on the package. If they are steel I would prefer to stay with the plastic stuff. Aluminum would be awesome
I think he said "...20T alu bevel gear..."
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I dunno, Tamiya says metal, but who knows... http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/58507leonis/
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typicalgear diff gear... similar to what comes in the mini gear diffs... i wouldnt expect them to be anything special... the 'special' gears have a bronze color to them.. and dont think those are alminum either. maybe a beter steel with a coating perhaaps..

good alternative nevertheless.
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I hope gear stripping isn't going to be a problem with the plastic gears, though I'll be running high turn motors.

For my build, I have bought:
Futaba 3pl FHSS Radio System
Futaba S9551 Low Profile Servo
Hobbywing Xerun V10 21.5t
Hobbywing Justock ESC (black)
Exotek Motor Mount Adaptor
2x Robinson Racing 52t 64p pinion
2x Robinson Racing 73t 64p spur

To complete the build, I need:
Tamiya TB04 Pro II Chassis
Extra Shims

I'm going to go through the tb04 manual and make a list of shims to buy. I'm guessing I will need to get all the different shims found in the drivetrain plus m3 sized shims for the suspension components

Edit: Bought more stuff, all I need is the chassis

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Ran my TB-04 today for the first time in anger.

1440 grams w/ lightweight Speed6, R1Wurks 13.5, Sweep Reedy Spec tires, spool, ball diff.

Holy smokes, what a great car right off the trailer. Wish I could of stayed and raced, but I had to go write payroll. Reedy race is going to be fun fun fun.
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I ran my TB04 also today first time with 13.5T
Team Powers Plutonium, w/LTCR Protoform, Muchmore tires and I agreed with Craigmba what a great car
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So how would you compare the tb04 to your other tamiya's?

I received the exotek motor adaptor, its a beautiful piece and feels very strong. My worries of the motor being unstable are gone
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http://www.tamiyausa.com/coming-soon...ssis-kit-84382

first (non cad) picture of tb04 pro V2, differences visible are the hex head screws and shiny blue rear cvd
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Originally Posted by TB03Racer09
So how would you compare the tb04 to your other tamiya's?

I received the exotek motor adaptor, its a beautiful piece and feels very strong. My worries of the motor being unstable are gone
Will the exotek mount be available in the UK?

I have a wide range of Tamiyas, the TB04 is a great car but its soooooooooooooooooooooo heavy. Its 100g over the minimum weight. This does make it handle well with the lower turn motors, but you have to gear it a little different to make up for the extra weight. I mainly race my 418 and use the tb04 as a back-up or just race it when I fancy a change.

Lap times are slower but the extra weight makes it slower on direction change, and there are no roll bars for it yet, that will help as the set-up range is limited without that for better corner speed.

If it was my main ride I would spend a bit more on the car to make it skinny (Carbon plastic chassis, titanium screws etc) but I cant justify it yet. I have fitted the 418 arms on the car and it didn't feel any different (although it was only a couple of races) if anything I was a little slower (although It might need heavier oil as it seemed to be too soft with those arms).
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