hanzo3

iTrader: (55)

Chris, you are funny. I need to visit tamiya soon.

CW22

iTrader: (110)

Yeah, I see you next time @ Tamiya.

Dusttt

iTrader: (144)

Will Robinson spurs fit the car?

mac853

Dear anyone:
Could somebody tell me what gears(48p or 64p) and fdr should use to run on 17.5 blinky class, please?

Best regards

CraigMBA

iTrader: (22)

What motor, how big a track?

mac853

Hi, not quite sure size, i never be there, but i could should the picture.http://rc-evo.com/xbbs/data/attachme...r9z6bfs1w0.jpg
In fact i didn't have yet car on hands.
About the motor, didn't buy yet, due homologation matter
But could you tell me which maximum spur could reach without touching motor mount, please?

best regards

Adsmotron

Mines in transit, anyone run this chassis in 13.5? If so would appreciate gearing suggestions

d16dcoe45

iTrader: (1)

This car looks very very tempting, but what's with the Tamiya obsession to have a transverse mounted motor in a shaft drive car? I know torque steer reduction will be mentioned but don't most of the Awsomatix drivers use a longitudinal motor mounting and do great with them? Seems to me that adding another 90 deg angle to power transmission negates some of the efficiency advantage that shaft drive offers.

It also pushes the motor mount/motor quite a bit towards the side of the chassit which is the opposite of where TC design has been heading.

cplus

iTrader: (11)

Aim for low 4's with most motors, assuming blinky. High 3's if the track is big. I run a 418 in 13.5T blinky on a rather larger track and run at 3.91 - and the car is no slouch.

Say, 66 spur, 40 pinion as a starter. Just realised the stock spur is also 66! Don't use it with a 48p pinion though, it will eat itself, it's tamiya metric 06 pitch, which is close, but not equal to 48p.

Tamiya don't make an 06 module pinion that is large enough from memory.

rtypec

iTrader: (2)

The Evo6 uses normal inner width spurs. An overall thin spur would be ideal. 418/BD7 inner width spurs will need a spacer. For 13.5 on a medium sized track, an 84 spur and 52 pinion will give you a starting point of 4.038 with plenty of room to adjust.

But hey...what do I know



PRS 84 with CRC 52

mac853

How maximum pinion gear could use it?

Best regards

rtypec

iTrader: (2)

Don't know, but I'd imagine that with the design of the mount, anything fits with the right pinion/spur combo. I choose an 84 spur for a range that'll let me use a 17.5 and 13.5. In the picture, you can see there is room in the motor screw slot for bigger pinions.

cplus

iTrader: (11)

Obviously plenty about soldering.

That's a very pretty joint to the battery plug

CW22

iTrader: (110)

Today my Evo 6 ran very smoothly.
Thank you for all the help from my Tamiya fanatic friends to do the set up.

JoeyE

iTrader: (45)

Do you still have that Muchmore Legend for sale? Software 1.23D correct? email me at [email protected]

Awesome paint btw.