Tamiya TB-Evolution III
#2821
I drove my Evo 3-S for the first time this weekend and I think it is faster.( outdoor asphalt)
With the same setup I drove 0.2-0.3 s faster per lap than with my standard Evo 3. I contribute this to the new upper deck camber link, the car felt much more responsive.
But I still manage to break a oneway gear when I had full contact with a barrier.
With the same setup I drove 0.2-0.3 s faster per lap than with my standard Evo 3. I contribute this to the new upper deck camber link, the car felt much more responsive.
But I still manage to break a oneway gear when I had full contact with a barrier.
#2822
Tech Apprentice
Originally posted by Holmenkollen
But I still manage to break a oneway gear when I had full contact with a barrier.
But I still manage to break a oneway gear when I had full contact with a barrier.
#2823
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Re: Novak Brushless Powered EVO
Originally posted by KiwiKid
Earlier posted under the Singapore racers forum.
Earlier posted under the Singapore racers forum.
Last edited by madjack; 07-08-2003 at 06:46 PM.
#2824
Originally posted by davioh
what does Ti stand for anyways? Ti screws..? titanium? anyways i hav stainless steal ones that my dad got me...30 or so of each and for less than 10 hk...Ti screw set...like 100 or 200 hk? dunno but expensive!
another thing...does the spur gear carbon plate look like the one way carbon plate? and the one way carbon plate is awesome...you can get it so much tighter without bending the gear ring..so good! and is there a aluminium upper deck holder thats blue? red would make my car look really weird (it has blue unishafts, heat sink..so on
what does Ti stand for anyways? Ti screws..? titanium? anyways i hav stainless steal ones that my dad got me...30 or so of each and for less than 10 hk...Ti screw set...like 100 or 200 hk? dunno but expensive!
another thing...does the spur gear carbon plate look like the one way carbon plate? and the one way carbon plate is awesome...you can get it so much tighter without bending the gear ring..so good! and is there a aluminium upper deck holder thats blue? red would make my car look really weird (it has blue unishafts, heat sink..so on
the reason Ti screws cost more is because they are lighter and stronger than any metal(that i know of).
I've got the new front and rear shock towers, and the new upper camber links, and yes they are blue! WOOHOO! i'm going to be trying them out this weekend, maybe even get some pics for you guys if ya want?
i haven't upgraded my lower deck to 3mm yet, i'm going to wait until its more damaged.
#2825
What´s about the new shock towers? Are there different shockpositions than the stock ones?
#2826
Originally posted by V12
What´s about the new shock towers? Are there different shockpositions than the stock ones?
What´s about the new shock towers? Are there different shockpositions than the stock ones?
i bought them because i thought that they were 3mm, but nope they are the same, but i really wanted the wider body posts too, so it wasn't a total waste of money.
#2827
Originally posted by GTMilenko
Ti= "Ti"tanium
the reason Ti screws cost more is because they are lighter and stronger than any metal(that i know of).
I've got the new front and rear shock towers, and the new upper camber links, and yes they are blue! WOOHOO! i'm going to be trying them out this weekend, maybe even get some pics for you guys if ya want?
i haven't upgraded my lower deck to 3mm yet, i'm going to wait until its more damaged.
Ti= "Ti"tanium
the reason Ti screws cost more is because they are lighter and stronger than any metal(that i know of).
I've got the new front and rear shock towers, and the new upper camber links, and yes they are blue! WOOHOO! i'm going to be trying them out this weekend, maybe even get some pics for you guys if ya want?
i haven't upgraded my lower deck to 3mm yet, i'm going to wait until its more damaged.
#2829
GTMilenko
Titanium, is by far not the lightest metall.
But it is very hard.
End therefor we mostly can use less material, as opposed to using other metall
An easy example of a lighter metall would be aluminium!
Titanium, is by far not the lightest metall.
But it is very hard.
End therefor we mostly can use less material, as opposed to using other metall
An easy example of a lighter metall would be aluminium!
#2830
Originally posted by PizzaDude
GTMilenko
Titanium, is by far not the lightest metall.
GTMilenko
Titanium, is by far not the lightest metall.
#2831
Originally posted by davioh
the blue upper deck thingy?? were they the square ones?
the blue upper deck thingy?? were they the square ones?
#2832
Originally posted by DOTMAN
diavioh - where did you get your parts from?
diavioh - where did you get your parts from?
#2833
Originally posted by GTMilenko
No.
No.
#2834
Re: Re: Novak Brushless Powered EVO
Thanks.
I agree, the heatsink was stuck on the motor because I don't like the purple novak strip on the engine as it doesn't go with the red or blue anodized parts (I confess it is all about image). I have yet to try it yet, but if the heatsink does get too hot where I intend to run, I will install a cool fan for it.
I agree, the heatsink was stuck on the motor because I don't like the purple novak strip on the engine as it doesn't go with the red or blue anodized parts (I confess it is all about image). I have yet to try it yet, but if the heatsink does get too hot where I intend to run, I will install a cool fan for it.
Originally posted by madjack
Wow! Very nice looking car, but I doubt that you will need the heat sink on the motor Maybe a fan on the top of the ESC heat sink due to the high run temps.
Wow! Very nice looking car, but I doubt that you will need the heat sink on the motor Maybe a fan on the top of the ESC heat sink due to the high run temps.
#2835
Originally posted by davioh
original tamiya?
original tamiya?