Tamiya TB-Evolution III
09-30-2003, 10:59 AM
#4113
Re: Re: bulkhead or ring gear ?
Originally posted by Sydewynder
Rog
Their nitro cars like the TGX is shaft driven yet has a 3 piece system just like the TC3/SD. Why did Tamiya go to a 1 piece drive shaft system on the EVO 3.
Rog
Their nitro cars like the TGX is shaft driven yet has a 3 piece system just like the TC3/SD. Why did Tamiya go to a 1 piece drive shaft system on the EVO 3.
I know exactly what you mean about the TGX
I own the Tamiya 1/10 TG10r and 1/8 TGR. both have 3 peice drive shafts like the TGX, and are bomb proof. Never had a problem with them. Matter of fact the 1st TB Evolution was based off of the TG10r. I beleive the Tech Racing drive shaft should be a sure fire fix. Can't wait to get my hands on one
09-30-2003, 11:03 AM
#4114
Re: Gear Saver
Originally posted by charlie_b
He will probably go in production on this part very soon I think it will go for about the $6-$10 range. I am not sure..it is really up to him.
He will probably go in production on this part very soon I think it will go for about the $6-$10 range. I am not sure..it is really up to him.
09-30-2003, 01:31 PM
#4117
Tech Adept
Re: Re: Where can we buy it?Please let me know if you know where.I am desperate now!
Originally posted by audiaudi
I may have it in stock. let me check.
I may have it in stock. let me check.
Your e-mail or website? -----> PM me.
Thanks
SSL
09-30-2003, 02:06 PM
#4118
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by trf racer
rick i fought you was getting an sd?
rick i fought you was getting an sd?
10-01-2003, 08:24 AM
#4119
Surikarn!
Hi Guys,
I've just ordered an EVO 3 Surikarn and as this is my first step into Electric cars (only driven Nitro until now) I'm looking for some suggestions about what servos, ESCs, recievers and motors you guys would recommend for this car.
Thanks, Mark.
I've just ordered an EVO 3 Surikarn and as this is my first step into Electric cars (only driven Nitro until now) I'm looking for some suggestions about what servos, ESCs, recievers and motors you guys would recommend for this car.
Thanks, Mark.
10-01-2003, 08:34 AM
#4120
Mark-really, it is your choice. You do not need a super fast servo, but it is your preference. As far as esc, probably a smaller one to save some space like the LRP Quantum Comp. As far as motors, check out the ones your local track runs..whether they are 27 turn, 23 turn, 19 turn or lower. Either way, get what yiour budget allows, you can always upgrade later.
10-01-2003, 08:55 AM
#4121
From my point of view, a fast servo would be up there at the top of the list for electronics. Makes the response of the car much better (although it will be better than a nitro car no matter what) and they are more precise with better centering.
10-01-2003, 09:05 AM
#4122
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the replies.
I can't check down at my local electric track at the moment, as it is still being built
The other tracks I go to are Nitro only, or better said, no one races electric there
Are there motor manufacturers that you'd recommend or others which you would say I should avoid? I would like to do a little competition this winter here in Germany, so I can probably check out some info on the Tamiya website.
Cheers, Mark.
Thanks for the replies.
I can't check down at my local electric track at the moment, as it is still being built
The other tracks I go to are Nitro only, or better said, no one races electric there
Are there motor manufacturers that you'd recommend or others which you would say I should avoid? I would like to do a little competition this winter here in Germany, so I can probably check out some info on the Tamiya website.
Cheers, Mark.
10-01-2003, 09:51 AM
#4125
Tech Racing Drive Shaft
Here's a pic of the Tech Racing Drive Shaft taken by Rick Draper
