Tamiya TB-Evolution III
#6976
CA something to the screw head to give you some purchase,OR
Remove(drill) the screwhead, lift off upper deck, hopefully there be enough screw stickin out to remove with pliers
Remove(drill) the screwhead, lift off upper deck, hopefully there be enough screw stickin out to remove with pliers
#6977
Tech Adept
I've been using a dremel with a fine tip bit to router out the parts of the round top screw so that I can put a flat head screw driver in to unscrew it.
This worked best for me.
This worked best for me.
#6978
OKay guys, ill try the ca glue thing and f that doesn't will have to resort to a drill or dremel. Will use a non electric drill probably like, may try borrowing one from school.
#6979
Tech Addict
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I usually have a round cutoff disc (1mm thick, fibre-reinforced) for my dremel that's basically ground down to a 1cm diameter handy in my box. This makes great marks for a small flathead screwdriver, and its cutting area is smaller than the head of the screw.
Just make sure you have a good grip on it to make sure it doesn't ride across the screw and hit the chassis anyway.. it only takes a couple seconds to make a deep enough mark to fit a small screwdriver.
Just make sure you have a good grip on it to make sure it doesn't ride across the screw and hit the chassis anyway.. it only takes a couple seconds to make a deep enough mark to fit a small screwdriver.
#6980
thanks everybody
i have ordered the shaft from my lhs.
the gears doesnt have any broken teeth will it be alright to use it still?
can anyone send me a good setup for asphalt and rubber tires? and possibly foams
i have ordered the shaft from my lhs.
the gears doesnt have any broken teeth will it be alright to use it still?
can anyone send me a good setup for asphalt and rubber tires? and possibly foams
#6981
Tech Regular
Tamiya 3H pistons
Hi, I run a different make of car(RDX) but have noticed people using 3H pistons. I assume these are three hole, what is the dia of the holes ? Many thanks Andy
Last edited by Andyg01; 06-27-2005 at 02:28 AM.
#6982
Just wondering. Does the tamiya DJ pro module suspension fit the evo III, Im pretty sure it has the same suspension as the TA04. But dont know if it works with the 04 either?
#6983
Hi, I run a different make of car(RDX) but have noticed people using 3H pistons. I assume these are three hole, what is the dia of the holes ? Many thanks Andy
#6984
I just picked up a used TB Evo III for $20. I don't plan on racing the car but I do want to get it running. It was missing a few parts (no shocks, diff instead of oneway), and I need to buy servo mounts for it, but for the life of me I can't find them. Where can I find servo mounts for this car? I tried speedtech and tower. Thanks.
#6985
$20! Ill buy it straight off for $30!. I have the Surikarn and it had the red alloy anodised mounts so they dont have a number. But bag A for the evo III (#50988) has 1 plastic mount I think. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=19168
#6986
Tech Apprentice
What are the ways to prevent the front one-way gear from stripping? I was told to replace it with aluminum gear. Does any one know the part number? Thanks.
#6988
Originally Posted by thecrow2k
$20! Ill buy it straight off for $30!. I have the Surikarn and it had the red alloy anodised mounts so they dont have a number. But bag A for the evo III (#50988) has 1 plastic mount I think. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=19168
#6989
Tech Lord
iTrader: (26)
Originally Posted by SoCalLosiRacer
Cool, thanks! I'm new to Tamiya so I'm not used to how they group their parts. That does look like a servo mount on the end of the parts tree.
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