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Old 09-06-2013, 10:08 AM
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If your willing to pay almost 150 bucks more then overseas charges they have them in stock at tower.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...f101&search=Go
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TQ RC racing has TRF101 for $365 shipped.
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Old 09-06-2013, 01:53 PM
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Can someone explain the differences between tamiya 51346 and tamiya 53136 thrust bearings .....are they the same bearing ?...and one pack just comes with more pieces?
They are exactly the same bearing. The difference is that 51346 includes the spring washers and spacer used for mounting it on an F103. The complete thrust bearing assembly on an F103 is mounted inside the wheel, you need a thrust bearing assembly for each pair of rear wheels, so the pack includes all the parts needed.
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Old 09-06-2013, 05:38 PM
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tq has them in stock. http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ....asp?p_id=6372
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When gluing the tires, there's two different thickness lips on the Shimizu tires. Which side gets glued to the outside, the thick or thinner lip? I would think the wider lip since that has more lateral forces to deal with.

Overall the build has gone great, with the exception of me losing the spur gear spacer. When installing the one piece thrust bearing with the thrust balls, does it just replace the disk springs and differential spacer?

Getting my servo on Sunday and will hopefully get to drive by next Sunday. Thanks for the help on here so far ad I'm sure I'll run in to more as I get track time.
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Old 09-07-2013, 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris Brown
When gluing the tires, there's two different thickness lips on the Shimizu tires. Which side gets glued to the outside, the thick or thinner lip? I would think the wider lip since that has more lateral forces to deal with.

Overall the build has gone great, with the exception of me losing the spur gear spacer. When installing the one piece thrust bearing with the thrust balls, does it just replace the disk springs and differential spacer?

Getting my servo on Sunday and will hopefully get to drive by next Sunday. Thanks for the help on here so far ad I'm sure I'll run in to more as I get track time.
You just need to replace the 1150 bearing with the one piece thrust bearing.
The diff springs and spacer are still needed but the diff springs need to be mounted like this way )( (they need to be mounted the other way then stated in the manual)
If you would mount the diff springs as stated in the manual the thrust bearing wouldn't work well.
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Old 09-07-2013, 04:23 AM
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Has anyone fitted the exotek front end to the TRF and if so is it the same set-up as for the F104.

I'm over popping out aluminum balls from both top and bottom of the front arms so looking to go back to something more reliable while losing nothing in performance (steering wise).
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Old 09-07-2013, 08:52 AM
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What is the part # for the one piece
thrust bearing.
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Old 09-07-2013, 09:48 AM
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Take your pick from 51346 and 53136, whichever is available. 51346 gives you a spare pair of disk springs.
Originally Posted by terry.sc
They are exactly the same bearing. The difference is that 51346 includes the spring washers and spacer used for mounting it on an F103. The complete thrust bearing assembly on an F103 is mounted inside the wheel, you need a thrust bearing assembly for each pair of rear wheels, so the pack includes all the parts needed.
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Old 09-07-2013, 09:44 PM
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Hi.

How do you adjust the rear pod droop? Also, how does this affect the car's handling?

Thanks.
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The rear droop is first set with the spacers inside the pitch shock body. Set the droop to about 1 to 1.5 mm. Then you can adjust more by changing the piston rod length by turning the plastic part that goes on the ball joint.

More droop means more transfer of weight to front when the car slows. Too little weight transfer may cause understeer and too much may cause oversteer.

You want the front droop and rear droop within about 1 mm of each other.

Read in details here.
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I finally got the invoice from stellamodels, now i have to wait to get the car delivered and i look forward to build and to get it to the track.
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Anyone know where I can find the 3484043 Carbon Rear Shaft? TQ racing is out of stock on them. I don't know any other place that would have it. With out me ordering it over sea's and hoping I get here in the next 2 weeks.
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Got the car finished, just have to finish the body. Without the body, but with the wings, I'm coming in at 1016 grams. How much is the body going to add? I have weights from my offroad car and will play with adding weight once I can get to the track. Unfortunately he track I want to run at isn't open on two of my three days off. Thanks for the help with pointers about the car, they've helped a lot. I'm sure a lot more will come up with wheel time.
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Originally Posted by Chris Brown
Got the car finished, just have to finish the body. Without the body, but with the wings, I'm coming in at 1016 grams. How much is the body going to add? I have weights from my offroad car and will play with adding weight once I can get to the track. Unfortunately he track I want to run at isn't open on two of my three days off. Thanks for the help with pointers about the car, they've helped a lot. I'm sure a lot more will come up with wheel time.
Mines a porker as well. around 70 grams over weight. I am running a full 120A esc though with a 4 part cap. If you get a hobbywing jusstock or some low amp esc you can shave a bit off compared to the reventon there.
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