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Old 05-15-2006, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Burlap
The car seems to have a low centre of gravity. And a bigger number in its title
LMAO!!
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Old 05-16-2006, 08:20 AM
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So are there any close up detail pictures for this car yet ??
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Old 05-16-2006, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by akuhon
Dear all,

Interesting new chassis.
Could you mention all new improvement over evo IV so far (roughly by looking the photo only).
I still consider it worth to wait and later compare with the Yoke's LCG.

Thanks for the info.
also has shorter suspension arms, and lighter bulkheads when compared to the evoIV
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Does anybody have a clear and close up pictures of the Evo 5 yet?

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Let me guess-28mm foam tires will hit the shocks and the steering levers?

I know Tamiya still doesnt give a fleas fart about foam tires!!

Cannot wait to see one of these. I was going to run a Ta05 for GT1 next year-but this is so much cooler.
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Old 05-16-2006, 11:32 AM
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we don`t care about foams over here in the UK
just rubber tyre`s
we are so selfish
like a storm in a tea cup or a fart in a space suit
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So, will this be a complete kit, including Sway bars, etc. without needing to buy anything else? I guess the only thing you'll need would be either a diff or spool of choice for the front, and some spare bevel and spur gears..
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Originally Posted by Nicadrauspro4
Does anybody have a clear and close up pictures of the Evo 5 yet?

you can see some pic over here about TB EVO 5 http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...69#post2367469
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some more pics from the 45th Shizuoka hobby show.

http://tamiya.com/japan/hobbyshow/re...ews1.htm#58371
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Pics says "full option" More bling already
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Originally Posted by John Doucakis
some more pics from the 45th Shizuoka hobby show.

http://tamiya.com/japan/hobbyshow/re...ews1.htm#58371
Love the look of the F-350
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Originally Posted by rtypec
Bring some extra dough to the Reedy Race...you may (or may not) be in for a suprise

The Evo5 is going to be good.
You selling your car at reedy?
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Old 05-18-2006, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
yes at the mo evo 4 runs 46mm shaft`s
will go down to 42mm shaft`s to accomodate new wishbone setup
As the photo from Japanese magazines, they still are using 46mm drive shaft for the new arm (it just 1mm shorter than the existing arm). May be they are using wider blocks such as1E or 1D to remains the width of the car unchanged.
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Originally Posted by rayhuang
Cannot wait to see one of these. I was going to run a Ta05 for GT1 next year-but this is so much cooler.
ray, like the yokomo car, this new tamiya will have a one piece lower bulkhead. it's a work of art in itself. and the aluminum diff halves will really make for an accurate driveline.

the twin deck issue of the lcg has been resolved on the yok tommy kramer sd car. it has a single deck at the height that the lower one was.
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