Tamiya F104 Version 2
#408
Tech Apprentice
i understand the tamiya not good on the carpet...but i'm using tire warmer and it do get a lot of traction. even sometime traction roll...
lets hope the tcs will be available soon in my country..what will be the good set up..
thanks
#409
RedBullFixx: you seem to have the same servo as me, Futaba BLS-551: How much shims under the servo saver for no bumpsteer AND how far forward or back for correct ackerman?
#410
Tech Champion
iTrader: (22)
well i'm using the second picture tire...the tcs and shimizu not available in my country.....
i understand the tamiya not good on the carpet...but i'm using tire warmer and it do get a lot of traction. even sometime traction roll...
lets hope the tcs will be available soon in my country..what will be the good set up..
thanks
i understand the tamiya not good on the carpet...but i'm using tire warmer and it do get a lot of traction. even sometime traction roll...
lets hope the tcs will be available soon in my country..what will be the good set up..
thanks
Pit shimizu 0571 and 0572 are good tires, and available from many online shops. That would be a good substitute for the TCS tires.
#411
Tech Champion
iTrader: (34)
No noticeable bump steer
I probably should have more shim like your car, but the transponder is in the way
Your build looks good to me, just remember to keep at least 2mm of droop up front when adjusting ride height (by using the droop shims on the lower A-Arms)
Sometimes more is better, I've run 4+mm on low grip tracks to get the chassis to roll more
#412
I've got the servo moved all the way forward in the plastic servo mounts, with 2mm shims on the links
No noticeable bump steer
I probably should have more shim like your car, but the transponder is in the way
Your build looks good to me, just remember to keep at least 2mm of droop up front when adjusting ride height (by using the droop shims on the lower A-Arms)
Sometimes more is better, I've run 4+mm on low grip tracks to get the chassis to roll more
No noticeable bump steer
I probably should have more shim like your car, but the transponder is in the way
Your build looks good to me, just remember to keep at least 2mm of droop up front when adjusting ride height (by using the droop shims on the lower A-Arms)
Sometimes more is better, I've run 4+mm on low grip tracks to get the chassis to roll more
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#414
I recently purchased and built a F104 the Ferrari edition. I was wondering what are the essential upgrades i need to make this thing race proof?
I have the aluminum motor mount, tamiya diff upgrade, and carbon rear shaft.
I have the aluminum motor mount, tamiya diff upgrade, and carbon rear shaft.
#415
Put the stock rear axle back in, add the high traction t-bar and center shock. Turbuckkes for the front are also nice but not needed.
#417
Mark