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Old 02-18-2009, 01:46 PM
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Thats a good idea. Keep it nice and simple and only run 100 tooth spur. Thanks for taht info!

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Old 02-19-2009, 01:46 PM
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hey guys for 13.5 foam. whats a good starting point for fdr.

duo based.

track is 100 x 40
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by vic0280
hey guys for 13.5 foam. whats a good starting point for fdr.

duo based.

track is 100 x 40
I'm running about the same size track, 13.5. duno the fdr off the top but 100spur/45pinion 64p with tires at 55.5-56mm..rollout around 40ish mm.
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is this car much better than the ft tc4?
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Old 02-20-2009, 03:14 AM
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Originally Posted by gentleman81
is this car much better than the ft tc4?
yes the steerig is much improved and there is no tourque steer cause eveything is inline
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Originally Posted by speedsterblade
I'm running about the same size track, 13.5. duno the fdr off the top but 100spur/45pinion 64p with tires at 55.5-56mm..rollout around 40ish mm.
39.58 (56mm)
You can go to gearchart.com and use that to help with rollout. I usually print out a couple sheet ahead and that way I have everything right in front of me

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Old 02-20-2009, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by mr crum
yes the steerig is much improved and there is no tourque steer cause eveything is inline
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First time out w/ the box stock Foam kit setup, I was .3 faster w/ the tc5 over my tc4ft (comp'n fastest lap to fastest lap)...AND like crum stated....NO torque steer like the shaft driven cars! stock setup was ok but I think it can be alot better, trying Keven's birds setup soon.

I love mine over the tc4ft! the only think I don't like but all the good TC cars are like this, is the motor layout...stickn out the side. I think the motor layout/weight distrubution of the tc4/3s is a more centralized design. ..nobody (hardly) runs old nimh packs and manufactors need to get to a more 'mass centralized' layout w/ all the options/sizes lipos can be made. hopefully the next gen of TC chassis's won't be tied to old nimh pack thinking. I'm no expert but mass centralization is in all forms of scale racing for some time now...and it works. RC needs to catch up!
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Old 02-20-2009, 08:54 AM
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Ever looked at a losi jrxs-r or the team Magic E4. They are very centralized. Forgot the old pro 3. http://www.hpiracing.com/kits/pro3/p3-m.htm They stop making many years ago.

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First time out w/ the box stock Foam kit setup, I was .3 faster w/ the tc5 over my tc4ft (comp'n fastest lap to fastest lap)...AND like crum stated....NO torque steer like the shaft driven cars! stock setup was ok but I think it can be alot better, trying Keven's birds setup soon.

I love mine over the tc4ft! the only think I don't like but all the good TC cars are like this, is the motor layout...stickn out the side. I think the motor layout/weight distrubution of the tc4/3s is a more centralized design. ..nobody (hardly) runs old nimh packs and manufactors need to get to a more 'mass centralized' layout w/ all the options/sizes lipos can be made. hopefully the next gen of TC chassis's won't be tied to old nimh pack thinking. I'm no expert but mass centralization is in all forms of scale racing for some time now...and it works. RC needs to catch up!

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Here's a fact of physics: Long and skinny has more rotational inertia than square.
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Old 02-20-2009, 06:19 PM
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Does anyone know what Hebert is running for lipo weight and where its being placed on the chassis?
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If anyone is looking for a nice TC5R with lots of spares and lots of upgrades (ceramic bearings, ceramic diff balls, integy parts, yokomo belt, and more) I have one for sale in the for sale forum:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...tup-plate.html

Also have a PPD setup plate for sale in the same thread. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by or8ital
If anyone is looking for a nice TC5R with lots of spares and lots of upgrades (ceramic bearings, ceramic diff balls, integy parts, yokomo belt, and more) I have one for sale in the for sale forum:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...tup-plate.html

Also have a PPD setup plate for sale in the same thread. Thanks.
i hit u up on ur thread
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For a 17.5, I know a FDR of around 3 is a good starting point. What Spur gears, 64 Pitch, work with the TC5 to get this FDR?

Thanks in advance,
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This SHOULD help ya.


http://www.gearchart.com/index.cfm?f...n=chart.create
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Originally Posted by motorhead68
Does anyone know what Hebert is running for lipo weight and where its being placed on the chassis?
The last time I checked Keven was running the PPD Billet lipo ballast kit.
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