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Old 06-12-2006, 06:54 PM
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How many screws need to be removed to access the front and rear diffs? Do any chassis or towers need to be removed? About how much time to get at them??

Man this car is hot!!! My SD took 2 screws for the rear and 2 for the front plus removal of the bumper
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Originally Posted by rcnewb2004
Is there any chance an Evo V can take a 112T 64p spur?
nope. it will stick out below the chassis. 100T would be the biggest is my guess. 96T is already very close.

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How many screws need to be removed to access the front and rear diffs? Do any chassis or towers need to be removed? About how much time to get at them??

Man this car is hot!!! My SD took 2 screws for the rear and 2 for the front plus removal of the bumper
7 total. 3 for the gear cover and 4 for the bulkhead. (front and back). if you dont run the gear covers, then just 4 screws.
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Hello

When can i buy the evo V lower steering linkage. and when can i buy the Evo V arms?

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Guys,

For those that need it, I've done an interactive pdf setup sheet for the Evo5.

Usual deal, just fill it in and print it out

You can get it HERE

It's about 2mb if that's a concern
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Thx Bender!

I only need the car now.... should get one in a few weeks. Anyone got any building tips for the TB EVO V?
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can you use the clear diff covers for the 4 on the 5?
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Originally Posted by rtypec
I tried installing an Evo4 spool and it looks like it won't work regardless of all the combinations of spacers that I used. Booo!
I just got an email from a driver saying that he got his to drop in. I'll go back and see if I was smoking crack when I tried using the spool
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
this is what i added:
- Ti and Aluminum screws
- all electronics (obviously )
- RW Racing 64P 96T spur
- alum. spring retainers (cannot really see it from the pix)

the rest is KIT/BOX stock.

rcnewb2004... yes the gearboxs are sealed. spur gear is the only thing exposed to debris (i also race on a parking lot track).
whats the std spur size? and whats the largest you can fit?
Just going to add a few more bits to my order... can't wait to get mine now

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Originally Posted by Hebiki
nope. it will stick out below the chassis. 100T would be the biggest is my guess. 96T is already very close.



7 total. 3 for the gear cover and 4 for the bulkhead. (front and back). if you dont run the gear covers, then just 4 screws.
really should read your other posts first... DOH!!!!
cheers, looks like i need to pick up a 98 or 96 spur.

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Originally Posted by TryHard
really should read your other posts first... DOH!!!!
cheers, looks like i need to pick up a 98 or 96 spur.

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you crack me up ed ... are you gonna do an evoV site? 415 site is dialed!

the car comes with two spurs.. 90T and 96T. crappy plastic quality though. so i threw in a RW Racing 96T spur right off the bat. The other went to Rod C... when he started to build his.

jhigga15.. i ASSUME that it wont fit since the evoV has a lower COG and the bulkheads sit lower. so the covers might be too tall.
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I don't see why not.... it's something I'll give some thought too... thanks for the kind words over the current one (still meaning to finish off the tips section, not done yet... oh well)

Just had a thought, with my new job, i have access to loads of facilities to do a pucka job on the chassis for this car.... I even have access to pre-preg carbon to build stuff, and mould making equipment... Mwhuaha!

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Originally Posted by TryHard
I don't see why not.... it's something I'll give some thought too... thanks for the kind words over the current one (still meaning to finish off the tips section, not done yet... oh well)

Just had a thought, with my new job, i have access to loads of facilities to do a pucka job on the chassis for this car.... I even have access to pre-preg carbon to build stuff... Mwhuaha!

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Ed.. COOL! can you cut me a TRF415MSX chassis and upper deck that accomodates the steering assembly from the EvoV

ill have an editable EvoV set up sheet soon. i have a 415MSX one if you want it for your site.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
Ed.. COOL! can you cut me a TRF415MSX chassis and upper deck that accomodates the steering assembly from the EvoV

ill have an editable EvoV set up sheet soon. i have a 415MSX one if you want it for your site.
hmm.... I like your thinking
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Default Spur and pinion protection

For those who are parking lot racers, or who are just concerned with spurs and pinions being chewed up by rocks and such, i found a very simply method which saved many spurs gears from death I've done this for more than 2 years now.

Just using scrap lexan from your body and mounting it on the screw next to the spur gear. I too race in parking lots and found that this saved my spur gear dramatically, probably reducing 98% of all rocks entering the danger zone

Here is my example on my evo4MS:
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Old 06-14-2006, 06:32 AM
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good Idea
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