Outtacontrol58

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[QUOTE=PW;11130788]I don't think so; but we do have plans for a Finnisher-E body.



OK Awesome even better. Any ETA on that Paul? I guess i might have to run this crappy nitro body that came with the kit lol

LThompson37

Posted this in the race thread, but this is a little more active. What is the schedule for the Clash, I have seen practice on the 20, while other places I have seen say the 21-23?

MarkA

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Any plans for a Finnisher body for the Tamiya TRF201?

PW

We are hoping to have them for the JConcepts Clash; end of sept.

Not yet.

JConcepts Clash schedule - Click Here

Sorry, no plans.

-WHEELMAN-

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Jake Thayer (think the spelling is correct) runs one on his not sure which one he made fit looks like b4.1 judging by the nose, looks decent!!

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Matt Trimmings

iTrader: (170)

Correct, it's a B4.1 Finnisher that Jake runs.

Wildcat1971

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just picked up some Double dd's and groovys in green compound for my B4 WC. How would you suggest trimming the foams?

Odin544

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depends on track conditions just like tire choice and compound.

elecRC23

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What about buggys?

Wildcat1971

iTrader: (84)

out door medium grip wet clay.

PW

I run the full foam in the rear. In the front, I use rear foam narrowed 1/4" and then inner & outer edges trimmed. If you need more steering, the stock front foam uncut works well.

I'm not sure and will have to look into that.

Wildcat1971

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ok, so trimming the outside edges gives more steering. good to know. I always trimmed in inside edge to help the bead seat better and the outside edge to round the foam, but was never sure why.

PW

That's not what I was trying to say. I mentioned trimming the edge on the rear foam for the front because we are basically stuffing an insert that is to big into the tire. This gives a more forgiving feel than running the stock softer foam that comes with the front tire.

Wildcat1971

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ok, sorry. so you leave the rear foams alone and just glue up the tires. Then use rear foams in the front cut to 3/4 and edges trimmed.

PW

Correct; it doesn't hurt if you want to trim the inner edge to help with the bead.