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Old 09-20-2007, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
nice to hear that 05ms is very good.. what piston hole do you used?
I haven't tried my 05ms in asphalt.. we will be there at Futaba Cup.
I am using the manual setup so maybe it's the one with 3 holes?... Not sure though... Hehehe... Okay, see you soon in Futaba Cup!
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
nice to hear that 05ms is very good.. what piston hole do you used?
I haven't tried my 05ms in asphalt.. we will be there at Futaba Cup.
400wt tamiya oil with 3 hole pistons has never failed me on asphalt/rubber tire racing.

you can always go up to 500wt/400wt with the same 3 hole pistons.. or even go up to 500wt all around if the traction is high.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
400wt tamiya oil with 3 hole pistons has never failed me on asphalt/rubber tire racing.

you can always go up to 500wt/400wt with the same 3 hole pistons.. or even go up to 500wt all around if the traction is high.
how about in cement track? we are in cement track right now with some uneven surface?
how many holes should i use? oil wt?
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Old 09-21-2007, 05:58 PM
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It all depends on how much traction is available. You need to tune based on that.

Dampening plays a large part in how quickly the suspension will compress and decompress. If you use the same shock oil, less holes=slower moving suspension, more holes=faster moving suspension.

But there's also the issue of "pack" which I don't understand completely; I don't even know how applicable it is to rc touring. Maybe someone can enlighten us on the topic.
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
how about in cement track? we are in cement track right now with some uneven surface?
how many holes should i use? oil wt?
Where do you race bro? In walter mart?
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Originally Posted by Xanavi_R34
Where do you race bro? In walter mart?
nope, cement race track Super Amigo in cabanatuan city it's a tight track with a stretch and a sweeping left after the stretch then tight corners after the sweeping corner.. are you using spool right now? if yes, how much?
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
nope, cement race track Super Amigo in cabanatuan city it's a tight track with a stretch and a sweeping left after the stretch then tight corners after the sweeping corner.. are you using spool right now? if yes, how much?
oh... I think two piston holes would be good for your track with 300wt oil...

And I am not using spool yet... But the spool here in our LHS cost at exactly 1k... With the wide pitch version... I don't know though how much with the not wide pitch version...
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Originally Posted by Xanavi_R34
oh... I think two piston holes would be good for your track with 300wt oil...

And I am not using spool yet... But the spool here in our LHS cost at exactly 1k... With the wide pitch version... I don't know though how much with the not wide pitch version...
is the 1k spool is for 05ms? im planning to get one.
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
is the 1k spool is for 05ms? im planning to get one.
You could always make your own spool with an old differential and some epoxy.

I think the JRX-S kit came with some sandpaper discs that you could use to make a temporary spool with the stock diff.

I have the regular TA05 spool and the only difference to a "homemade" spool is that it's all steel which is hard on the driveshaft pins.
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Originally Posted by Double Quattro
You could always make your own spool with an old differential and some epoxy.

I think the JRX-S kit came with some sandpaper discs that you could use to make a temporary spool with the stock diff.

I have the regular TA05 spool and the only difference to a "homemade" spool is that it's all steel which is hard on the driveshaft pins.
maybe I will be having some trouble if I will made my own spool. because I don't have any old differentials and the teeth of differentials will be the issue..

about the ta05 spool, is i a direct fit for 05ms except its not wide pitch?
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Yup, it fits right in.
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Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
maybe I will be having some trouble if I will made my own spool. because I don't have any old differentials and the teeth of differentials will be the issue..

about the ta05 spool, is i a direct fit for 05ms except its not wide pitch?
It is a direct fit. I am pretty sure you can also use the one-way wide pitch pulley on the spool. I left the standard one on because I thought more teeth would help prevent the belt from skipping under hard braking....but who am I kidding, I don't use brakes anyway

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=53936
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thank you guys.
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Quattro is right. I've been using the wide pitch one-way pulley on my spool.
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Originally Posted by HI_808
Quattro is right. I've been using the wide pitch one-way pulley on my spool.
wow.. thats nice..
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