Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
#4276
How's the Orion Brushless motor? in comparison...
#4277
Tech Initiate
i need a 416 world edition
Can anyone tell me, where something like this is available ?
Can anyone tell me, where something like this is available ?
#4279
#4280
#4281
but unknow what time have second lot .
lower deck , motor mount & center post are instock !
Tamiya
416WE upper deck was sold out !
if before was order upper deck in other co. ,
i'm think need contact what time can send to you or refund !
#4282
For anyone interested I will have an application available of my "Custom Cut Urethane Chassis Protector" for the TRF416 #49495 chassis soon. PM me or check out link in my signature.
#4283
I just noticed this, when I lifted my car (steering neutral/straight) and put it on throttle, the car drive train is very smooth, as soon as I apply left or right steering everything seems to vibrate and I can see the front belt flaps too. Is this normal? because of the front spool?? Is there a way to reduce this vibration?
#4284
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
It's the same with any car, as the front joints are not true CV's. You won't find this will affect the car on track, the plastic spool joints help to absorb a lot of the vibration. Also, you shouldn't need to be running too much lock, around 17degrees should be the maximum you'll need.
HiH
Ed
HiH
Ed
#4285
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
well, I finally got round to doing the roll centre calculator this evening, didn't take too long in the end
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
#4286
Tech Lord
iTrader: (26)
well, I finally got round to doing the roll centre calculator this evening, didn't take too long in the end
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
can you explain the values in your calculator... so if the rear static roll center is at -5... then i change values and it comes up to -2... does that mean the car is rolling less? more?
i guess the question is, what does it mean when the value gets closer to 0?
hope that makes sense.
- Chris
#4287
well, I finally got round to doing the roll centre calculator this evening, didn't take too long in the end
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
Whats up with that ? Am I doing something wrong ? Excel huh... damn,
but i still cant extract it .
#4289
Tech Champion
iTrader: (34)
well, I finally got round to doing the roll centre calculator this evening, didn't take too long in the end
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
Find it attached.. it's excel only atm though I'm afraid, can't get Open Office to deal with some parts of it. You should be able to use it with the Excel viewer avaliable through Micro$oft though.
HiH
Ed
#4290
Is there another place I can d/l it ?
ED!?