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Old 12-09-2007, 07:52 PM
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Had a chance to see this car first-hand today.... great refinements. No typical slop as well - it looks like Tamiya listened to all the complaints and built a car that improved the areas that needed to be fixed.

In rubber - this car is going to be a weapon, no doubt!
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Gizmo,

Does you steering turnbuckle hit the front rear suspention blocks when the steering is turned full left/right?

Mine does. I have checked and rechecked my building against the manual. All as per manual.

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Originally Posted by old-man
Gizmo,

Does you steering turnbuckle hit the front rear suspention blocks when the steering is turned full left/right?

Mine does. I have checked and rechecked my building against the manual. All as per manual.

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Are you using the inner or outer hole of the steering hub?
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This sucks, I pre-ordered mine from RC Champ, right next door to the Tamiya factory, and you people have already got them! Mine is not even on the way yet.
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Old 12-10-2007, 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by miccal
This sucks, I pre-ordered mine from RC Champ, right next door to the Tamiya factory, and you people have already got them! Mine is not even on the way yet.
patience young jedi your lightsaber is in delivery truck somewhere in japan
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patience young jedi your lightsaber is in delivery truck somewhere in japan
Yes I know. This will be my first brand new chassis, just getting impatient!
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Old 12-10-2007, 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by gizmo
hey all

We did some spool building today.

the "old" spool from the first 415 is not gonna fit the new 37 pulley`s
that`s the same problem we had with fitting the wide pitch pulley to the msx

you need the spool axle that comes with the MRE. then the 37 pulley is a perfect fit.

the sleeves don`t fit anymore, because the diff bearing holder is thicker.
you need to shave about 1mm .



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Hi, nice that the spool worked!
Just looked at the pictures again and thought that shaving the sleeves mayby isnīt the optimal solution as they can move and rub against the bearing holders. Instead file down the lip of the bearing holder ~1mm. Sure the bearing holder may get a little thin at the nobbs on the lowside but as the diffs on 416 is run in high heigth it shoudnt be problem. The bearing holders are the same ones that are used on 501x and they are ran low on that car.
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What's the biggest spur gear (64dp) that can be used?
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@ old men. set your droop, en the steering arms in the front setting, and check your ackerman-setting (3mm with flourin coated ball connectors and 4mm st.settingmanual setting.

@ Miccal. Iam sorry :-)

@ Mr orange. Iam not sure about shaving the bearing holders, Ill try the sleeves first, setting the spool in the low setting gives enough room for modifiding the sleeves, shaving the bearing holders makes it thinner, and with the force of a 3.5/4.0 turn under braking..?!?As soon a have a spare bearing holder Ill try, but for now ill stick with the sleeves. As I do have them spare.
Again thnx for thinking with us!

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Originally Posted by gizmo
@ old men. set your droop, en the steering arms in the front setting, and check your ackerman-setting (3mm with flourin coated ball connectors and 4mm st.settingmanual setting.

@ Miccal. Iam sorry :-)

@ Mr orange. Iam not sure about shaving the bearing holders, Ill try the sleeves first, setting the spool in the low setting gives enough room for modifiding the sleeves, shaving the bearing holders makes it thinner, and with the force of a 3.5/4.0 turn under braking..?!?As soon a have a spare bearing holder Ill try, but for now ill stick with the sleeves. As I do have them spare.
Again thnx for thinking with us!

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I guess tamiya will have to design either new bearing holders for the front or a completly new spool design for 416. Personally I believe that the modded bearing holders will hold up fine as they are supported by the bulkheads but only testing will reveal the truth. I have more doubts about the pulley being only supported by the screws. Otherwise keep up the good work on updating us on the 416!
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We are racing at a high speed track with a huge long straight,,
We are doing 90 km/p + Ill seen differend brand cars with broken spools or even broken front suspension,... under braking !!

Ill try to look up a movie of me, witch was made during a clubrace so you can see the insane speed we are racing at. (5cells)

So if Iam building a car or diff or spool it has to hold!! (well at least for 5min)

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Originally Posted by gizmo
We are racing at a high speed track with a huge long straight,,
We are doing 90 km/p + Ill seen differend brand cars with broken spools or even broken front suspension,... under braking !!

Ill try to look up a movie of me, witch was made during a clubrace so you can see the insane speed we are racing at. (5cells)

So if Iam building a car or diff or spool it has to hold!! (well at least for 5min)

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My outdoor hometrack is similar, 1/8 euro style
Found this in the TA05MS thread: http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...&postcount=718
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Old 12-10-2007, 12:14 PM
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Hi,

does anybody knows when its available in Germany?
I hope before x-mas
And when can we get the One-way?

greetz
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Originally Posted by Max Steiner
Hi,

does anybody knows when its available in Germany?
I hope before x-mas
And when can we get the One-way?

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It already should be in Germany.... We have him already in Holland. The kit comes with a one way... you might need the spool
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Old 12-10-2007, 12:29 PM
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where can I buy this kit online
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