Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
#9076
#9078
Tech Fanatic
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If anyone is interested in a 416x and spares here you go:http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...6x-spares.html
#9079
Tech Elite
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If anyone is interested in a 416x and spares here you go:http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...6x-spares.html
#9080
Tech Lord
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So the TOP axle pin holders are a direct fit on the 416. Basically, rather than use a setscrew to hold the cross pin in a CVD, this sleeve slides over it and holds everything together. It eliminates issues with pins coming loose, or setscrews backing out, stripping, etc. The only thing you have to be mindful of is that they increase the diameter of the axle ever so slightly, so you want to be careful none of the screws from your ball studs (or coming through the bottom of the steering block) are too long.
In addition to the reduced maintenance, they seem to free up the CVD's in the front a bit as well.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...der-Titanium-4
In addition to the reduced maintenance, they seem to free up the CVD's in the front a bit as well.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...der-Titanium-4
#9081
Does anyone have the part numbers for the Tamiya blue titanium turnbuckles for the front and rear camber links? Are they the same length too? Thanks in advance.
#9082
42118 for the camber links (32mm)
42120 for the steering links (42mm)
42122 is the wrench for these.
#9083
Tech Master
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So the TOP axle pin holders are a direct fit on the 416. Basically, rather than use a setscrew to hold the cross pin in a CVD, this sleeve slides over it and holds everything together. It eliminates issues with pins coming loose, or setscrews backing out, stripping, etc. The only thing you have to be mindful of is that they increase the diameter of the axle ever so slightly, so you want to be careful none of the screws from your ball studs (or coming through the bottom of the steering block) are too long.
In addition to the reduced maintenance, they seem to free up the CVD's in the front a bit as well.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...der-Titanium-4
In addition to the reduced maintenance, they seem to free up the CVD's in the front a bit as well.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...der-Titanium-4
#9084
#9085
Tech Elite
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#9088
I was also a little concerned about that, so I just put a little dab of tamiya anti wear grease on the axle before I slid the sleeve over the axle. They haven't moved yet so it works.