ritchie

sorry don't know what difuser used, but i'm sure he will post soon.

JimmyMac

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Surikarns 2004 Reedy Race setup is in the October issue of RC Car Action...

As for the Yokomo Diff.. I thought it was the Rear Diff that you used as it was centered in the yokomo car and the front was off set... Therefore... to work in the front of the 415.. you'd need to use the centered diff....

forty6

You need the rears. The fronts are off-set to one side. The rears are centered.

AMGRacer

Hi, I just bought the september issue, we wont have october here for 1 more month. Could you do me a favour and type the important parts of it out??

ritchie

yep, just checked the manual. you are correct. my bad
there are all in the same package so you will get what you need

Difuser

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Thanks for posting the numbers Ritchie.

AMG I am using the long arm set so I had the longer shafts. If you are using the old arms then this may not work.

AMGRacer

Thanks for the help guys, I have located the parts that I need. Does the Reedy race still have the no oneway rule? If so what did surikarn use?

JimmyMac

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I'll have to find the mag and scan it in for ya tomorrow AMG. Not ALL the info is in there. But enough of it is there to get the car in the general direction. Of course you'll need to tune the rest to your track. Hmm hold on.. lemme go look real quick... okay, it was in the bathroom..

Camber -1° F/R
Toe in - F/ 3°in R
RideHeight 4.5mm F/R
Pivot ball mount on knuckle Inside Hole F/ - R
Shock oil 300wt F/R (Tamiya)
2 hole piston F/R
Yellow Shock Spring F/R
Camber link ball stud washers 2.5mm inner F/R
Shock mount (tower) Outside hole F/R
Shock mount (arms) Middle hole F/ Inner hole R
Camber link mount - F/ Middle hole on carrier R
Arm mounts 1A F / 1A-1B R
Swaybar Yellow F/R
Driveshafts Universal Steel F/ CV axles (aluminium)R
Outdrives Steel F/ Plastic R
Chassis posts removed F/R
Diffs Spool F/ Ball R

His gearing was 27t/102t with a V2 7x1 Peak

Thats most of the info besides the White Belts, belt guide, and body (which I don't think it's the Protoform Strat in the pic).

That was the basic info, hope this helps. Gotta figure out your own droop and all that. It's not posted in there.

JimmyMac

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Reedy Race here has the "no oneway" rule. In the pics it looks like he had the SpeedtechRC spool. Which is what I run. It's very nice!! And well worth it!! I have one for my 415 and Yokomo SD.

SpeedTech

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Hi Guys,

Just a quick post, we should have some square products in stock tomorrow for the TRF415, website should be updated by tomorrow night

Steve Wang

p.s. thanks kilruf

Ballsie

Hi,

Is E4111499 - Speed Tech/E4P Tamiya TRF415 Locked Diff in essence a front differential for the 415?

T-man

A fixed spool is nothing more than a ridged axle, not a differential.

Ballsie

thanks T-man

TryHard

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No problem, it's good for me cause it's the budgie alternative (think the sound )

All I need now is a new B block, I think the bent one of mine is completly throwing out the rear suspension. I'm quite tempted to get a set of Evo4 Blocks, and retain the 415 ones if I decide I want to change the roll centre. Just one questionm though, is the evo4 E-block usable on the 415? I mean would it put the width out wider than 190mm (bear in mind I'm now using the 6mm wheel hexes, so pushing it close on the D rear block anyway). I guess you could just tune it with the std hexes and wheel spacers, and have the arms run as far out as possible.
Has anyone tried this?

Regards
Ed

TryHard

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just been looking at that Reedy race setup, looks like he was running the car fairly soft, what with yellow springs and low wt oil in the shocks. I guess there wasn't that much grip then?
Any info or pictures to show what suspension block he was running on the front of the car (the rear I can figure out).

Thanks for the info anyway.

Regards
Ed