3LikesTamiya TRF415
01-02-2005, 03:55 PM
#6121
hi guys im having trouble choosing either the 415 and the evo 4 im more leaning towards the 415 as it seems like the car needs less hop ups out of the box. i plan to get the std 415 not the ms edition
i was hoping you guys could share your knowledge and point and the flaws of the 415 out of the box.
all replies appreciated
i was hoping you guys could share your knowledge and point and the flaws of the 415 out of the box.
all replies appreciated
01-02-2005, 03:58 PM
#6122
Originally posted by tamiyadriver
yup... they stick to the outside rim of the pulley. i also figure that the adhesive indsie may attract the dirt that gets in there, and contain it too... maybe. good theory.
ill know more after this weekend...
yup... they stick to the outside rim of the pulley. i also figure that the adhesive indsie may attract the dirt that gets in there, and contain it too... maybe. good theory.
ill know more after this weekend...
Originally posted by TryHard
And too Arun and Tamiya driver, what sizes are you cutting you sheet? internal Diameter mainly. I've been looking at doing a similar thing with mine, but i notice the outdrives are slopped slightly, in exactly the place where I want to mount the sheets. how'd you get round this problem?
thanks in advance
Regards
Ed
And too Arun and Tamiya driver, what sizes are you cutting you sheet? internal Diameter mainly. I've been looking at doing a similar thing with mine, but i notice the outdrives are slopped slightly, in exactly the place where I want to mount the sheets. how'd you get round this problem?
thanks in advance
Regards
Ed
Last edited by Arun; 01-02-2005 at 04:05 PM.
01-02-2005, 03:58 PM
#6123
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Tryhard
The other car using 64dp std is the p*#4
See i did`nt actually say the car, so no flaming
X-ray need the bigger spurs cos of the 1.77 & meshing, just wanted a update on the 415, since they are becoming popular prs pinion go from 25-49, spurs 96,100,104
The other car using 64dp std is the p*#4
See i did`nt actually say the car, so no flaming
X-ray need the bigger spurs cos of the 1.77 & meshing, just wanted a update on the 415, since they are becoming popular prs pinion go from 25-49, spurs 96,100,104
01-02-2005, 06:22 PM
#6125
Originally posted by Racing4Evo
I'm not sure. I have to get ready for nitro racing in Vegas. I was there Saturday racing 19turn. I SUCK! I should've raced sportsman stock or intermediate.
I'm not sure. I have to get ready for nitro racing in Vegas. I was there Saturday racing 19turn. I SUCK! I should've raced sportsman stock or intermediate.
01-02-2005, 06:28 PM
#6126
Re: Kai Chassis parts
Originally posted by TryHard
hmm, just been looking at some of te Kai chassis parts avaliable for the 415 again, and I've noticed something thats put me off them (baring the expense).. theres only one mounting hole for the steering servo!
(at least on the flat bottom chassis anyway)
taken from rceasy.com
http://www.rceasy.com/images/news/kai/415fb06.jpg
It's daft, theres a variable slot hole near the centre line, but no outter hole, thats just rediculous.... I know you could use double sided tape, but i've never been comfortable with using servo tape for such an application (which is probably daft given it's name..)
Anyone used one of these chassis yet?
I did see a lwt chassis (with cutouts) that did have two mounting holes for the servo, but it was the LWT version, and I can't find out anymore information baring that on the RCeasy.com site.
Ed
hmm, just been looking at some of te Kai chassis parts avaliable for the 415 again, and I've noticed something thats put me off them (baring the expense).. theres only one mounting hole for the steering servo!
(at least on the flat bottom chassis anyway) taken from rceasy.com
http://www.rceasy.com/images/news/kai/415fb06.jpg
It's daft, theres a variable slot hole near the centre line, but no outter hole, thats just rediculous.... I know you could use double sided tape, but i've never been comfortable with using servo tape for such an application (which is probably daft given it's name..)
Anyone used one of these chassis yet?
I did see a lwt chassis (with cutouts) that did have two mounting holes for the servo, but it was the LWT version, and I can't find out anymore information baring that on the RCeasy.com site.
Ed
01-02-2005, 06:29 PM
#6127
Originally posted by MR JOLLY
Tryhard
The other car using 64dp std is the p*#4
See i did`nt actually say the car, so no flaming
X-ray need the bigger spurs cos of the 1.77 & meshing, just wanted a update on the 415, since they are becoming popular prs pinion go from 25-49, spurs 96,100,104
Tryhard
The other car using 64dp std is the p*#4
See i did`nt actually say the car, so no flaming
X-ray need the bigger spurs cos of the 1.77 & meshing, just wanted a update on the 415, since they are becoming popular prs pinion go from 25-49, spurs 96,100,104
01-02-2005, 07:31 PM
#6128
Anyone interested in a MS with 4 racedays on it? Titanium screws, locked pulley, heatsink beam, delrin outdrives. All CF has been sanded and sealed beautifully, has a nice shine to it just like the carbon parts. This will be able to be shipped on Wednesday, I have to race Tuesday again. No impacts, never broken a part.
01-02-2005, 07:44 PM
#6129
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Originally posted by Randy Caster
Anyone interested in a MS with 4 racedays on it? Titanium screws, locked pulley, heatsink beam, delrin outdrives. All CF has been sanded and sealed beautifully, has a nice shine to it just like the carbon parts. This will be able to be shipped on Wednesday, I have to race Tuesday again. No impacts, never broken a part.
Anyone interested in a MS with 4 racedays on it? Titanium screws, locked pulley, heatsink beam, delrin outdrives. All CF has been sanded and sealed beautifully, has a nice shine to it just like the carbon parts. This will be able to be shipped on Wednesday, I have to race Tuesday again. No impacts, never broken a part.
01-02-2005, 09:53 PM
#6131
Tech Rookie
HEy Guys anyone with the MS running Foam tires?
I have a couple guys running them in 19T foam just seeing if there are any things we can share..
I have a couple guys running them in 19T foam just seeing if there are any things we can share..
01-03-2005, 07:27 AM
#6132
Originally posted by V12
There are some vinyl diff covers from Team Atlas and they work very good.
There are some vinyl diff covers from Team Atlas and they work very good.
Here's the part# for the Atlas diff covers for the TRF415:
MH7-613 ATLAS TRF415 DIFF PROTECT SEAL
01-03-2005, 07:50 AM
#6133
Originally posted by razzo
Tamiyadriver, you need to bring the 415!
It's fastest Tamiya car on carpet. Far as oil, on 415 for rubber we were running 50F 40R with 2 hole pistons. Unfortunately I'll be running foams at Novak race, but 415 just rips on carpet with rubber. Way better then Evo3. Not sure about 4, since no one's runnnig one here locally. All local Tamiya cars are 415, running indoors on carpet with foam or rubbber.
Tamiyadriver, you need to bring the 415!
It's fastest Tamiya car on carpet. Far as oil, on 415 for rubber we were running 50F 40R with 2 hole pistons. Unfortunately I'll be running foams at Novak race, but 415 just rips on carpet with rubber. Way better then Evo3. Not sure about 4, since no one's runnnig one here locally. All local Tamiya cars are 415, running indoors on carpet with foam or rubbber. i ran the 415 most of this year, plus at TCS... lately, tho, i have had better success with the IV. thats why ill bring both!!!
01-03-2005, 08:16 AM
#6134
Originally posted by Randy Caster
I have 2 more MS kits
Now that I know a lot about the 415 from testing, I just want to build up a new car to start running.
I have 2 more MS kits
Now that I know a lot about the 415 from testing, I just want to build up a new car to start running.
Randy Caster, your so dialed!
