Tamiya TRF415
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Originally Posted by hierog
i finished building my msx, put it on the setting board and started to adjust toe/camber etc. However, in order to get the settings correct, my right turnbuckle which adjusts toe is significantly longer compared to the left, which makes the turning radius turning right much larger than turning left. it's weird in that this is how it must be set in order to keep my toe/camber combination correct!! the turnbuckles are both the same size, so i am even more baffled.
any suggestions before i build another set of turnbuckles?
thanks
vic
any suggestions before i build another set of turnbuckles?
thanks
vic
You can see that the right wheel (left side looking at the pic!!) is turning outwards while the left wheel is straight.
maybe i'm too tired to see the problem!!
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Your servo trim is not adjusted properly.
Originally Posted by trf_racer
Your servo trim is not adjusted properly.
What he said. You need to et your sevo horn straight up, then make sure your steering rack is straight, then you make the tie rods straight.
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Originally Posted by RayWarner
What he said. You need to et your sevo horn straight up, then make sure your steering rack is straight, then you make the tie rods straight.
Like this:
Originally Posted by bender
Exactly!
Like this:
Like this:
Your good you!
hey what mm lower deck is better to use on the msx
For what surface?
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TESTing
Originally Posted by mini master
hey what mm lower deck is better to use on the msx
Just my 2$
Originally Posted by mini master
hey what mm lower deck is better to use on the msx
smooth asphalt
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[QUOTE=mini master]smooth asphalt[/QUOTE
I would use 2.5 mm...Since the MSX is design mainly for asphalt racing and 2.5 is what they came out after R&D.
I would use 2.5 mm...Since the MSX is design mainly for asphalt racing and 2.5 is what they came out after R&D.
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Originally Posted by maxepower
You bought two spools! I've been wondering if there is any aftermarket company that just sells the delrin outdrives that will fit the Tamiya spool. If not then I will have to buy replacement spools just for the outdrives! I like the delrin outdrives, very smooth and improves turning because it's not as likely to chatter like the steel ones! I tried the steel outdrives on my 415 that was from the TA05 spool and it chatters at full throw. Anybody knows of replacement delrin outdrive or that maybe modified to work, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance!
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...&postcount=339
HiH
Ed
is there a hopup for the front outdrive (drive cup) for the one way diff? a lighter Blue aluminium outdrive?
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i would not do that. due to the stress of the one way, you would eat up the aluminium in no time..
i found this. not sure if this is what i want