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Old 05-10-2011, 12:57 PM
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Yep crabboy I have the white gasket and what are X rings. Thanks for the help.

Elliot why do you prefer a lower wind motor with no boost.
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:42 AM
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Wow fast motors, our track is mid size and the popular choice here is a 5t LRP occta wind, again with no boost.

One question for you Elliot can you make the cars drive out of corners better/less wheel spin through car set up, if we were to use a 4t it would wheel spin from one corner to the next, what's your tips.
Our track is medium traction def not high traction.

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I think crabboy's post should help you
Im not really sure how you can stop the leaking im afraid...

I think if you use an SP motor, you could try 4.0 or 4.5, if you use like an Orion motor, use 4.5 I think you should use the standard 205 mod software
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Old 05-11-2011, 12:10 PM
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@kiloolli
Good to hear, let me know if the new screws help
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I had found the Tweak Problem, at the upper deck i had at the front and the rear one nose superglue what is left over from the seal. This nose pressed against the Bulkheads and make the tweak. I had make the ending polish and the tweak is away. I had search this problem over two weaks, I have the car set up 3 times before i found the Problem, I shame

Come you to the ETS in Apeldoorn???
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Old 05-12-2011, 08:33 AM
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@ charl mac
I find that normally, no boost software with a lower wind motor has a smoother feeling than boost.

However, maybe you can try both as my Orion speedo has a turbo feature on the mod software which I use

@crabboy
For a small track, an LRP 5.0 should be ok
you can make the car drive better out of corners by using a little more rear toe (like 3.5) but then you will lose a little steering in the corner. It can be important to make sure the car isnt too overpowered You could also turn the speedo punch down maybe so that the bottom end feeling is softer but still with good top speed.

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Good to hear that you have found the tweak problem
Unfortunately I can't make the ETS Netherlands as I have many exams. But I will be in Andernach if you are there?
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Old 05-12-2011, 09:33 AM
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Unfortunately I can't make the ETS Netherlands as I have many exams. But I will be in Andernach if you are there?
Hello Elliott,

Yes I´m in Andernach, but only Saturday and Sunday, at Friday my Son leaves the School and we have Party and Saturday we have Party in Andernach. My way to Andernach has 80Km, I drove with Marc and Toni since they were very young.

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Kentech - Great pics! Waiting on my 417 kit still, as soon as the revised kits arrive at Tamiya USA I'll be back running sedan.
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Old 05-13-2011, 09:23 PM
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Hello,

I am quite happy with the Spec-R Diffs. Only one out of 4 is leaking a little bit.

When there are traction problems, I am hardening the rear oil to approx 1000cst. Last weekend I drove 1000cst with a 5.0 octa, and it felt quite good.

Anyway, I am also waiting for the Tamiya Diffs. I think they will be a little bit earlier available than the revised kits.

See you in Apeldoorn!
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Any one going to the open club race at Apeldoorn the 22th?
Good practice for ETS

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Old 05-14-2011, 04:53 PM
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Whats up with all the talk about using HPI springs on the TRF417 do they fit or are they to big. Thanks
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Old 05-14-2011, 05:35 PM
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Yes HPI springs are a little bit bigger then the tamiya spings. There is a fix for it Tamiya has new Larger Diameter Retainers. Part number 42192

http://cgi.ebay.com/42192-TAMIYA-TRF...item2eb5039e93
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Dose the HPI springs work better then the stock springs. I just got my TRF417
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Old 05-14-2011, 07:29 PM
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Im still waiting on my spings. This is what Kendal wrote

I've tested the HPI silver spring today, I noticed a little more speed in high speed corner, nothing more, nothing less. Well, seems to be better anyway, so I keep them

In medium speed corner, the rear end tends to slip, any tips ? Box set up, 1,5° rear camber, HPI spring.

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Old 05-14-2011, 08:34 PM
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i's still new in TC... need to know this...
1. about electronic configuration, why not place the ESC after servo (from front to rear) then receiver? i think placing more front will give better weight distribution and car more stable... (hope elliot also can give some comment)
2. elliot... what u mean by power steering?
Originally Posted by Elliott Harper
Harder oil gives more on power steering, but less turn in, in my opinion
thanc for reply
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