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Old 11-08-2013, 05:30 PM
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On road newbie question:

Does anyone run a one-way on your tub TC4?

Also will the TC6 DCJ's from RSD work on the TC4?

If not I wonder if RSD will make some since the TC4 is becoming popular again.

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Old 11-08-2013, 05:42 PM
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At the end of the axles and dogbones, there is a pin and hole system that needs to match. Maybe some sanding of the pin might be necessary, although I've never encountered that problem before. I did get suspicious of these pins once, but after cutting the heatshrink the drive went back to normal...
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Thanks for the tip...will be paying extra attention to that point then, however from observation I think the little ball on top of axle does not fit the half dome recess on top the bone properly and that is the cause...4 different bones and 4 different axles and they all matched (not) differently from part to part and none well...I guess QC standards a few years ago don't match today's, LOL.
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Rsd dcj's for the tc6 work with 5mm ID Bearings only... The tc4 Bearings have 4.76mm ID... It won't be a direct fit. You'll need 5mm ID Bearings with 3/8” OD...
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I have a mint TC4 1 race day on it! It has been on a shelf for a while!
just bought a carbon drive shaft for it, new body, and put in a Tekin gen2 9.5
what is base gearing for this setup on 2s lipo
parking lot cement
also, I took off the 4 blue aluminum post in the 4 corners from top deck to bottom deck
what about the center brace carbon fiber plate? and do you run all screws on the center stiffener top bottom and sides?
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I don't have any of the posts or spline installed in my car and I cut the top deck down and made it flex more
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I also took off the 4 blue aluminum posts, but kept the center spline with all its screws. On cement, tire and tire treatment makes a huge difference.
As far as gearing, I would start at 7.0FDR , and see what that does...
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Originally Posted by bertrandsv87
At the end of the axles and dogbones, there is a pin and hole system that needs to match. Maybe some sanding of the pin might be necessary, although I've never encountered that problem before. I did get suspicious of these pins once, but after cutting the heatshrink the drive went back to normal...
along the lines of what you are saying, my mistake was I emptied the DCJ joint pins along with axle hex pin into the same bowl, they look exactly the same but are listed as having different diameters...maybe that's my problem, nevertheless the tiny ball on the bone and the recess on axle which I was referring to fit together awfully.


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just bought a carbon drive shaft for it, new body, and put in a Tekin gen2 9.5
could you please point to where you found and bought the carbon shaft from? been trying to track one down for a while.
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Originally Posted by mugler
along the lines of what you are saying, my mistake was I emptied the DCJ joint pins along with axle hex pin into the same bowl, they look exactly the same but are listed as having different diameters...maybe that's my problem, nevertheless the tiny ball on the bone and the recess on axle which I was referring to fit together awfully.




could you please point to where you found and bought the carbon shaft from? been trying to track one down for a while.

google...WHIP racing innovations.
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http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ring-cars.html

Talk to Ewippler

Nice guy and a great product
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So between the tub and plate versions which is better for what? Im going to get to know the car on asphalt then race it indoors eventually.
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Originally Posted by mugler
along the lines of what you are saying, my mistake was I emptied the DCJ joint pins along with axle hex pin into the same bowl, they look exactly the same but are listed as having different diameters...maybe that's my problem, nevertheless the tiny ball on the bone and the recess on axle which I was referring to fit together awfully.




could you please point to where you found and bought the carbon shaft from? been trying to track one down for a while.
mine came from wippler also
on ebay
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They are both good on all surfaces... The CF is just a bit lighter, and has an upper deck for more tunability..
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So between the tub and plate versions which is better for what? Im going to get to know the car on asphalt then race it indoors eventually.
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Thanks for C-Shaft info.
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i need a new servo
what are you guys dropping in them?
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Lots of guys at my track, including myself, like the Savox 1251MG in their TCs. A nice, quick, low-profile, reasonably priced servo. I picked mine up at my LHS for $54.

http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SC1251...avsc1251mg.htm
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