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Old 04-04-2006, 01:32 AM
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Originally Posted by KilRuf
Here's my TA05 with carbon tub and TechRacing 18t pulley/belt set.
Kilruf, I see your front alum blue upright and also blue motor mount?
Where they come from ? Techracing, 3 Racing ?
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Originally Posted by m i g v e a


what is the difference in performance of this blue belt?
it's the same as the aramid belt, just that it's blue. function wise, should be low friction.
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Originally Posted by dodo
it's the same as the aramid belt, just that it's blue. function wise, should be low friction.

Everybody knows that blue is faster.
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Originally Posted by akuhon
Kilruf, I see your front alum blue upright and also blue motor mount?
Where they come from ? Techracing, 3 Racing ?
I run the Square EvoIV blue steering knuckles or uprights.. or whatever you want to call them.. They are more durable for me. Especially when I occasionally race carpet/foam. I save the plastic knuckles for TCS races...

Blue motor mount is from Xenon. The dull silver motor mount just looked out of place on a car with all these blue hopups. So I opted for the Xenon unit. I know SpeedtechRC carriers Xenon and Square.

As for the belt, I have not tried the original belt with this 18t pulley. And only 2 teeth does make a difference in size too. The new white belts.. I have them about 2 clicks loose and they are not slack. So I would think the original belt size would not have enough adjustment to fit..... If you want a blue belt... get a blue marker!! haha..
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Originally Posted by cannon
Car looks OK but the batteries look fantastic
Yep, those packs are very good, but is getting very difficult to get new ones at the moment.
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Originally Posted by danjoy25
Got new pics of my car now with stabilizer and th carbon upper deck thingy.
Where did you get those blue screws and turnbuckles. My swaybars are also not colored. They're plain steel
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Old 04-04-2006, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by rayman
Where did you get those blue screws and turnbuckles. My swaybars are also not colored. They're plain steel
Tamiya has blue aluminum screws, and blue aluminum turnbuckles.
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just wanted to post some pix of my TA05, I have never tried to run the car with the CF parts yet, matbe next month when I go and try to visit Fredericks, MD.
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Thanks. I'll check out the LHS for the blue parts number. Maybe they have a purple version.
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Originally Posted by KilRuf
I run the Square EvoIV blue steering knuckles or uprights.. or whatever you want to call them.. They are more durable for me. Especially when I occasionally race carpet/foam. I save the plastic knuckles for TCS races...

Blue motor mount is from Xenon. The dull silver motor mount just looked out of place on a car with all these blue hopups. So I opted for the Xenon unit. I know SpeedtechRC carriers Xenon and Square.

As for the belt, I have not tried the original belt with this 18t pulley. And only 2 teeth does make a difference in size too. The new white belts.. I have them about 2 clicks loose and they are not slack. So I would think the original belt size would not have enough adjustment to fit..... If you want a blue belt... get a blue marker!! haha..
Well, thanks for the info.

I think I have to have 2 TA05s then.... hahaha. One will use tamiya only option and the other will use any 3rd party aftermarket option.

I'll re-think of getting the square's front upright ... but rear one is okay... since I plan to use those alums susp. mounts.

About the belt, you're right.... how about spray it with metallic blue (j/k)

Thanks, you've been so helpful to me
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Originally Posted by rayman
Thanks. I'll check out the LHS for the blue parts number. Maybe they have a purple version.
Got all the blue bits with the car when I got them. I think they come from an EVO4MS from the previous owner. I also saw them at Speedtechrc being sold as pairs with low friction ball cups.
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Servo choice?

It is my first TA-05. What you guys think of puting futaba 3003 servo? I plan to race in TCS GT-2 races.
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Originally Posted by Viat
It is my first TA-05. What you guys think of puting futaba 3003 servo? I plan to race in TCS GT-2 races.
Try using some hop ups.... for tires and shocks.
As for servo, save some money for a better one. I recommend the low profile one such FUT-9550 or new KO 'cause the space is kinda limited for this chassis (if you're after low CG).
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Originally Posted by Viat
It is my first TA-05. What you guys think of puting futaba 3003 servo? I plan to race in TCS GT-2 races.
If your planning on TCS, you might want to take a look at something mid-way in the servo department. Like the JR Racing Z590M. Its faster than the standard servos like the 3003, plus it has more torque and metal gears.

Don't worry about low profile servos, theres more than enough room on the chassis for electronics. I have a full sized KO servo on mine with a Novak Xxtra reciever, all mounted low profile on the chassis. Every thing fits easily.
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Old 04-06-2006, 01:06 PM
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What do you think Darkseid, about
"Futaba 2PL 2-Channel AM/1 S3003/MC230CR ESC"
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...I=LXENN1**&P=7
I mean everything that is included?
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