Tamiya TB-Evolution III
01-15-2003, 03:43 PM
#393
Difuser,
I'm assuming you're referring to our F1RL Series, and I like your rule, just like the real F1. However, if we had that rule this past weekend, I would've been done on the second turn (I flipped my F1 on the second turn)
One thing about those F1s...when they flip over, they stay flipped over.
rtypec,
Yup, which is why I enjoy running at Tamiya more, you have to really get out of shape to seriously damage your car (or you hit one of them minicoopers going slow down the straight at full speed
)
This Saturday I'll be out at Tamiya with my EVOIII, I'll let you guys know how the shake down run goes (rtypec will be my witness! hehehe)
Steve Wang
Speed Tech R/C
www.speedtechrc.com
I'm assuming you're referring to our F1RL Series, and I like your rule, just like the real F1. However, if we had that rule this past weekend, I would've been done on the second turn (I flipped my F1 on the second turn)
One thing about those F1s...when they flip over, they stay flipped over.rtypec,
Yup, which is why I enjoy running at Tamiya more, you have to really get out of shape to seriously damage your car (or you hit one of them minicoopers going slow down the straight at full speed
)This Saturday I'll be out at Tamiya with my EVOIII, I'll let you guys know how the shake down run goes (rtypec will be my witness! hehehe)
Steve Wang
Speed Tech R/C
www.speedtechrc.com
01-15-2003, 03:45 PM
#394
Front Ball Diff Parts
Ray Huang,
Earlier in this thread, you posted part numbers of parts to build a front ball diff. Just wanted to know if that list was accurate and complete coz I plan to order them very soon. Thanks.
Jedi
Earlier in this thread, you posted part numbers of parts to build a front ball diff. Just wanted to know if that list was accurate and complete coz I plan to order them very soon. Thanks.
Jedi
01-15-2003, 04:40 PM
#396
Ray Huang
Thanks Ray Huang!
By the way where can these parts be purchased who would have them i stock? Thanks again.
Jedi
By the way where can these parts be purchased who would have them i stock? Thanks again.
Jedi
01-15-2003, 04:51 PM
#398
Originally posted by weaponx
i tried the link above for the kai conversion and i did not see where you could purchase it at, all i am really interested in is the upper deck does anybody know where i might be able to get one made like that. any help is appreciated thanks
i tried the link above for the kai conversion and i did not see where you could purchase it at, all i am really interested in is the upper deck does anybody know where i might be able to get one made like that. any help is appreciated thanks
The Kai parts are only available in Japan and nowhere else.
You'll have to find someone in Japan to get you one...and if you're able to get plan on spending $$$$$$
01-15-2003, 06:19 PM
#399
Tech Rookie
rayhuang :
Your foams seems really wide. What's their width ?
Your foams seems really wide. What's their width ?
01-15-2003, 07:55 PM
#400
JACO
The rims are 28mm. I dont like to run anything narrower. Sometimes I am saucing the fronts to the plaid strip as it is!!!
Difuser-Thanks for your help with my MO3!! I spent a couple hours working on shocks, ride heights and droop per your recommendations!!! Thanks again for the help!!!
Difuser-Thanks for your help with my MO3!! I spent a couple hours working on shocks, ride heights and droop per your recommendations!!! Thanks again for the help!!!
01-15-2003, 08:40 PM
#401
Printable Gear Ratio Chart
Hi everybody,
Here's something for the 414/Evo3 owner. This is a printable Excel worksheet that contains gear ratios for both cars using 64 pitch pinions and spur gears. Rctech won't allow me to upload them as an xls file so I saved them as a zip. All you have to do is print it, laminate it somehow, and shoegoo it to the back of your RPM pinion gear caddy. You'll never have to worry about using a calculator at the track again
Enjoy!
Rod
Here's something for the 414/Evo3 owner. This is a printable Excel worksheet that contains gear ratios for both cars using 64 pitch pinions and spur gears. Rctech won't allow me to upload them as an xls file so I saved them as a zip. All you have to do is print it, laminate it somehow, and shoegoo it to the back of your RPM pinion gear caddy. You'll never have to worry about using a calculator at the track again
Enjoy!Rod
01-15-2003, 10:30 PM
#402
Tech Initiate
My 90% TB 3, pls comment.
01-15-2003, 10:40 PM
#403
very nice!
looks just like mine!
I'm still trying to dial mine in for carpet with foams. I'm trying to get the car to turn in harder entering the turn. It's way better, I'd say it's 75% dialed in. Will keep making changes and will soon post a kicka$$ setup for it. The car definitely has great potential!
looks just like mine!
I'm still trying to dial mine in for carpet with foams. I'm trying to get the car to turn in harder entering the turn. It's way better, I'd say it's 75% dialed in. Will keep making changes and will soon post a kicka$$ setup for it. The car definitely has great potential!
01-16-2003, 12:59 AM
#405
I'm running my EvoIII with a front one-way and a stock motor. appear to be as quick as the TC3's etc.