Tamiya TB-Evolution III
#6316
Tech Master
I only have one bent hingepin....lol
The gear isn't totally roached...just enough to cause a click....and worry me to hell and back
I'll try my ghetto gear fitting & put a drilled, diff bevel gear on the one-way.....I think v12 said something about being able to do it a few pages back (don't have time to check ATM)
Got the motor problem fixed too (hopefully)....Though I gotta admit that now half the screws on the bottom are phillips head Atleast they are the correct thread
Thanks - Dan
The gear isn't totally roached...just enough to cause a click....and worry me to hell and back
I'll try my ghetto gear fitting & put a drilled, diff bevel gear on the one-way.....I think v12 said something about being able to do it a few pages back (don't have time to check ATM)
Got the motor problem fixed too (hopefully)....Though I gotta admit that now half the screws on the bottom are phillips head Atleast they are the correct thread
Thanks - Dan
#6317
How many EVO IIIs where out at the Reedy race? Does someone have a setup ready to post? Where they running diffs or spools?
#6318
Tech Master
I think E.J was running the Evo3....Hes one of the local boys...TQ'ed 19 & took second
My ghetto gear mod worked Just needed a body reamer, cutters and patience
Master of the ghetto mods....Dan
My ghetto gear mod worked Just needed a body reamer, cutters and patience
Master of the ghetto mods....Dan
#6322
Tech Master
Originally posted by WC
Yes it works.
Ream out the middle hole & drill 2 new ones to take all 4 screws.
Yes it works.
Ream out the middle hole & drill 2 new ones to take all 4 screws.
As we speak I'm reaming out another one for a back-up (I already reamed one out for the car)
Hopefully that'll last a raceday
#6324
Tech Master
I know what you mean....been looking for the new one too
#6325
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Originally posted by alien too
How many EVO IIIs where out at the Reedy race? Does someone have a setup ready to post? Where they running diffs or spools?
How many EVO IIIs where out at the Reedy race? Does someone have a setup ready to post? Where they running diffs or spools?
The 415's seemed to be much better when the track became greeaseey late Sat & during the mains Sunday afternoon.
#6326
Broken uni
Hey JC, actually I figured it wasn't all temp! I looked at my car wednesday night for the first time after the reedy and found a broken universal joint (front left).
I guess that would explain why that car went from dialed to terrible!! If the tires pointed straight the drive train was fine, when turning the wheels it would lock up the drive train.
either way Charlie drove awesome!! There is always next year.
If anyone wants the setup pm me. The car was dialed until it broke. LOL
I guess that would explain why that car went from dialed to terrible!! If the tires pointed straight the drive train was fine, when turning the wheels it would lock up the drive train.
either way Charlie drove awesome!! There is always next year.
If anyone wants the setup pm me. The car was dialed until it broke. LOL
#6327
Re: Broken uni
Originally posted by E.J. Evans
If anyone wants the setup pm me. The car was dialed until it broke. LOL
If anyone wants the setup pm me. The car was dialed until it broke. LOL
I'd appreciate it if you can share your set up.
Regards,
Jeff
#6328
What are the degrees of the A,B,C,D blocks?
#6329
the stock rear uprights are 2° toe in
so using
A block overall 2°
B block overall 2.5°
C block overall 3°
D block overall 3.5°
so using
A block overall 2°
B block overall 2.5°
C block overall 3°
D block overall 3.5°
#6330
Originally posted by V12
the stock rear uprights are 2° toe in
so using
A block overall 2°
B block overall 2.5°
C block overall 3°
D block overall 3.5°
the stock rear uprights are 2° toe in
so using
A block overall 2°
B block overall 2.5°
C block overall 3°
D block overall 3.5°
A block front and back will give you 2° since the uprights are 2°
However, to get 2.5°, you need to use A in front and B aft.
to get 3°, you need A front and C aft.
and so forth
each letter makes a 0.5° difference.
similarily, you can use B front and A aft to get 1.5°