Team Associated T5M Discussion
#2701
Tech Initiate
V2 Fox Kashima shocks
I just acquired a set of V2 Fox Kashima shock bodies for my T5M. What difference is there between the tapered pistons and the flat pistons?
#2702
More detailed description here:
https://www.teamassociated.com/news/...Shock_Pistons!
#2705
Never ran on carpet, is there a lot of difference between that and a high bits dirt/clay track?
#2706
Tech Master
iTrader: (24)
So I went with the Cav ROAR indoor setup right from the get go.
https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...lieri_ROAR.pdf
It feels like the weight is transferring to the front too much and I have no traction after hard braking before a turn. Any thoughts?
https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...lieri_ROAR.pdf
It feels like the weight is transferring to the front too much and I have no traction after hard braking before a turn. Any thoughts?
#2707
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (84)
So I went with the Cav ROAR indoor setup right from the get go.
https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...lieri_ROAR.pdf
It feels like the weight is transferring to the front too much and I have no traction after hard braking before a turn. Any thoughts?
https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...lieri_ROAR.pdf
It feels like the weight is transferring to the front too much and I have no traction after hard braking before a turn. Any thoughts?
#2708
Tech Master
iTrader: (24)
well, I watched cav at nats and he was not on the brakes very hard. I run grey fronts at SRS on my truck and they seem fine most of the time. I drove a guys truck with white/white truck springs and it was fine also. Cav was very smooth on the throttle and brakes at nats.
#2709
Tech Master
iTrader: (24)
I got bored at work and I've been wanting a spring chart for easy reference.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i79db158h5...pringChart.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i79db158h5...pringChart.png
#2710
Tech Master
iTrader: (16)
I got bored at work and I've been wanting a spring chart for easy reference.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i79db158h5...pringChart.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i79db158h5...pringChart.png
#2713
Tech Regular
iTrader: (30)
It's really a preference on your end, but the Losi 22T and T5M are in the same league as the Kyosho, but at about $200 less for the kit.
I've ran Associated stuff for years, and it's top notch as is the Losi stuff. I've never ran a Kyosho before, but if you want a competitive option for $200 less, the T5M is a good as anything out there.
Again, really all about your budget, but if you get a T5M, you can get all your electronics for the price you would pay for the Kyosho kit without them.
Hope that helps a little.
I've ran Associated stuff for years, and it's top notch as is the Losi stuff. I've never ran a Kyosho before, but if you want a competitive option for $200 less, the T5M is a good as anything out there.
Again, really all about your budget, but if you get a T5M, you can get all your electronics for the price you would pay for the Kyosho kit without them.
Hope that helps a little.
#2714
Tech Master
iTrader: (27)
It's really a preference on your end, but the Losi 22T and T5M are in the same league as the Kyosho, but at about $200 less for the kit.
I've ran Associated stuff for years, and it's top notch as is the Losi stuff. I've never ran a Kyosho before, but if you want a competitive option for $200 less, the T5M is a good as anything out there.
Again, really all about your budget, but if you get a T5M, you can get all your electronics for the price you would pay for the Kyosho kit without them.
Hope that helps a little.
I've ran Associated stuff for years, and it's top notch as is the Losi stuff. I've never ran a Kyosho before, but if you want a competitive option for $200 less, the T5M is a good as anything out there.
Again, really all about your budget, but if you get a T5M, you can get all your electronics for the price you would pay for the Kyosho kit without them.
Hope that helps a little.
#2715
Tech Initiate
iTrader: (1)
Could someone help me understand a little more clearly on when you would want brass blocks on the rear (more weight) in lieu of the aluminum C&D's?
I'm also new at understanding the lightening of the truck overall. Clearly lighter is faster given a given motor until you introduce external factors. Is there a point in which it pays to have your truck heavier (if allowed at your track for example, and if you have ample power)? As an example heavier truck w/7.5 vs lightened truck/shorty/10.5?
Gut says I am opening a can of worms.
I'm also new at understanding the lightening of the truck overall. Clearly lighter is faster given a given motor until you introduce external factors. Is there a point in which it pays to have your truck heavier (if allowed at your track for example, and if you have ample power)? As an example heavier truck w/7.5 vs lightened truck/shorty/10.5?
Gut says I am opening a can of worms.