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fat500 02-06-2019 03:35 AM

LMAOoooooooooo:nod::nod::nod::nod:

Any fixes for the rear bulkhead other than don't crash:weird:

sonic31 02-06-2019 05:19 AM

What Fat500 doesn't say is how i dominated them with the F6, now with the trf103 im gonna show him how it looks to be dominated again, with his own tamiya brand.
i think he's nervous lmao

sonic31 02-06-2019 05:20 AM

Fat500 i found the solution for your bulkhead bending ... dont crash lmao

Simon_L 02-19-2019 10:18 AM

Hi guys,

sorry for not leaving any comments in the last weeks. ETS Rd.2 is over and I finished P7 with the TRF103.
What can I say? To be honest I am super dissappointed with this result, but to be honest i don't really know what happened.
First I was way to slow and my car was pushing like hell (used Xray geardiff with exotek 1862 to get the rear axle centered).
I suspected the rear width to be reaoson for that so i changed back to the ball diff.
Afterwards my car was on pace and had steering, but was super hard to drive.

My laptimes were pretty good and on point compared to the top guys ehrbar/ratheisky/stiebler/bultynck but i just couldn't drive 5min clear as I has issues with ttraction rolling and undriveable characteristics on brake.

Finished qualys on P10 - so A main at least. Did some more changes to get a easy to drive car for the mains (saucing tires only in the rear - 6° caster).
that worked out pretty well, but i got caught up in first corner in 2/3 mains. so that basically ended my way to the front early in the race.
A3 showed that the car was finally pretty good as i could pass many guys and even catch up on P3 but fucked it up ^^

Overall I am sure that with more experience in formula i could have finsihed betetr, but sometimes thats just how it is.
What I want to tell you:
I used some prototype parts I designed by myself (battery mount with o-ring / new topdeck / center stiffener) and they worked pretty awesome.
I will post some pictures on my facebook site and in this post in the next days/weeks.
My setup can be found on petitrc within this week.

Fell free to ask me if you have some questions:)

Best regards
Simon

PS: Watch the A mains on youtube (red rc channel) - especially stock was pretty awesome!
Car was still hard to drive but way better

robk 02-19-2019 03:01 PM


Originally Posted by Simon_L (Post 15398623)
Hi guys,

sorry for not leaving any comments in the last weeks. ETS Rd.2 is over and I finished P7 with the TRF103.
What can I say? To be honest I am super dissappointed with this result, but to be honest i don't really know what happened.
First I was way to slow and my car was pushing like hell (used Xray geardiff with exotek 1862 to get the rear axle centered).
I suspected the rear width to be reaoson for that so i changed back to the ball diff.
Afterwards my car was on pace and had steering, but was super hard to drive.

....


Fell free to ask me if you have some questions:)

Is anyone using the spool (solid axle) in Europe?

Simon_L 02-20-2019 10:02 AM

Hi,

​​​​​​I dont think so.
I wanted to test it but i think the grip would need to get even higher for that.

​​​​​​Do you recommend it?


Dan 02-20-2019 10:33 AM

Only very high grip. From what I hear, ETS carpet is lower grip than CRC black carpet.

robk 02-20-2019 01:41 PM


Originally Posted by Simon_L (Post 15399332)
Hi,

​​​​​​I dont think so.
I wanted to test it but i think the grip would need to get even higher for that.

​​​​​​Do you recommend it?

Interesting. As Dan said, the CRC black carpet used here is very high grip. Traction rolls can be a big problem. The spool is very common.

If you like the ball diff, a lot of guys here used a ball diff in combination with Traxxas slipper pegs. If you use a spur gear with an inner and outer row of holes, the inner row can house slipper pegs to slow diff action without locking. It was popular before gear diffs became common.

MikeR 03-06-2019 11:52 AM

Hi Gang,

The long awaited IFS V2 SETS are here!

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...f3e2318298.jpg


Dan 03-06-2019 11:55 AM

Delrin arms and +2 width. Sweet!

astgerma52sp 03-06-2019 05:38 PM

YEAH!

Acid_CZ 03-07-2019 02:20 AM

What do I need when I want new arms for IFS v1? Just the arms, or..?

rc_square24 03-07-2019 07:34 AM


Originally Posted by MikeR (Post 15408806)

Will this bolt onto a TRF102? It mentions F104 so I assume it would?

Thanks!

MikeR 03-07-2019 08:07 AM


Originally Posted by Acid_CZ (Post 15409206)
What do I need when I want new arms for IFS v1? Just the arms, or..?

Yes, 2 arms and the ball set listed will do it! Also use longer ball cups on the damper. Tamiyas will work. And add steering stoppers like shown in the pictures to protect the dampers from hard impacts.


Originally Posted by rc_square24 (Post 15409348)
Will this bolt onto a TRF102? It mentions F104 so I assume it would?

Thanks!

Yes, the 102 should be just like the F104 (needs the F104 servo mount adaptor).

OVA 03-07-2019 09:07 AM

Hi Mike
question the new IFS V2 front spring the come with in the kit ,it is for asphalt set up or I need the option spring for asphalt?
Thanks -franko-


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