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Old 09-22-2008, 11:39 AM
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http://www.top-racing.jp/download.asp?lang=EN

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http://muchmoreracing.com/downloads/

lots of setup sheets
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Almost forgot this one:

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/top/...sTOPScythe.htm
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Old 09-22-2008, 12:19 PM
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Tomorrow arrived my new Top Arp asphalt kit, , i have the Red 08 version, with some houps.
Someone has tried both kits, there is a difference between them, behavior, ... ?.

Greetings, Luis C.
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Old 09-22-2008, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Tpg racer
Just got a used TOP Scythe... where can I download the manual and setup sheets from???

Any good setup for rubber-tarmac racing???
Tpg, couple of them here too...

http://www.topracingusa.com/setup.htm
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Has anyone tried the serpent 400 gear diff ?
Does it work and are there any mods to do ?
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Originally Posted by 116spud
Has anyone tried the serpent 400 gear diff ?
Does it work and are there any mods to do ?
Brad (Besercoe) runs one here in sydney. I belive it took some small effort to get in but it seems to work well. He posted about it a few pages back.
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Old 09-22-2008, 08:03 PM
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What is the largest 48pitch spur and pinion gears that can be used in this TOP Scythe???
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Originally Posted by Tpg racer
What is the largest 48pitch spur and pinion gears that can be used in this TOP Scythe???
I belive my brother was running a 40t with a 17.5t motor.
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Originally Posted by Dragonfire
I belive my brother was running a 40t with a 17.5t motor.
48pitch 40t for a spur gear??? Isnt that awfully small??? Or is that for the pinion gear???

I need to know whats the largest spur that fits???
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Old 09-23-2008, 01:42 AM
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I think he would be referring to the Pinion being 40t.

Around a 78tooth spur is about as big as you can go i think
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Originally Posted by xray racer
I think he would be referring to the Pinion being 40t.

Around a 78tooth spur is about as big as you can go i think
Dang it... thats kinda small....
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Anyone run the TOP rims? How do they hold up? Are they a hard plastic or do they have a little flew in them? Thanks in advance for any info you may give.
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I must say That I'm very happy with my new Top racing TC the kit is awesome very nice work.drive chain is very free, Now I need to hit the track. Does any body have a gear set-up for trinity 17.5 & rubber tire PIN & SPUR also foams with a 13.5 trinity and 3800 lipos trinity also. thanks

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Anyone run the TOP rims? How do they hold up? Are they a hard plastic or do they have a little flew in them? Thanks in advance for any info you may give.
I have run them for a while now and find them to be quite good. They are somehere in the middle as far as stiffness goes.. probably slightly on the hard side. They hold up well. Stay away from the black ones though for some reason the CA seems to have trouble holding on.
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Originally Posted by GeorgePravata
I must say That I'm very happy with my new Top racing TC the kit is awesome very nice work.drive chain is very free, Now I need to hit the track. Does any body have a gear set-up for trinity 17.5 & rubber tire PIN & SPUR also foams with a 13.5 trinity and 3800 lipos trinity also. thanks

George
I've never ran the trinity motors, but I'll find out what the reccomended gearing is and let you know what pinion you should start with.
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