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Old 06-12-2007, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by josh short
is there a Pdub bumper or something close to that for this car yet?
the losi one works
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Old 06-12-2007, 05:00 PM
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I am sure PDub is on this and will have a TC5 bumper really soon.
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using the stock gearing that came with the tc5, what pinion do you guys suggest for t a tc spec esc and a vector 3.5 motor?
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Old 06-12-2007, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by NUCRPTRACER
I love the TC5 way to go AE......Can anyone recommend or tell me which setup station is the best bang for the buck and do any have scales to try and balance?.....sorry this off the subject butt it is for my TC5....Thanks
Both the hudy and integy both make good ones.

As far as balancing goes, with 6 cells my car is pretty dead on. With a Lrp tc spec speedo and 2 fans on the motor. Also the transponder is in front of the battery.
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Old 06-12-2007, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by bretzkej
using the stock gearing that came with the tc5, what pinion do you guys suggest for t a tc spec esc and a vector 3.5 motor?
Kyle ran 21/87 with 5 cells at the Reedy race.
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Old 06-12-2007, 06:44 PM
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First post on this.Probably the best car I've ever owned right out of the box.Now to fine tune.Anybody have any tips on getting"no rebound" on the shocks? Also,when speaking of "no rebound"does that mean No shaft rebound or Just no rebound foams? Petty sure I know the answer just wanting to be sure.Thanks to AE and the development team for sure.The box setup is awesome. Just want to learn the car now.Can't wait for carpet season or a race to come up.
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Old 06-12-2007, 06:51 PM
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I finally got to run modified foam on carpet with the production car this past weekend. I was very impressed with the results. Every change can be felt and seen in the laptimes. Here is what I have came up with.

Front-

60 wt oil,#3 piston, purple spring
#2 hole in tower,A arm hole
6* castor blocks
#3 hole for camber link
1,A for steering link
med low diff
5mm droop


Rear-

40 wt oil,#2 piston, red spring
#3 hole on tower, B hole in arm
1/2* hubs, 2* inboard toe
A, 3 camber link-- 3mm shims on black ballstud
med low diff
4mm droop

Dna body, Jaco dbl pink tires w/ paragon full rear and 1/2 of the front tires.

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Old 06-12-2007, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by lotus1
First post on this.Probably the best car I've ever owned right out of the box.Now to fine tune.Anybody have any tips on getting"no rebound" on the shocks? Also,when speaking of "no rebound"does that mean No shaft rebound or Just no rebound foams? Petty sure I know the answer just wanting to be sure.Thanks to AE and the development team for sure.The box setup is awesome. Just want to learn the car now.Can't wait for carpet season or a race to come up.
Yes you are correct, when it is said no rebound, that means no foam.
If you don't use foam you will get pretty much no shaft rebound unless you have too much oil in the shocks.
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Old 06-12-2007, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by walterhenderson
I finally got to run modified foam on carpet with the production car this past weekend. I was very impressed with the results. Every change can be felt and seen in the laptimes. Here is what I have came up with.

Front-

60 wt oil,#3 piston, purple spring
#2 hole in tower,A arm hole
6* castor blocks
#3 hole for camber link
1,A for steering link
med low diff
5mm droop


Rear-

40 wt oil,#2 piston, red spring
#3 hole on tower, B hole in arm
1/2* hubs, 2* inboard toe
A, 3 camber link-- 3mm shims on black ballstud

Dna body, Jaco dbl pink tires w/ paragon full rear and 1/2 of the front tires.

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Hey Walter,

I haven't seen you since the Reedy Race in 04'. Hope all is well. I might have to try your set-up.

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Old 06-12-2007, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by walterhenderson
Yes you are correct, when it is said no rebound, that means no foam.
If you don't use foam you will get pretty much no shaft rebound unless you have too much oil in the shocks.
Thanks.Mario.
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Old 06-12-2007, 08:18 PM
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is this what everyone keeps talking about when they say to add top deck washers?

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thats a picture of Juho's car at LRP I think. They didnt have spares for the cars so he had to put on tc4 parts. And since the tc5 is metric he had to replace a bunch of stuff in order for the tc4 parts to fit.
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Finally got the electronics mounted and got to run a little, mind you it was just in front of the house to dial in the radio. I had forgotien how fast touring cars are! Has anyody seen any of the asphalt type parts in stck yet?( spool, top deck etc) It also got me thinking who will be the first to market with hop ups. I know it does not really need anything, just want to be different i guess. My YZ450F works way better than i could ever take advantage of but that does not mean i would not love to have Grant Langstons factory bike!
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Old 06-12-2007, 11:58 PM
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What size pinion would you suggest for C027 motor for a track that the longest straight away of roughly 60 feet. The rest of the track is all turns with one other short straight. I've tried a 27 tooth pinion and it feels pretty good, but someone else told me they were running a 17 tooth. Seems kind of small to me.

Do you think I should try a 25 tooth?
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Originally Posted by Cyclone Charlie
What size pinion would you suggest for C027 motor for a track that the longest straight away of roughly 60 feet. The rest of the track is all turns with one other short straight. I've tried a 27 tooth pinion and it feels pretty good, but someone else told me they were running a 17 tooth. Seems kind of small to me.

Do you think I should try a 25 tooth?
running foam tires? rubbers? i think my local track is setup similar to the dimensions you are describing... try starting at a rollout of 26.5-27mm
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Old 06-13-2007, 06:15 AM
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I found a place that answered my question. If anyone is interested here's the link to it:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3255405/tm.htm

According to what I came up with there, I should use a 22 tooth pinion.

Thanks for your reply.
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