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Old 12-24-2008, 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TCRacer101
Ok, thanks. Let me guess, you race at Lazer too?
Last year, I was in the stock TC class. In the A-Main, Nate was running a TC5 with a Novak 13.5 BL system and he got first. I think there were quite a few TC5's including me. Top 3 were running 13.5 I think.. Results
Stock TC A-Main

Place-----Name--------Laps-----Average MPH--survived?

1. Nathan Pray----19 laps-----16.86----------yes
2. Scott Brennen--18 laps-----16.68----------yes
3. Nick Sava------18 laps-----16.22----------yes
4. John Sigmund---16 laps----14.58----------yes
5. Barb Bury-------16 laps ---14.52----------yes
6. Drew Schmidt --15 laps----14.51----------yes
7. Tom Schmidt--- 11 laps----10.14----------yes
8. Frank Johnson-- 6 laps-----14.30----------no; broke
9. Mike Norton------DNS-------------------- no; DNS
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That was the stock class A, I do tech. They all had 17.5's or stock brushed motors, 13.5 is super stock.
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Old 12-24-2008, 05:40 AM
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Can someone post the part number for the long silver ball studs. Are they 8mm or 10mm?? I am having trouble keeping them tight when I use shims under mine? Maybe I have the wrong ones?
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Old 12-24-2008, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by ILDRVR
Can someone post the part number for the long silver ball studs. Are they 8mm or 10mm?? I am having trouble keeping them tight when I use shims under mine? Maybe I have the wrong ones?
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#31283 are 5mm
#31284 are 8mm
#31285 are 10mm
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Old 12-24-2008, 09:19 AM
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Old 12-24-2008, 06:59 PM
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Are you running foam or rubber? If rubber, how old are the tires?
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I'm running the latest Josh H setup ...

On Saturday, I was running a track with a high speed sweeper to the left and the car wanted to spin out during the sweeper and then the significant hairpin at the end of sweeper.

On Sunday, I was at a different track with a high speed sweeper to the right and a 180 hairpin at the end ... and the car wanted to spin out at the sweeper and did on the hairpin.

Any suggestions on what is goofy with my car? Going to rebuild my diff this week ... but anything else to look at?

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Old 12-29-2008, 05:40 PM
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what are the differences btw the tc5 and the tc5r? i am just about to get into on-road touring and have never raced on-road before. just want to know why the major price difference and whats the pros and cons. an indoor track is about to open near my house. will be carpet and i will be using rubber tires to get started. thanks in advance.
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Old 12-29-2008, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by cleblanc
what are the differences btw the tc5 and the tc5r? i am just about to get into on-road touring and have never raced on-road before. just want to know why the major price difference and whats the pros and cons. an indoor track is about to open near my house. will be carpet and i will be using rubber tires to get started. thanks in advance.
u want tc5r if u buy ft tc5 and the upgrades that the tc5r comes with it will b more expensive
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Old 12-29-2008, 06:21 PM
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Mr Crum is correct.

The TC5R comes with all the goodies that are ideal for rubber tire racing.
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Old 12-29-2008, 08:21 PM
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I just bought a TC5 from Amain for $275. I figure all I will need is the Slipper spool for $30 and the ITF top deck for $20 and there is the R...
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Old 12-29-2008, 08:47 PM
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trd, sounds like they are price matching Tower ($340 - $65 coupon).
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Old 12-29-2008, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by trdsupra88
I just bought a TC5 from Amain for $275. I figure all I will need is the Slipper spool for $30 and the ITF top deck for $20 and there is the R...
Youd also need the IFT bottom plate, alu. outdrive for the rear, and the countersink washers/o-ring for the top deck, along with the softer springs to make it an R.


On another note, does anyone have a setup for stupid-bite asphalt? lookin to get in some practice at the track for the ROAR paved nats this year, and the only way to describe the bite that they get there is dumb. im almost thinking a carpet rubber setup would work. Anyone have any insight on this? (didnt the '06 paved nats take place at a situation similar to this?)
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Old 12-29-2008, 10:31 PM
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Do you think the lower chassis is absolutely necesary? I have the springs from my retired tc4. I figure I could order two spools and use the outdrives from the other for the rear and have spare spool parts. On another note and I hate to ask but I couldnt find a setup sheet for my type of track. I run on a very small track (7-9 seconds). Using brushed stock, what would be a safe gearing starting point? What would a safe weight for the shocks be to start off with? Asphault sprayed with soda.
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Old 12-29-2008, 10:37 PM
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It will make a difference, especially in low bite (most rubber tire stuff). I would guess that 116/28 is a safe starting point, i could be +- a few teeth though. 40wt is probably safe on the oils
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Old 12-29-2008, 11:21 PM
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Cool, thanks, I think it comes with 48 pitch. I cant wait to run something modern...
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