Team Associated TC5
#9936
As far as the thumb screws i got ride of them and went back to the old body clip way and i have no tweak on the chassis from from to rear.i leave it just barely snug and it wont fall out because i have 3 mm slivers of carbon fiber the are about an inch long that i have glued to the chassis on the out side and also the inside so that the battery wont slide into the belt. i havent had a prob yet. the nice thing about running the body clips is that for different pack heights i can just give the screw a turn or two to adjust for it and still have no strap tweak.
#9938
Tech Champion
iTrader: (38)
Im surprised they havent re-released the TC3 due to its popularity in VTA (and the fact its still a very competitive car). Plus with brushless motors torque steer isn't the problem it once was. If I were running Associated I think I would re-release the TC3 before releasing a TC6.
#9939
Tech Elite
iTrader: (18)
Why? They have the tc4 still out.
Im surprised they havent re-released the TC3 due to its popularity in VTA (and the fact its still a very competitive car). Plus with brushless motors torque steer isn't the problem it once was. If I were running Associated I think I would re-release the TC3 before releasing a TC6.
#9941
Tech Elite
iTrader: (23)
Im surprised they havent re-released the TC3 due to its popularity in VTA (and the fact its still a very competitive car). Plus with brushless motors torque steer isn't the problem it once was. If I were running Associated I think I would re-release the TC3 before releasing a TC6.
#9942
I say instead of the TC3 why not make a cheaper version of the TC5 like with a tub chassis but belt driven just like the hot bodies and discontinued the TC4. With the TC5 diff it can accomodate a wide variety of motor specially brushless. While TC3/4 Gearing is limited to what the motor cam that secures the motor to the chassis. I bet you that it would increase sales due to a cheaper version and aluminum hop ups.
#9945
Tech Master
iTrader: (5)
I say instead of the TC3 why not make a cheaper version of the TC5 like with a tub chassis but belt driven just like the hot bodies and discontinued the TC4. With the TC5 diff it can accomodate a wide variety of motor specially brushless. While TC3/4 Gearing is limited to what the motor cam that secures the motor to the chassis. I bet you that it would increase sales due to a cheaper version and aluminum hop ups.