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Old 08-03-2013, 09:50 PM
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Old 08-06-2013, 08:32 AM
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An answer to the spec-r gear diff issue maybe coming. The TB04 will have a gear diff and if we are lucky we will be able to use it with the new shaft pinion. This will also lower the gear ratio!

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Didn't even know that a TB04 was in the works - looks interesting! Thanks for the heads up.
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Old 08-10-2013, 09:08 AM
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Just a heads up and maybe it has been said in the past. I ordered some 3-racing shock towers for the 416 because it would give me more shock position holes. The mounting holes are the same for both cars. However it does come with a trade off. The holes are about 3-4mm lower then the evo towers. So if you want to run them you will need shorty springs otherwise you will be 4x4'en.

First picture shows 3 racing on the bottom. The front shock tower has 7 holes vs 5 where the back ones both have 6 but holes are closer together. The 2nd pic is showing the difference of height for the holes. (Not a great picture but you should be able to see the height difference.)
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Old 08-23-2013, 07:24 AM
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Just wondering how free you guys have been able to get your drivetrain. I'm at about 12 seconds of spinning on both EVO's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4utaid0l3Q
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wow that's pretty awesome. Did you remove all the grease from bearing?
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Old 08-23-2013, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by TenzoR
wow that's pretty awesome. Did you remove all the grease from bearing?
Thanks. It seemed good to me... But I have heard people talk of 30 second spins so I wasn't really sure. All bearings were cleaned and I put 1 small drop of bearing oil in them.
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Old 08-27-2013, 01:20 AM
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Travis, have you removed the middle bearing of the rear tranmission? i.e. the front bearing in the trans housing.

I've always removed this bearing as its not really needed what with the motor layshaft bearing being there.

This will free up the drivetrain no end as there is less bind and drag on the rear input shaft.
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Originally Posted by Chrissy C
Travis, have you removed the middle bearing of the rear tranmission? i.e. the front bearing in the trans housing.

I've always removed this bearing as its not really needed what with the motor layshaft bearing being there.

This will free up the drivetrain no end as there is less bind and drag on the rear input shaft.
I will give that a try. Thanks for the tip!
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Originally Posted by Travis S
Just wondering how free you guys have been able to get your drivetrain. I'm at about 12 seconds of spinning on both EVO's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4utaid0l3Q
Travis....my VTA and USGT cars look good...don't worry about the 12s spinning...I am OK with that and please drop them off at my front door, really need something to play with Jimmy S, I was told his EVO5 was insane.....LOL.
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Originally Posted by Solara
Travis....my VTA and USGT cars look good...don't worry about the 12s spinning...I am OK with that and please drop them off at my front door, really need something to play with Jimmy S, I was told his EVO5 was insane.....LOL.
If you want to join Team Exo EVO 5 I already posted on FB I would trade you.

BTW I took out that bearing and the car spins about 15-16 seconds now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ-zTt6yo_k
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Originally Posted by Travis S
If you want to join Team Exo EVO 5 I already posted on FB I would trade you.

BTW I took out that bearing and the car spins about 15-16 seconds now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ-zTt6yo_k
my old shaft cars averaged 30 seconds.... a local racer could do a min...easily.

shimming, ceramic bearings on the drivetrain... even "breaking" in the drivetrain all helps.

have you coated your gears with Sailkote?
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
my old shaft cars averaged 30 seconds.... a local racer could do a min...easily.

shimming, ceramic bearings on the drivetrain... even "breaking" in the drivetrain all helps.

have you coated your gears with Sailkote?
Once again I "hear" about these 30 second spins but now a MINUTE EASILY! That is a bold claim! However, I have never seen a video backing it up. I am not saying it can't be done, but I would love to see a video showing it.

BTW I can run a 4 flat 40. No videos but I can do it EASILY!
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Originally Posted by Travis S
Once again I "hear" about these 30 second spins but now a MINUTE EASILY! That is a bold claim! However, I have never seen a video backing it up. I am not saying it can't be done, but I would love to see a video showing it.

BTW I can run a 4 flat 40. No videos but I can do it EASILY!
plenty of tricks to get up to 30 seconds. up to you if you want to put in that time and that type of work. in the hay day of shaft drive here in socal....this was the norm.

but whatever i did... i could never get past 30 seconds. I did it with a Barracuda and the R2.

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Originally Posted by Travis S
Once again I "hear" about these 30 second spins but now a MINUTE EASILY! That is a bold claim! However, I have never seen a video backing it up. I am not saying it can't be done, but I would love to see a video showing it.

BTW I can run a 4 flat 40. No videos but I can do it EASILY!
I remenber back in the days..Barry Baker TC3 or TC4 did spins along time..I 've seen the video..
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