Tamiya TB Evolution V
#2221
Tech Fanatic
Thanks 97Clemow. You're right. They are body height adjusters. Thanks.
#2222
Nice to see these are still raced!
I have the Exotek v1 kit with Yokomo suspension and TRF 419 damper stays along with 419 shocks.
Also have one of a kind Raceberry Edition of EVO5. Only 3 world wide exist and one is with me and another 2 with friend of mine (yes, they are all in Germany).
TB EVO 6 black edition shocks on it, as it suits the car really well.
Spec R diffs front and rear, 5k at the back and 1mil at the front.
I have the Exotek v1 kit with Yokomo suspension and TRF 419 damper stays along with 419 shocks.
Also have one of a kind Raceberry Edition of EVO5. Only 3 world wide exist and one is with me and another 2 with friend of mine (yes, they are all in Germany).
TB EVO 6 black edition shocks on it, as it suits the car really well.
Spec R diffs front and rear, 5k at the back and 1mil at the front.
#2223
Clean looking car mate,nice call with the suspension, got any pics of the other?
I curious to see what it looks like.
We've always raced a spec style race class here and always had good fun with Tamiya shafties. I started with an evo 3 10 or 12 years ago. They have always needed a little bit more than what you get in the kit to get them going but once you do they work well.
I curious to see what it looks like.
We've always raced a spec style race class here and always had good fun with Tamiya shafties. I started with an evo 3 10 or 12 years ago. They have always needed a little bit more than what you get in the kit to get them going but once you do they work well.
#2224
Yup here are few, still need to sort out the Electronics and get it rebuilt.
#2225
Tech Fanatic
Does the TRF 419 Shock Towers (Damper Stays) fit the Evo 5?
Thanks
Thanks
#2226
Tech Master
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#2229
Tech Fanatic
Thanks for the Shock Tower info vlad_sa.
#2231
Tech Master
Thanks for the clarification.
#2232
sorry I cant help. we don't have carpet here. always outside and getting rained off
#2233
Evo 5 settings
I see you are running the specr diffs front and back, is this on carpet or asphalt. and how is the handling those oil settings in the diffs.
cheers Dave
cheers Dave
Nice to see these are still raced!
I have the Exotek v1 kit with Yokomo suspension and TRF 419 damper stays along with 419 shocks.
Also have one of a kind Raceberry Edition of EVO5. Only 3 world wide exist and one is with me and another 2 with friend of mine (yes, they are all in Germany).
TB EVO 6 black edition shocks on it, as it suits the car really well.
Spec R diffs front and rear, 5k at the back and 1mil at the front.
I have the Exotek v1 kit with Yokomo suspension and TRF 419 damper stays along with 419 shocks.
Also have one of a kind Raceberry Edition of EVO5. Only 3 world wide exist and one is with me and another 2 with friend of mine (yes, they are all in Germany).
TB EVO 6 black edition shocks on it, as it suits the car really well.
Spec R diffs front and rear, 5k at the back and 1mil at the front.
#2234
I drive my EVO's only indoor on carpet.
We found the Spec-R diffs to be much smoother as Tamiya diffs.
But preparing one diff is a long process as it's completely custom built.
We don't use the supplied spec r out drives but rather enlarge the out drive holes and use tamiya diff out drives. With this we can run the 3.5mm blades front and rear. This definitely helps the front CVD's live longer
Running front diff helps the car to be little bit mor forgiving on the curbs.
5k at th back works for me as I drive mostly on high grip carpet.
I use spec r diffs on all my EVO's, even in exo 6.
Vlad