Originally Posted by TryHard

hmm, I think I might have an answer to this...

You mention you are using the TA05 steel outdrives. I've had a quick look at some pictures (unfortuantly I don't have any to hand atm, so don't know if this is fully correct), and it would appear that the flange to hold the bearing in place is thinner on steel cup, than on the standard Evo4 black plastic cup. This would mean the bearings could be placed closer together, enabling a drop in fit...
Do you still have the plastic outdrives? any chance you could confirm if this is the case?

Cheers
Ed

Originally Posted by OleC

I never thought of that, but you might just be right I'll check ASAP and post back!

Originally Posted by DrKucho

hye Try Hard ,i got a question for you

i was checking your Toe Blocks excel located at

http://www.thard.co.uk/excel/ToeBlocks.xls

it is for TRF and evo 4, but i think is the same for evo5 right?

so, i thought that evo 5 came with 2 deg of rear toe in of the box with XA+E blocks but your excel shows that that combination is 3 deg toe in

so question is evo 5 cames wth 3 degre of rear toe out ? or maybe your excel is wrong? maybe the excel doesnt work for evo 5?

thanks in advance

Originally Posted by DOTMAN

Okay, I tested the EVO 4 spool with EVO 5 Gear, TA05 steel outdrives as well as stock outdrives. The stock didn't feel too bad but it was a little tight. As I rotated the gear, I would hit a spot after three revolutions or so where the gears would stick. I didn't have that problem when using the steel outdrives. The drivetrain was still very smooth, but still a "little (tiny bit)" tighter than normal. I think it's raceable though.

So, Steel outdrive "yes"...stock outdrives "No"

Originally Posted by TryHard

Interesting... sounds like this is whats needed to use the spool then
Cheers
Ed

Originally Posted by surrealmaterial

hey Guys,

At the moment i am trying to get more steering out of my evo 5, i am pretty much running the stock setup on smooth concrete. any tips?

Cheers

Originally Posted by surrealmaterial

quick question guys, is anyone using these on their car?

http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=23174

cause i bought some and the bearings are too small and dont fit properly......
is there anyway i can make them usable with my car?

Cheers

Originally Posted by oscarin2000f

Hi everybody.

I write you from spain, so first of all, sorry for my bad english

I have seen some of you with aluminium joint set on you evo V diff and one-way.

What joint set will fit? TA-05? TRF? Do you have to do any modification?

thank you for your help.