pwracing

Hi all,

Welcome to the official Titanium Racing thread.

If any of you have questions or advice on our products, either PM me or post a thread on here and I will will do my best to help you out.

Regards
Paul Webster
Titanium Racing Ltd

jimmy..maddison

Team Almighty in the uk stock a good range of TIR products check out there full range.

www.teamalmighty.co.uk

D_o_S

Who sells TIR in Germany?

pwracing

Hi D_o_S,

I shall find out tomorrow if we have a distributor in Germany. You will then be able to order our products through your LHS. If we don't, I suggest ordering through our website at:

www.titaniumracing.com

Regards
Paul Webster
Titanium Racing Ltd

BJ

I have numerous parts from TiR,
Input shafts for a Yokomo SD are never true nor does the screw depth for the drive grear be deep enough.
Had 4 drive shafts all break cos of air bubbles in the mould and had 2 axles shear.
No this is not from hitting anything hard or having the steering throw to great.
As for pinions I wont even go their

dr_hfuhuhurr

iTrader: (95)

On a somewhat related note, buying TiR parts will not improve your spelling or punctuation.

housey

iTrader: (1)

...........or your comedy skills.......

yoko

I have a TiR spool fitted in my BD twice yesterday the outdrives come out sending the car into spin and destroyng my race.

are TiR going to do anything about this problem? i understand this is a common problem.

Bob Barry

iTrader: (22)

Hi Paul, just wanted to stop by and tell you that as a Schumacher USA driver I have used alot of your products over the years. Right now I have the Worlds CVD's, shock mounts and just about all of the new TiR pinions. I do have one issue.

pwracing

Hi all,

yoko - when you replaced the outdrive back into the spool unit did you hear it snap into place?

Bob - What is your issue?

Regards
Paul

X2

Ive had a few TiR products, including a Pro4 spool which was excellent.
Currently the only TiR thing i can find is my worlds pinion set. There amazingly light and no complaints there either.
Shame some other people have had bad experiences.

mkdean

Hi we have had this problem as well, and yes the outdrive was pushed in properly. A solution is to use a few o rings inside the outdrive (2 is required), before inserting the drive shaft in place. This will stop the outdrive coming out far enough to disengage from the pins in the main spool body, but not lock things up to tightly. Since doing this have never had a problem.

Hope that helps

Bob Barry

iTrader: (22)

one of the pinions didnt have the hole drilled to the correct diameter. It makes it nearly impossible to use. I actually was going to just PM you about that but forgot to delete that part

Bob Barry

iTrader: (22)

wow I really hacked up that post...lol Every product that I have used has been tremendous. After all these years and the only issue was the one pinion.

pwracing

Hi Bob,

Unfortuantely,some times the pinion holes do come slightly smaller. This is due to the anodising. Sometimes the pinions are left in the solution a bit too long and the anodised surface builds up too much and the hole becomes too small. Usually drilling the hole with a drill bit will cure the problem.

Regards
Paul Webster
Titanium Racing Ltd