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Old 08-18-2007, 11:34 PM
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I swapped my front diff out of my old ta05 too.
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Old 08-20-2007, 05:13 AM
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That was good at MS come with one-way, because i`ll use it first time on carpet.

Last year when i Bought MRE it came with spool and when i went carpet training i had to make o-w, because it`s pain to drive with spool on tight carpet track
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I have two quetions. 1. Where would the best place to purchase the 05 MS ans 2. Would the 05 MS make a good bumpy asphalt car?

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Given the excellent handling characteristics of the TA05MS, on any surface within reason, it should make a good "bumpy" asphalt car. By saying "within reason", I am referring to any surface that other touring cars can run on. I've ran my TA05MS in makeshift parking lot courses with some friends to do some testing and haven't experienced any problems.
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I bought here recently and whilst I am still waiting for the car, the price seemed good.

http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....nqnr9o2nsu9ok2
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Thanks all for the reply. I am trying to decide if I should get this car for me or get after market CF chassis for my two boys. I have the penguin cf on my car now and it works great, but the top deck give limited access to the pinion gear making it hard to change.

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Originally Posted by TMHippo
Thanks all for the reply. I am trying to decide if I should get this car for me or get after market CF chassis for my two boys. I have the penguin cf on my car now and it works great, but the top deck give limited access to the pinion gear making it hard to change.

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yes, get this kit if you have the cash because it's a great kit and the handling is just superb bro even with the box setup only, but if you kinda change its setup, and find the setup that will make the kit more outrageous with the handling, you can... Very ... If you know what I mean...

But I also want to get the trf415msxx mre but I am just going to wait for the 416...
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If you want your TA05MS to be more nimble, try changing the front suspension mounts to give more toe-out at the hinge pin.
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What spur do I use and pinion for me to get a FDR of 11 - 11.5???
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Originally Posted by Xanavi_R34
What spur do I use and pinion for me to get a FDR of 11 - 11.5???
assuming it still has an ir of 2.25 103t spur and a 20t pinion
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Old 08-23-2007, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Xanavi_R34
What spur do I use and pinion for me to get a FDR of 11 - 11.5???
105t spur came with kit, so 21 pinion makes 11.25? Why so big FDR?
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Originally Posted by Cruisaaja
105t spur came with kit, so 21 pinion makes 11.25? Why so big FDR?
MS transmission ratio is 2.25
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Originally Posted by Cruisaaja
105t spur came with kit, so 21 pinion makes 11.25? Why so big FDR?
because I have this (first time to have) 3.5R BL motor and in the manual, it says that 4.5R starting point (in FDR) is 10 - 10.5 FDR, 5.5R is 9 - 9.5 FDR, 6.5R is 8 - 8.5 FDR, so I am assuming the starting point for 3.5R is 10 - 10.5 FDR...
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I'm pretty sure that a 21 tooth pinion won't fit with the 105 tooth spur.
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Originally Posted by HI_808
I'm pretty sure that a 21 tooth pinion won't fit with the 105 tooth spur.
it will as long as it is a fine teeth pinion like the 105t spur...

Like this one in the link... http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=53101

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