4LikesTamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
04-01-2009, 01:15 AM
#4981
some 416WE upper deck arrive again !
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04-03-2009, 07:54 AM
#4984
Originally Posted by B18C Turbo
when using short reversible susp arm, does it affect width? do you need to use 42mm CVD's?
04-03-2009, 08:13 AM
#4985
I don't have the WE, but on my 416 with short arms, I run 42mm Ti bones in the rear and 46mm steel bones up front. In the rear I run either 1XA/1E block or 1A/1E blocks (pending on surface/track/motor). Up front I run 1C/1C.
04-03-2009, 04:52 PM
#4986
Hello,
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
04-03-2009, 07:49 PM
#4987
Originally Posted by sakaguchinet
Hello,
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
04-03-2009, 07:59 PM
#4988
Originally Posted by sakaguchinet
Hello,
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
Originally Posted by dameetz
What does that thing do actually?
Last edited by John St.Amant; 04-04-2009 at 11:31 AM.
04-03-2009, 08:01 PM
#4989
Originally Posted by dameetz
What does that thing do actually?
04-03-2009, 09:59 PM
#4991
Originally Posted by Adam?
Holds diff rings while you're sanding them so you don't grind the skin off your fingers.
Originally Posted by John St.Amant
What it does is hold your drive ring while you polish it . So it is for all intensive pourposes a waste of time. All you really need is the diff half with out the bearing race on it. use figure eight and circular motions while sandinf with like 600 or 800 grit wet dry sand paper. Then build your diff.... Belisima!
04-03-2009, 10:13 PM
#4992
Originally Posted by dameetz
When do I actually need to sand my diff rings? Is there any indication?
04-04-2009, 01:30 AM
#4993
Originally Posted by sakaguchinet
Hello,
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
finally the Difftools made by WAS-Racing (one of the sponsors of the TRF World Racing Team Drivers) arrived. They should be used, when setting up a new diff (or setting an old diff). Best results are achieved with sandpaper (#2000). From now the Difftool will be available at several dealers. Please see the pictures:
04-04-2009, 11:29 AM
#4994
Originally Posted by dameetz
When do I actually need to sand my diff rings? Is there any indication?
I highly recomend sanding atleast the side of the drive ring that makes contact with the diff balls.
This provides a smoother and flatter surface for the diff balls to roll on. It makes your diff more efficient , it doesnt have to be as tight to have the same feel on the track. Only one side is necessary but do both rings. Try it at home and believe your eyes... and fingers!
04-04-2009, 11:39 AM
#4995
Originally Posted by John St.Amant
I did .. read it again. The whole thing this time.
I highly recomend sanding atleast the side of the drive ring that makes contact with the diff balls.
This provides a smoother and flatter surface for the diff balls to roll on. It makes your diff more efficient , it doesnt have to be as tight to have the same feel on the track. Only one side is necessary but do both rings. Try it at home and believe your eyes... and fingers!
I highly recomend sanding atleast the side of the drive ring that makes contact with the diff balls.
This provides a smoother and flatter surface for the diff balls to roll on. It makes your diff more efficient , it doesnt have to be as tight to have the same feel on the track. Only one side is necessary but do both rings. Try it at home and believe your eyes... and fingers!
