4LikesTamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
12-30-2007, 07:47 PM
#826
Also, I LOVE this car. I'm especially impressed with how well it resists tweaking (9 top deck screws!) and holds other adjustments, like camber. I couldn't be more pleased with my decision to go this route. Now I just need to give this car the driver it deserves.
12-30-2007, 09:39 PM
#827
Originally Posted by dawgmeat
thanks which 1 did you use...any pics
12-30-2007, 09:52 PM
#828
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Also, I LOVE this car. I'm especially impressed with how well it resists tweaking (9 top deck screws!) and holds other adjustments, like camber. I couldn't be more pleased with my decision to go this route. Now I just need to give this car the driver it deserves.
12-30-2007, 11:17 PM
#829
The foam inserts seem to give the shocks a lot of rebound. I mean, full stroke, fairly quickly the way I'm building them. What's the preferred amount of rebound on this car, in general? I'm thinking of rebuilding them so they don't rebound much to see how things feel.
12-31-2007, 12:10 AM
#830
Tech Master
Originally Posted by syndr0me
The foam inserts seem to give the shocks a lot of rebound. I mean, full stroke, fairly quickly the way I'm building them. What's the preferred amount of rebound on this car, in general? I'm thinking of rebuilding them so they don't rebound much to see how things feel.
to me,shock rebound should be slow and smooth.shock rebound should be controled by the spring IMHO.
i know most people inc. me dont use anything about the diaphram.this gives minimum rebound and makes the shock smoother.By andding o-rings of different softnesses effect the rebound,,going hard gives it a fast rebound.
all i do is after bleeding the shocks i sit the black diaphram on top and push it down GENTLY all the way home,then i put the cap on,when the cap is 3/4 the way on i push the damper shaft about 1/2 way up.then pull down and sit the cap all the way home.
What that does is any excess oil u got in the cylinder lets it escape so you havent got a hard shock or a fast rebound.
when that is finshed it gives me a silky smooth shock and when the shock is fully compressed it just extends about 1/4 way out but feels real smooth.
i dunno if this is what most peope o but i have always built my shocks that way and had no problems.
i do this no matter what oil iam using or wether iam running carpet or ashphelt.
hope it helps.
12-31-2007, 03:06 AM
#831
Originally Posted by syndr0me
The foam inserts seem to give the shocks a lot of rebound. I mean, full stroke, fairly quickly the way I'm building them. What's the preferred amount of rebound on this car, in general? I'm thinking of rebuilding them so they don't rebound much to see how things feel.
Outdoors I tend to run them, as it helps the car to stand-up quicker and helps with bump absorbtion... IMO.Anway, some pics of my car... finally
HiH
Ed
12-31-2007, 03:42 AM
#832
Tech Regular
Ed, nice write up and pixs ... good read - Thanks
12-31-2007, 05:38 AM
#834
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by dawgmeat
Does the 415 front diff works on the 416
12-31-2007, 06:55 AM
#835
Originally Posted by Mr_Orange
Thatīs a 415 spool with the pulley flipped over. This has been covered before and is easy to do.
Do you take note there's a white bushing, like made with nylon, something like that, what is this?
I hope other guys could reply too...
12-31-2007, 07:24 AM
#836
Originally Posted by mac853
Pardon , i don't understand as well: what do you mean flipped over, doesn't fit with 415 spool?
Do you take note there's a white bushing, like made with nylon, something like that, what is this?
I hope other guys could reply too...
Do you take note there's a white bushing, like made with nylon, something like that, what is this?
I hope other guys could reply too...
The white bushing simply looks like the delrin outdrive.
From what has been posted, it works fine in terms of fitment, but the outdrive sleaves need to be cut back by ~1mm to clear the bearing holders, OR use TA05 spool outdrives (the steel ones, with 4 slots).
HiH
Ed
12-31-2007, 07:37 AM
#837
Originally Posted by dawgmeat
Does the 415 front diff works on the 416 and can you use foam tires with the stock steering knuckle
As for the knuckles... heres a comparison.
First pic is the 416 knuckles, second the 415... probably enough room for some 28mm foams
Some more comparisons (just bare in mind, these were taken with the rear suspension blocks of both cars lined up)...
Third pic is the steering, obvious to see the shorter bell cranks on the 416. Also interesting to note is that the suspension blocks are further forward (circled top of pic), by ~1mm, and the steering posts themselves seem slightly further forward.
Forth pic shows motor mounting of 416 vs 415, layshaft and motor are obviously further back in the car..
Regards
Ed
12-31-2007, 07:50 AM
#838
Originally Posted by TryHard
It's simply the 415 MRE spool, but with the pulley mounted the other side.
The white bushing simply looks like the delrin outdrive.
From what has been posted, it works fine in terms of fitment, but the outdrive sleaves need to be cut back by ~1mm to clear the bearing holders, OR use TA05 spool outdrives (the steel ones, with 4 slots).
HiH
Ed
The white bushing simply looks like the delrin outdrive.
From what has been posted, it works fine in terms of fitment, but the outdrive sleaves need to be cut back by ~1mm to clear the bearing holders, OR use TA05 spool outdrives (the steel ones, with 4 slots).
HiH
Ed
Recommend me using MRE spool with ta05 outdrives?
Could be too with JAAD spool, this 1 fits also with Tamiya ta05 outdrives?
Best regards
Last edited by mac853; 12-31-2007 at 08:36 AM.
12-31-2007, 08:11 AM
#839
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by syndr0me
The foam inserts seem to give the shocks a lot of rebound. I mean, full stroke, fairly quickly the way I'm building them. What's the preferred amount of rebound on this car, in general? I'm thinking of rebuilding them so they don't rebound much to see how things feel.
I also think that removing the foam changes the damping in bump (instroke) something that maybe should be considered.
12-31-2007, 08:34 AM
#840
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by TryHard
It's simply the 415 MRE spool, but with the pulley mounted the other side.
The white bushing simply looks like the delrin outdrive.
From what has been posted, it works fine in terms of fitment, but the outdrive sleaves need to be cut back by ~1mm to clear the bearing holders, OR use TA05 spool outdrives (the steel ones, with 4 slots).
HiH
Ed
The white bushing simply looks like the delrin outdrive.
From what has been posted, it works fine in terms of fitment, but the outdrive sleaves need to be cut back by ~1mm to clear the bearing holders, OR use TA05 spool outdrives (the steel ones, with 4 slots).
HiH
Ed
