4LikesTamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
06-03-2010, 01:56 PM
#9031
Tech Rookie
wow its the genius work i share this post with my friends its the great post.
06-04-2010, 01:04 AM
#9032
Originally Posted by José Cordeiro
Hi Kenneth!
That's a great project! Hope it works (make it work!).
If you become satisfied with the results, consider selling the chassis and top deck through Racing Factory, will you?
Good luck.
Friendly regards from Portugal,
That's a great project! Hope it works (make it work!).
If you become satisfied with the results, consider selling the chassis and top deck through Racing Factory, will you?
Good luck.
Friendly regards from Portugal,
06-04-2010, 01:06 AM
#9033
TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck
Tamiya just announced a lipo chassis for the 416X along with many other new TRF products.
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
http://translate.google.com/translat...tbb=1&ie=utf-8
http://translate.google.com/translat...1&ie=shift_jis
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
42180 VG Damper Oil #60
42179 VG Damper Oil #55
42178 VG Damper Oil #50
42177 VG Damper Oil #45
42176 VG Damper Oil #40
42175 VG Damper Oil #35
42174 VG Damper Oil #30
42173 VG Damper Oil #25
42172 VG Bearing Oil
42171 620HC Thrust Bearing
42170 VG Deff Plate Grease
42169 VG Ball Deff Grease
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
http://translate.google.com/translat...tbb=1&ie=utf-8
http://translate.google.com/translat...1&ie=shift_jis
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
42180 VG Damper Oil #60
42179 VG Damper Oil #55
42178 VG Damper Oil #50
42177 VG Damper Oil #45
42176 VG Damper Oil #40
42175 VG Damper Oil #35
42174 VG Damper Oil #30
42173 VG Damper Oil #25
42172 VG Bearing Oil
42171 620HC Thrust Bearing
42170 VG Deff Plate Grease
42169 VG Ball Deff Grease
06-04-2010, 08:54 AM
#9034
Originally Posted by kentech
Tamiya just announced a lipo chassis for the 416X along with many other new TRF products.
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
http://translate.google.com/translat...tbb=1&ie=utf-8
http://translate.google.com/translat...1&ie=shift_jis
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
42180 VG Damper Oil #60
42179 VG Damper Oil #55
42178 VG Damper Oil #50
42177 VG Damper Oil #45
42176 VG Damper Oil #40
42175 VG Damper Oil #35
42174 VG Damper Oil #30
42173 VG Damper Oil #25
42172 VG Bearing Oil
42171 620HC Thrust Bearing
42170 VG Deff Plate Grease
42169 VG Ball Deff Grease
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
http://translate.google.com/translat...tbb=1&ie=utf-8
http://translate.google.com/translat...1&ie=shift_jis
42181 TRF416X Upgrade Lower Deck (w/ Oneway)
42180 VG Damper Oil #60
42179 VG Damper Oil #55
42178 VG Damper Oil #50
42177 VG Damper Oil #45
42176 VG Damper Oil #40
42175 VG Damper Oil #35
42174 VG Damper Oil #30
42173 VG Damper Oil #25
42172 VG Bearing Oil
42171 620HC Thrust Bearing
42170 VG Deff Plate Grease
42169 VG Ball Deff Grease
Cool! I hope we can get some pics soon.
06-04-2010, 11:04 AM
#9037
Originally Posted by syndr0me
You've gotta buy a one-way to get the LiPo chassis? The f*** is that all about?
and they included it with the upgrade pack.
06-04-2010, 11:37 AM
#9038
Originally Posted by Hebiki
im assuming since the belt layout has been flipped, the original one way no longer works, so they designed a new one. and they included it with the upgrade pack.
and they included it with the upgrade pack.
I guess I'm going to need to figure out a way to secure the battery on the chassis, unless they incorporate some kind of retaining solution. Right now, I use weights on the bottom of the pack that sit in the battery slots to keep my flat packs from moving around.
Ling, any idea how the guys were keeping their packs secure at Reedy?
06-04-2010, 11:47 AM
#9039
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Oh stop it with your logic!
I guess I'm going to need to figure out a way to secure the battery on the chassis, unless they incorporate some kind of retaining solution. Right now, I use weights on the bottom of the pack that sit in the battery slots to keep my flat packs from moving around.
Ling, any idea how the guys were keeping their packs secure at Reedy?
I guess I'm going to need to figure out a way to secure the battery on the chassis, unless they incorporate some kind of retaining solution. Right now, I use weights on the bottom of the pack that sit in the battery slots to keep my flat packs from moving around.
Ling, any idea how the guys were keeping their packs secure at Reedy?
Marc and Victor were running SMC packs with bullet connectors. They were just taping in the packs. I can't remember if those packs had humps underneath. I didn't see anything specifically locking the batteries in place.
Last edited by linger; 06-04-2010 at 12:08 PM.
06-04-2010, 12:00 PM
#9040
Tech Addict
in that photo belts are flipped from the original way.
You can check the original here:
You can check the original here:
06-04-2010, 12:02 PM
#9041
Originally Posted by mac853
But could you remember the japanese mags show always the spyshot of testing these kind of prototypes before of production, I wonder it if someone took some.
06-04-2010, 04:07 PM
#9043
Originally Posted by linger
oops yeah - belts were flipped - I must be going blind. too much @%.;.!
Marc and Victor were running SMC packs with bullet connectors. They were just taping in the packs. I can't remember if those packs had humps underneath. I didn't see anything specifically locking the batteries in place.
Marc and Victor were running SMC packs with bullet connectors. They were just taping in the packs. I can't remember if those packs had humps underneath. I didn't see anything specifically locking the batteries in place.
syndrome:
06-04-2010, 04:30 PM
#9044
Where can you get the blue screws from?
