Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
#6046
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Mark
#6047
Hi gentlemen ! * Is it possible to use TRF416 wtih 5000 lipo batteries,I mean do they fit in TRF416 without any adjustments *?
#6048
#6049
#6051
i use the steal 44mm shafts but i think i could have done with the 42mm or a ball diff in the front
the problem today was driver error
finnished both races 5th of 6 !!!!!! and i was 1.7 seconds a lap slower then the leading 3 but that was the speedo settings and gearing !! still struggling with the SPX !!!!
but hey if it was easy every one would be doing it
#6053
Tech Adept
#6054
Tech Addict
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[QUOTE=Mr_Orange;6121796]Yeah, thats kinda what I am headed at. Whats better about using a low profile servo? I am using one and I can't get it to go lock to lock with a Tamiya servo saver. i am using a horn instead. I am wondering if a full sized servo would be any different.
#6055
even with my full size servo i have 150% travel on my transmitter for left and right steering !!!!
i got a low profile one on order will tell you the differance when it arrives
i got a low profile one on order will tell you the differance when it arrives
#6057
Tech Adept
Than again, I'm using a different brand servo. Using the Savöx low profile. It feels more accurate en faster than the KO low-profile a lot of people are using. And it's a lot cheaper too
#6059
Are you sure your servo is set up properly. I never have to reach over 60 / 70% of steering to reach the max possible for the car. Even with the 416WE.
Than again, I'm using a different brand servo. Using the Savöx low profile. It feels more accurate en faster than the KO low-profile a lot of people are using. And it's a lot cheaper too
Than again, I'm using a different brand servo. Using the Savöx low profile. It feels more accurate en faster than the KO low-profile a lot of people are using. And it's a lot cheaper too
if i go less then the car wont go to full lock and the servo is not moving the saver on full lock , i am using a Kimbrough servo saver and get about 35 degrees lock either side from centre
i built the car as per the book and he turns well
it is a KO servo , old but quick and works well
i have a Futaba 9550 low profile one coming and i will see what it does with that
#6060
Low profile servo should not reduce your steering angle at all...
I had heard in the TA05 forum that the Kimbrogh saver does not have as long of an arm as the Tamiya Hi-Torque saver. This will reduce your total steering throw. That forum member got some back by using the offset hole on the Kimbrough, that sits a bit further away from the center. Just something to keep in mind...
I had heard in the TA05 forum that the Kimbrogh saver does not have as long of an arm as the Tamiya Hi-Torque saver. This will reduce your total steering throw. That forum member got some back by using the offset hole on the Kimbrough, that sits a bit further away from the center. Just something to keep in mind...