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Old 11-23-2009, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
Please post your entire setup... And have you checked the car for anything broken or bent ? Hingepins etc ?
I took the car apart and check all the parts they are good.
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Originally Posted by Elijah
I took the car apart and check all the parts they are good.

Hey Elijah, if you come out on Sat. at Horsham, I'll help you set up that car.
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Originally Posted by Kwikvdub
Hey Elijah, if you come out on Sat. at Horsham, I'll help you set up that car.
Thanx Kwikvdub but I think I got a lemon.

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Old 11-23-2009, 11:54 AM
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Elijah, are you on carpet or asphalt? What tires are you running? Are you using the sway bars? Is the car a 416 or a 416WE? Are you using the short arms or the long arms? What issue are you having, in what part of the corner? Are you running Lipo or Nimh? What class of motor 17.5, 13.5 or mod?
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Old 11-23-2009, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
Please post your entire setup... And have you checked the car for anything broken or bent ? Hingepins etc ?
Front: Damper Pos #3 3 Hole piston
Upper arm spacer 4mm Oil 50 ae
0 sus mount F/R Spring White
Camber 1.5 Droop 6mm under arm
Caster 4 deg
Spool
Stabilizer (M)
Wheel spacer 0

Rear: Damper Pos #4 3 Hole piston
Upper arm spacer 4mm Oil 40 ae
0 sus mount F/R Spring Blue
Camber 2.0 Droop 5mm
Stablizer (M)
Wheel spacer .5mm

Fsus mount 1d rear 1d R sus mount xa and 1e

F sus arm spacer 2mm R sus arm spacer 3mm
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Originally Posted by Elijah
Front: Damper Pos #3 3 Hole piston
Upper arm spacer 4mm Oil 50 ae
0 sus mount F/R Spring White
Camber 1.5 Droop 6mm under arm
Caster 4 deg
Spool
Stabilizer (M)
Wheel spacer 0

Rear: Damper Pos #4 3 Hole piston
Upper arm spacer 4mm Oil 40 ae
0 sus mount F/R Spring Blue
Camber 2.0 Droop 5mm
Stablizer (M)
Wheel spacer .5mm

Fsus mount 1d rear 1d R sus mount xa and 1e

F sus arm spacer 2mm R sus arm spacer 3mm
Make sure your in position 3 for both the front and rear inner camber links and for the rear hub in position 2.
Put a soft rear bar in, take out the .5mm rear wheel spacer and move the upper shock position of the rear shock to 3 or 2, also try 40 weight oil front and back.
Loosen your read diff just a little.
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Old 11-24-2009, 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Johnny Wishbone
Make sure your in position 3 for both the front and rear inner camber links and for the rear hub in position 2.
Put a soft rear bar in, take out the .5mm rear wheel spacer and move the upper shock position of the rear shock to 3 or 2, also try 40 weight oil front and back.
Loosen your read diff just a little.
Thank you. I tried that also didn't work for me.
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Originally Posted by kentech
Tomorrow should be a good day

Someone please update the thread title to Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
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Does the car roll excessively ? How does the chassis look ? Are all the shocks ok , do they need to be rebuilt ? I am guessing you rebuilt the shocks when following the suggestions from Johnny W. Have you tried a different set of tires. Is the diff notchy , does it need a rebuild ?

What kind of tires ?


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Thank you. I tried that also didn't work for me.
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
Does the car roll excessively ? How does the chassis look ? Are all the shocks ok , do they need to be rebuilt ? I am guessing you rebuilt the shocks when following the suggestions from Johnny W. Have you tried a different set of tires. Is the diff notchy , does it need a rebuild ?

What kind of tires ?
No, clean, rebuild every other run they leak, yes to the tires, rebuild the diff also, I tried several different setup to get the rear stable but no success.
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Old 11-24-2009, 07:09 AM
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Well, I have only known the Tamiya shocks to leak when they are very worn out or are built incorrectly. Not saying that is your problem, but it sure does need to be resolved.

What kind of tires ? Some tires like less camber.
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BTW, the reason I asked you if the chassis is rubbing excessively, if the car is squatting too much under hard acceleration, from a near standstill, maybe you need to go stiffer in the rear.
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
Well, I have only known the Tamiya shocks to leak when they are very worn out or are built incorrectly. Not saying that is your problem, but it sure does need to be resolved.

What kind of tires ? Some tires like less camber.
I am using Jaco Blue, the kit is New so for shocks wear I doubt that would be the cause.
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Old 11-24-2009, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Elijah
I am using Jaco Blue, the kit is New so for shocks wear I doubt that would be the cause.
i would find out why they are leaking then !!!

mine are 2 years old and never leak a drop

but back to your setup problems

i am at the track now and when i get home later i will post my setup for you to try , the car is solid and planted through the corners
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