86LikesHpi Pro 4
11-15-2004, 02:25 PM
#8656
Originally posted by stegger
Is it true surikarn has jumped ship from tamiya to hpi?????
sorry if somebody has brought you the news.........
check link www.rc-car.com
Is it true surikarn has jumped ship from tamiya to hpi?????
sorry if somebody has brought you the news.........
check link www.rc-car.com
11-15-2004, 02:26 PM
#8657
Originally posted by Brian McGreevy
No, it says on rczone.net that they are running 9 and 10 turn motors. They are probably not ripping on it real hard at all, driving it more like a 12th scale...probably even smoother.
No, it says on rczone.net that they are running 9 and 10 turn motors. They are probably not ripping on it real hard at all, driving it more like a 12th scale...probably even smoother.
-Dave
11-15-2004, 02:28 PM
#8658
Originally posted by rc-zombies
even sanded...you can still see the carbon fiber weave...
in the video...looks like a very very cold race day....all the racers were in jacket, gloves and caps.
even sanded...you can still see the carbon fiber weave...
in the video...looks like a very very cold race day....all the racers were in jacket, gloves and caps.
and the weather was very cold.. I was freezing my NutZ' off
-Dave
11-15-2004, 03:09 PM
#8659
Tech Adept
High Traction Arms
Anyone use these yet? btw they come a full set to a pack.
11-15-2004, 05:00 PM
#8661
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
The Carbon fiber is a Straight Carbon..similar to ALEX Racings Black Chassis on there R3.....
and the weather was very cold.. I was freezing my NutZ' off
-Dave
The Carbon fiber is a Straight Carbon..similar to ALEX Racings Black Chassis on there R3.....
and the weather was very cold.. I was freezing my NutZ' off
-Dave
11-15-2004, 05:10 PM
#8663
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
Which is also Straight Carbon
Which is also Straight Carbon
any difference in weight?
11-15-2004, 05:25 PM
#8664
Tech Adept
Originally posted by robk
??????????
Where did you see the high traction arms?
??????????
Where did you see the high traction arms?
11-15-2004, 05:27 PM
#8665
Woven carbon should be stronger, since it is structured. I'm guessing straight carbon is like what the TC4 is made out of, but with less additives.
11-15-2004, 05:27 PM
#8666
"31420
ハイトラクションサスペンションアームセット (2PCS/Pro4)
ハイトラクションサスペンションアーム which modifies the material and normal compared to can give pliability. When the road surface whose grip is bad and the key liking to hold down behavior tweet, it is optimum to use. And it is effective as a portion of setting it is possible regarding the high grip road surface to change steering wheel quality by the fact that uses on only the front."
from HPI Japan
Sounds like softer arms?? Erik????
ハイトラクションサスペンションアームセット (2PCS/Pro4)
ハイトラクションサスペンションアーム which modifies the material and normal compared to can give pliability. When the road surface whose grip is bad and the key liking to hold down behavior tweet, it is optimum to use. And it is effective as a portion of setting it is possible regarding the high grip road surface to change steering wheel quality by the fact that uses on only the front."
from HPI Japan
Sounds like softer arms?? Erik????
11-15-2004, 06:22 PM
#8667
31420 arms are the same arm design with a different material that is softer. Another tuning option for loose conditions or for more forgiving arms (read forgiving as: good if you tend to crash a lot ).
-E
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11-15-2004, 07:06 PM
#8668
Erik: What is the part number for the shock retaining clips? Do I have to order the shock shaft guide set? I haven't seen anywhere that sells the clips or specifies what I need to buy to obtain the clips.
thanks
chad
thanks
chad
11-15-2004, 08:00 PM
#8669
Hey Guys
Just finished putting my Pro 4 togather
The only issue I had was with the Shock Caps not "clicking" into place. I had 2 shocks like this, one of which I replaced with a new cap that I bought in the Hobby Shop. I am told that this is a rather common problem. Where do I send this to get it corrected?
Thanks
Just finished putting my Pro 4 togather
The only issue I had was with the Shock Caps not "clicking" into place. I had 2 shocks like this, one of which I replaced with a new cap that I bought in the Hobby Shop. I am told that this is a rather common problem. Where do I send this to get it corrected?
Thanks
11-15-2004, 08:31 PM
#8670
any ideas?
Originally posted by tamiyadriver
are the delrin diff halves a little thicker? seems like i had to remove some shims when i switched them over last night...
anyone have the part # for the lite driveshaft? i am trying to get the lightest rotating mass i can.
are the delrin diff halves a little thicker? seems like i had to remove some shims when i switched them over last night...
anyone have the part # for the lite driveshaft? i am trying to get the lightest rotating mass i can.