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Old 06-24-2011, 07:49 AM
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Here is Jimmy Wright's TA06 Pro at Cal Raceway doing some laps. 17.5 Non Boosted.

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Video quality isn't the greatest, but the car is stuck and very fast.
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Old 06-24-2011, 09:10 AM
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Looks great. What was his set-up?

I'm sure many would like to know what oils he used in the diffs.
Edit: Just saw Jimmy's post one page back.

Originally Posted by Racecrafter
Received my '06 yesterday. Will be finished later this morning for some testing at Cal tonight.

I will be posting a picture filled step by step build on the Track Star site and keep y'all updated on the progress of set ups for this car.


Initial set up will be:

8K front diff
1K rear diff

400wt two hole shocks with yellow springs all around.

17.5 non ramp with Fantom 3200 40C

Sweep 30 or Solaris (H) to start.

Tamiya '08 NSX and HSV-010 bodies.
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Originally Posted by YR4Dude
Looks great. What was his set-up?

I'm sure many would like to know what oils he used in the diffs.
Edit: Just saw Jimmy's post one page back.
He took off the Solaris and used RP30's. He car was dialed
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Originally Posted by charlie_b
He took off the Solaris and used RP30's. He car was dialed
Granted that it was night time so those RP30's would be out of their temp range on a hot summer's afternoon at CAL. So in that case would the Solaris 36s done just as well during the day?
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Interesting, Horizon showing stock status of 7/30. Car is out already, I'm going to order one via GP for my LHS and see if there are any drivers interested running the new car. It will be $275 street or hobby shop price.
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Almost done with the car. Need to put electronics in. Guess there is no other way to mount the ESC... will post pics later.

Tomorrow is TGP in Japan. Will be interesting to see how the TA06 does against the older generation.

btw, you can use the single piece suspension mount for both the FR and RF.
People have been saying that the chassis is too flexy. That's what I thought too, but once you put the batt cover on, it becomes solid. The rear around the motor has some flex, but I think it is just right. I'll still get the carbon reinforced parts though... damn you tamiya
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Originally Posted by YR4Dude
Granted that it was night time so those RP30's would be out of their temp range on a hot summer's afternoon at CAL. So in that case would the Solaris 36s done just as well during the day?
Solaris at Cal just doesn't work. There are better tires Period like Sorex and Xpatterns. As far as motor temps..i believe he was running about 110*F.
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interesting wire layout. wonder if it can be done with 12ga?
scroll down to second pic:

http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/soupapa712/38535165.html

btw, the first pic.. those are the outdrives from the gear diff unit II?

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I think the speed control should change places with the receiver. Using a Tekin RS will make it about the same weight as the receiver and will simplify motor wiring. Add to that a good low profile servo and mini receiver, and you'll have a very slim profile not to mention, less weight overall.

I would like to see CF or finned alum. for the stiffeners between the chassis and rear gearbox wear the fan mounts. Any chance of that being an upgrade to be available soon?
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Originally Posted by YR4Dude
I think the speed control should change places with the receiver. Using a Tekin RS will make it about the same weight as the receiver and will simplify motor wiring. Add to that a good low profile servo and mini receiver, and you'll have a very slim profile not to mention, less weight overall.

I would like to see CF or finned alum. for the stiffeners between the chassis and rear gearbox wear the fan mounts. Any chance of that being an upgrade to be available soon?
I'm all for swapping the esc and rx. It shouldn't be that bad with the Tekin RS. just wondering how much it will kill the R/L balance The transponder/rx plus the pulleys, belt, shaft, pinion, spur assembly... But I think the motor is off set to the left a bit to compensate some of that... anyone got 4 kitchen scales?
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Originally Posted by inpuressa
Almost done with the car. Need to put electronics in. Guess there is no other way to mount the ESC... will post pics later.

Tomorrow is TGP in Japan. Will be interesting to see how the TA06 does against the older generation.

btw, you can use the single piece suspension mount for both the FR and RF.
People have been saying that the chassis is too flexy. That's what I thought too, but once you put the batt cover on, it becomes solid. The rear around the motor has some flex, but I think it is just right. I'll still get the carbon reinforced parts though... damn you tamiya
You going to have it ready for Sunday?
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Originally Posted by AOD
You going to have it ready for Sunday?
cutting it close, but that's the plan.

wanted to test the car first, but might just have to go for broke
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after a long thinking about buying the TA06 PRO and lot's of reading here, i've decided to order mine at stellamodels
I'm hoping it will perform as good as my TRF416X
Not quit sure what motor i will be using with this chassis.

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Originally Posted by redbones
I'm all for swapping the esc and rx. It shouldn't be that bad with the Tekin RS. just wondering how much it will kill the R/L balance The transponder/rx plus the pulleys, belt, shaft, pinion, spur assembly... But I think the motor is off set to the left a bit to compensate some of that... anyone got 4 kitchen scales?
I have to put 25g. weight on the other side, now it well balance.
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Old 06-24-2011, 10:22 PM
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