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Old 04-21-2013, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by nolo148
I meant going up 10t from his 28t, oopps guess i wasnt clear enough but going up 10t from 28t is 38t so its not that far off. Badpanda818, what are the other people at your track running in terms of fdr? I would follow them
With my 10.5 I about 5.15 FDR while I run 3.10 with my 17.5. I'm good as far as gearing, my question is about the apparent loss of punch and responsiveness when I switched from a 17.5 to a 10.5. Is the torque difference gap that big between the two motors? If need be 17.5 is Orion vst and the same for the 10.5
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Originally Posted by BadPanda818
With my 10.5 I about 5.15 FDR while I run 3.10 with my 17.5. I'm good as far as gearing, my question is about the apparent loss of punch and responsiveness when I switched from a 17.5 to a 10.5. Is the torque difference gap that big between the two motors? If need be 17.5 is Orion vst and the same for the 10.5
Well that gearing difference is huge. To really compare the difference between the two motors, you need to be running the a similar FDR. I would try to get the gearing closer to what you were running before.
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Old 04-21-2013, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by kwkride
Well that gearing difference is huge. To really compare the difference between the two motors, you need to be running the a similar FDR. I would try to get the gearing closer to what you were running before.
Never thought of that. I'll give that a try sometime this week. Thanks
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DON'T run a 10.5 at the same ratio as a 17.5 - you'll kill it in one run.

A 10.5 is a very different motor - a much more powerful motor - and you need to start from a clean slate when gearing it.
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Old 04-21-2013, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by sosidge
DON'T run a 10.5 at the same ratio as a 17.5 - you'll kill it in one run.

A 10.5 is a very different motor - a much more powerful motor - and you need to start from a clean slate when gearing it.
I fully agree with the clean slate. I've tried different spur/pinion combo from 93-101 spur, all with 3.20-3.25 FDR. I guess I haven't found the sweet spot like I did with the 17.5. Could I be asking took much from the chassis?
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HI everyone, new guy here, I just bought myself one of these kits. first time I buy one that is not an rtr. I have a few questions, does it really matter what kind of radio system I get(i.e. futaba, etc)? Also my buddy has a HPI Vector 4800kv motor and vapor esc that he'll sell, but before I do that I was wondering, would this set up fit this chassis and would it even work on this car? Any advice and tips would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 05-02-2013, 08:53 PM
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hpi vektor motor has its wires coming out from the endbell's top tight? might be an iffy fit for the TA06... esc should be fine.

for the radio, if you plan to race, suggest you go with the midlevel radios from futaba (4PL) or sanwa/airtronics (MT4) if budget is tight...
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Old 05-08-2013, 07:16 AM
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any other news on the ta06 ms chassis, or even real pictures
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Hi, Does anyone have the battery compartment dimensions. Done a search but cant find?

Does it accommodate lipo's with wires and deans connectors coming out from battery? looks tight

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Old 05-08-2013, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by rayrush
Hi, Does anyone have the battery compartment dimensions. Done a search but cant find?

Does it accommodate lipo's with wires and deans connectors coming out from battery? looks tight
It will work if the wires come out of the corner.
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Old 05-08-2013, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by zaraz
any other news on the ta06 ms chassis, or even real pictures
I'm awaiting the new chassis as well. The new chassis should allow for better wire management. I hope they make the battery opening bigger to accommodate more batteries without cutting or drilling the chassis.
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Old 05-09-2013, 05:46 AM
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Thanks for the pictures, no sway bars, and looks like the same front stiffners as the ta06 pro, so the overdose front stiffners should fit, now for the release date and when the stores get it in
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Tamiya Japan release is June 22nd.

Tamiya will also release alu front and rear bulkheads + alu damper stay mount for the TA06.
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Old 05-09-2013, 07:26 AM
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It has real screws! Not those other things that are made out of cheese
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