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Old 07-14-2011, 02:35 AM
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I'd say VERY nice
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Old 07-14-2011, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Lees52
i see you have the motor more forward than a normal 414, and your battery is compact and goes through the center. your car should handle better than the 417s or the 415 copies out there. i always thought the older designs were fundamentally sound engineering wise. motors center should pass through the chassis centerline, not offset to one side like today's cars.
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Originally Posted by rccartips
Hi Juan,

My current setup on indoor asphalt. Any tips? Thanks.

Car 414
Body Stratus or Mazda Speed 6
Tires Sorex 36 (tamiya green)
Compound Full/Full Mighty Gripper
Motor SP 13.5 (max timing)
Battery 50c
Gearing 35/120

Front
Spool
Springs Blue
Oil 40wt 3 hole
Ride Height 4.3
Droop 3
Camber 2
Bulkhead link 0
FF / FR A/A 2mm/2mm
Toe 0

Rear
Ball Diff
Springs Red
Oil 40wt 3 hole
Ride Height 4.3
Droop 3.5
Camber 2
Bulkhead link 3mm
FF / FR A/A Antisquat
Hex Kit
Toe 2

How did you make your spool?
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Old 07-14-2011, 01:36 PM
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I think I used an Evo 4 spool. Then modified the 414 pulley to fit.

Spool makes a large difference. Can brake harder to turn into the corner.

Also noticed playing with the front wheelbase made a big difference. But I can't remember which way gave more steering.
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Old 07-14-2011, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by cheehtae
How did you make your spool?
run blue springs all around
40 weight oil
I don't use the old suspension anymore(chatters alot with a spool
1 1/2 degrees camber all around
5 mm ride height
6 and 5 mm droop
put the shocks in the middle hole on the shock tower in the front and all the way down in the rear.
shorten all the camber links to the longest length on the shock towers. Make the front s flat and the rears in an angle. Maybe 2mm
I don't know about gearing a 13.5

My car actually looks very similar to that persons prototype car. But, just tamya parts. By the way thats not a 414. But, bad ass though. Wouldn't mind getting one. I think the motor mount should be moved back. Will help keeping the rear end planted.
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Old 07-15-2011, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Lees52
good job....may i know which car of motor mount used in your weapon?
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Originally Posted by Juan Aveytia
run blue springs all around
40 weight oil
I don't use the old suspension anymore(chatters alot with a spool
1 1/2 degrees camber all around
5 mm ride height
6 and 5 mm droop
put the shocks in the middle hole on the shock tower in the front and all the way down in the rear.
shorten all the camber links to the longest length on the shock towers. Make the front s flat and the rears in an angle. Maybe 2mm
I don't know about gearing a 13.5

My car actually looks very similar to that persons prototype car. But, just tamya parts. By the way thats not a 414. But, bad ass though. Wouldn't mind getting one. I think the motor mount should be moved back. Will help keeping the rear end planted.
Thanks man.
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Originally Posted by Lees52
Thats looking fantastic! Interested to see how it goes on the track
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Unhappy 414

The 414 is good for bashing .. Angry bears 414 was only 3 tenths off a fast Xray each lap
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Originally Posted by Qatmix
Thats looking fantastic! Interested to see how it goes on the track
Lol sorry, this isnt mine, I just stumbled across it.
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Originally Posted by Juan Aveytia
run blue springs all around
40 weight oil
I don't use the old suspension anymore(chatters alot with a spool
1 1/2 degrees camber all around
5 mm ride height
6 and 5 mm droop
put the shocks in the middle hole on the shock tower in the front and all the way down in the rear.
shorten all the camber links to the longest length on the shock towers. Make the front s flat and the rears in an angle. Maybe 2mm
I don't know about gearing a 13.5

My car actually looks very similar to that persons prototype car. But, just tamya parts. By the way thats not a 414. But, bad ass though. Wouldn't mind getting one. I think the motor mount should be moved back. Will help keeping the rear end planted.

Which of the newer suspentions do you use, the light weight/regular length or the light weight short?

Please post pictures and descriptions of your car. It's very inovative and the pilot is very good as well.
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I have amassed a collection of these things, not entirely sure why.



And yea, I have the parts to make them all whole again.

The 414M with tires mounted has been assembled, but never ran, lol. I have ran one in the past with decent success, but never engineered a spool, always ran either a tight diff, or tried the oneways.

Maybe if I get a decent carpet track within 100 miles, I'll try them again.
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Originally Posted by Rugrat
Which of the newer suspentions do you use, the light weight/regular length or the light weight short?

Please post pictures and descriptions of your car. It's very inovative and the pilot is very good as well.
pics of my 414
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Originally Posted by Juan Aveytia
pics of my 414
more pics of my 414
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Very nice looking. I have always wanted to do that to one. I noticed you spaced the motor mount out. Is that for clearance for the motor/chassis hole? Good job on the steering too. Bump steer okay?
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