5LikesTamiya TB-03
08-25-2009, 08:46 AM
#931
Redco,
Here is a setup for you to try. I didn't have much time to fine tune it, but hopefully it will give you a something to try that will work for you well. I didn't have access to treaded tires, so I had to use Sorex36R with no traction compound added. The car had good steering and was controllable if you wanted to stay on the throttle some in the turns. Let me know how the car does in practice and If you need to make some changes I will help you dial it in.
Here is a setup for you to try. I didn't have much time to fine tune it, but hopefully it will give you a something to try that will work for you well. I didn't have access to treaded tires, so I had to use Sorex36R with no traction compound added. The car had good steering and was controllable if you wanted to stay on the throttle some in the turns. Let me know how the car does in practice and If you need to make some changes I will help you dial it in.
thks for the help.
i have PM you on certain questions
thanks
08-25-2009, 09:34 AM
#932
@ jdmcoupe86:
Du hast PN
Du hast PN
08-25-2009, 10:38 AM
#933
What races do they have going on in the winter over there? My cousin just moved to California from Korea so I have a place to stay now while I was there
I would like to attend a big race on the left coast sometime in the future. Get to see my fam and race rc, can't beat that
Oh and awesome laptimes...dang man thats moving. especially since you are on xpatterns! What the HECK! LOL! Nitro's on foams, 10.5's were on whatever grips best and you were on XPatterns! I want you to autograph my forehead plz
08-25-2009, 10:43 AM
#934
44mm is the one you want to get. I bought the 46mm ones when I originally built the car and it puts the dogbone end way too deep in the diff outdrives (especially with a spool up front...it binds a bit) in the rear, if you plan on upgrading to the aluminum diff, which allows you to run the blades, then the 44mm is the one you need (46mm will be too long again)
Steve
Steve
08-25-2009, 03:26 PM
#938
We need to make some stickers for our tb-03's that say in small enough letters
" You Got Shafted"
I want one for the rear of my car and some small ones that will blend nicely with the tamiya decal sets
Maybe one that says "Got Shaft?"
Anyone have one of those printers that do decals?
" You Got Shafted"
I want one for the rear of my car and some small ones that will blend nicely with the tamiya decal sets
Maybe one that says "Got Shaft?"
Anyone have one of those printers that do decals?
08-25-2009, 03:40 PM
#939
We need to make some stickers for our tb-03's that say in small enough letters
" You Got Shafted"
I want one for the rear of my car and some small ones that will blend nicely with the tamiya decal sets
Maybe one that says "Got Shaft?"
Anyone have one of those printers that do decals?
" You Got Shafted"
I want one for the rear of my car and some small ones that will blend nicely with the tamiya decal sets
Maybe one that says "Got Shaft?"
Anyone have one of those printers that do decals?
08-25-2009, 04:27 PM
#940
Good Shim Kit?
Anyone have any recommendations for a good shim kit with a wide variety of shims?
08-25-2009, 04:56 PM
#941
08-25-2009, 05:00 PM
#943
08-25-2009, 05:09 PM
#945
Hey Tim, thanks for the support. I'll talk to the guys at Tamiya and see what we can do next year. 
In the meantime, Speedtech will be open till 9pm this Friday for the TCS Nats. If you need last minute supplies, can't sleep, lost... drop on by.
In the meantime, Speedtech will be open till 9pm this Friday for the TCS Nats. If you need last minute supplies, can't sleep, lost... drop on by.