Steevo

Good move Will.
You won't have any worries about spares now

Here's a few pics of my favourite ride.....

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another.........

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Last one.....

fat32gtr

Go the mighty brushless

neat looking car steevo

fabolousRC

iTrader: (1)

is there any screw set that stronger than the stock setup? the soft stripping stock screws (4S's lolz) drove me nuts!

DZ

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Can anyone help

I'm trying to mount the tao4ss suspension arms to my evo 2, all the tamyia drivers in japan were doing thisto the evo2 before the evo 3 came out.

i'm having a problem with the rear droop screws when i lenghten the wheel base the droop screws miss the chassis. i anyone done this conversion, and knows have the beat the problem.

also i made a spool diff for the evo and it works wonders over the dodgy orginal one way

Cheers DZ

Steevo

What screws exactly are you finding to be a problem. I have replaced all my standard screws with Button head hex screws and never have a problem...

Steevo

I remember reading somewhere someone saying to mount the arms the other way around and make new holes in the arms for the grub screws. I don't know for sure if this works but its worth having a look at.

DZ

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Thanks Steevo,

I have in fact done this, it has worked, i'm not to sure why they changed the arms, but from the looks of it,

1. it makes the rear camber links longer. should generate more roll through the corner "more grip"

2. they still run the arms all the way back, hopefully create a better balance, have not checked yet,

I'm running the car on friday night, we will see what happens, and i'll get some pics up soon for everyone to check out. Oh i pretty much changed all the suspension to the ta04 caster blocks, rear blocks everything if any one is interested

cheers Dz

Motorsports00

DZ i saw the car on friday night!! LOOKS awesome!! anybody else replced the one way in the front?>??? im just "scared" to coz i think i might loose that "rail gun" accelertaion!??

rough512

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I once tried using a spool on my EVO2, only because I lost one outdrive on the 1way. The acceleration is the same as the 1way plus i got more brake. I also noticed more abrasion on the front tires.

I only got to try this once as I got an offer from somebody for the evo2. Sold it. Now I'm back to my EVO1.

The Evo2's fine except that the chassis I got second hand is starting to get really worn on the rear of the chassis. I also had problems reducing the suspension slop in the front.

My EVO1 does not suffer from this much. I also notice that the front uprights and knuckle arms last longer on the EVO1 than on the EVO2, due maybe to the support that the upper arms lend to the uprights.

I also find the EVO1 a lot lighter. However I lost the ability to adjust roll centers and adjust the wheelbase. I managed to free up the drivetrain some using some washers to jack up the rear gear case. No way it can spin more than 2 seconds though. Maybe one second, that's all. (drooling on the YOK SD)

DZ,

The most common reason of using TA04 arms is to be able to straighten the dogbones so it is inline with the outdrives. This makes the drivetrain a lot more efficient. HOwever you might exceed the legal wheelbase limits and would have to cut new wells for the wheels.

fabolousRC

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They're simply too soft so naturally they stripped. i think I'm just going to end up parting it out to build my TB01 with the CF chassis that I have lying around somewhere.

Motorsports00

hey guys,
what would you recommend as a good all round pinion gear for a CORE 10x2? just something to work off????
thanks
will

Surikarn

hi think evo ii very competitive