Tamiya TRF415
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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
Simple answer : Square alloy front hubs...
Originally Posted by Burlap
So I have heard, but I have seen them bend. Plus near impossible to get.
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Originally Posted by Turbonium
p.s. the new alloy front diff fit perfectly with a TA05 pulley in the front... now i need to get the Alternated pulley for that as well, so i match!
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Originally Posted by kewdawg
I didin't know the the front diff had been released?! Where'd you get it?
the front diff is very nice.. just like the rear. uses the blades, as well. i should have ordered another alternated pulley at the same time.
what did everyone do for fitting the white pulleys on the oneway? cut down the pulley, or the bearing holders?
Originally Posted by Burlap
So I have heard, but I have seen them bend. Plus near impossible to get.
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Originally Posted by Turbonium
i had ordered them along with the MRE from Champ... got 2, actually. i have an assortment of 415s! i think i have all of them, except the actual MSX... mine is a convert. plus, 2 MS's... getting out of hand!
the front diff is very nice.. just like the rear. uses the blades, as well. i should have ordered another alternated pulley at the same time.
what did everyone do for fitting the white pulleys on the oneway? cut down the pulley, or the bearing holders?
the front diff is very nice.. just like the rear. uses the blades, as well. i should have ordered another alternated pulley at the same time.
what did everyone do for fitting the white pulleys on the oneway? cut down the pulley, or the bearing holders?
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Originally Posted by axle182
The usual solution is to cut down the flange on the bearing holder (i got an extra set so i could have one holder set for the one way) it works totally fine. i was slack and only shaved one holder. be careful not to shave the entire flange off as your bearing can move out and create way too much slop in the one way. but this works and its an easy solution.
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Originally Posted by HarshGuy
Any way you can post a pic of the holder with maybe an arrow or something of where to cut? I got my extra set of bearing holders yesterday, already got the oneway on my last shipment ...just don't want to "hork it up"
I'm still working on the tips section, it's slowly getting there.
Ed
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Originally Posted by TryHard
http://www.thard.co.uk/tips/TA05pulleys.html
I'm still working on the tips section, it's slowly getting there.
Ed
I'm still working on the tips section, it's slowly getting there.
Ed
Tryhard, thanks for the great piece of info.
Anyone with the part numbers for the oneway housings and other necessary parts to convert to a oneway on the mre? Thanks.
Anyone with the part numbers for the oneway housings and other necessary parts to convert to a oneway on the mre? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by TryHard
http://www.thard.co.uk/tips/TA05pulleys.html
I'm still working on the tips section, it's slowly getting there.
Ed
I'm still working on the tips section, it's slowly getting there.
Ed
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What was the part number for the LWT arms again? And does anyone have Mrc Reinhard's 05 IIC setup? I see on Ed's site there is Martin Crisps, Tamiya site has a oneway setup for Marc Reinhard, but it has Sorex 32's as the tires so I'm pretty sure it isn't from the IIC as the handot tire for that was CS27's.
if you mean the new short evo 5 ones:53928
if you mean the original MRE lt. wt ones:51104
Harsh: the new MRE pulleys are diff than the msx ones and the diff doesn't need and can't use that sticker anymore...just get some good balls..the stock ones blow..I use acer ceramic..also put a oring in the diff over the screw head to cover the thrust. Like Juan said: all you need to do it clean not replace..
hier: awesome to meet you! grats on the win! come out some more!
if you mean the original MRE lt. wt ones:51104
Harsh: the new MRE pulleys are diff than the msx ones and the diff doesn't need and can't use that sticker anymore...just get some good balls..the stock ones blow..I use acer ceramic..also put a oring in the diff over the screw head to cover the thrust. Like Juan said: all you need to do it clean not replace..
hier: awesome to meet you! grats on the win! come out some more!
Harsh: how much anti-dive you try??? I run .3mm and it works great...you put the shim under the Front rear block, right?
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Originally Posted by JayL
Harsh: how much anti-dive you try??? I run .3mm and it works great...you put the shim under the Front rear block, right?
I don't know ...whicever ones I would want to use for a oneway carpet setup!!