Tamiya TRF415
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Has anyone used this setup in the past and was it any good?
Last edited by Marty Peterson; 08-03-2008 at 12:45 PM.
Originally Posted by rtypec
The MRE will get you 99% of what the team drivers are running all in one box. For the price and the level of hardware you get in the kit, it should be a no brainer
Well 5 of us just got back from racing at Broxtowe. Weve necer been there and we finished 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th in 19 turn. 1st and 3rd(me) for the MRE, 2nd and 4th for the Corally RDX and last was an Xray T2! LMAO! Its not an easy track as its a converted buggy track and tbh, both the tamiyas need a new chassis plate now! Does anyone know who keeps them?
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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
Shame it doesn't come with Marc's thumbs as from what Ed says it's undriveable as it's got waaaayyyyy too much steering for the average driver (and for the better than average aswell).
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i've got weight on the servo and in the center top of my front bumper, held down with servo tape and a body clip over top.
Originally Posted by Marty Peterson
Has anyone used this setup in the past and was it any good?
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hellp
ok i have a 415msx has any 1 got a battry strap for it i am going to try and put a fko5/t2 1 in it it looks as it will work any help [email protected]
Some of us remove the double-sided tape backing from the weights and use shoe-goo adhesive to attach the weight just under the steering rack-as-close-to-centerline-without-hitting-belt as possible. Depending on what kind of weights you use, you get an extra mm or two of clearance. Ideally, I would put as much as I can under the belts near the center of the chassis.
Hello,
the Diff covers, I am running were sold by Uwe Rheinard here in Germany (maybe 2 years ago). Today they are very rare.
the Diff covers, I am running were sold by Uwe Rheinard here in Germany (maybe 2 years ago). Today they are very rare.
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Hi all,
Anyone tried the TA05 one-way pulley and the TA05 front one way on the MRE??
Still looking for a way to fit a one way setup.
Anyone tried the TA05 one-way pulley and the TA05 front one way on the MRE??
Still looking for a way to fit a one way setup.
The oneway for the msx will not fit???
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Originally Posted by drew85
The oneway for the msx will not fit???
If you're going to use the white colour pulleys. I don't think those from the MSX will fit....
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Ben -
The MSX one-ways do fit... you just need to modify the pulley for the front, and use the old style layshaft for the centre.
The TA05 front and centre won't fit, as the belt is on the other side compared to the 415.
The MSX one-ways do fit... you just need to modify the pulley for the front, and use the old style layshaft for the centre.
The TA05 front and centre won't fit, as the belt is on the other side compared to the 415.
The msx front oneway fits perfect on the mre. Just need to thin out the front pulley to make it sit nicely. I actually fitted mine without modding the front pulley...it feels tight when I slot the oneway onto the bulkheads though...havent tried running it yet but it should be fine.
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Originally Posted by diesel
The msx front oneway fits perfect on the mre. Just need to thin out the front pulley to make it sit nicely. I actually fitted mine without modding the front pulley...it feels tight when I slot the oneway onto the bulkheads though...havent tried running it yet but it should be fine.
Well then....Keep us updated...