Tamiya TRF415
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I'm getting a MSX and will be running stock in it for the time being, but plan on getting the novak 3.5r system, just wondering what FDR do I want when running the 3.5? or betting yet, which spur and pinion?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Where can I get JUST the DELRIN outdrives for my spool? I have the Tamiya spool.
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Originally Posted by rays_tt
I'm getting a MSX and will be running stock in it for the time being, but plan on getting the novak 3.5r system, just wondering what FDR do I want when running the 3.5? or betting yet, which spur and pinion?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Originally Posted by edracer1
Where can I get JUST the DELRIN outdrives for my spool? I have the Tamiya spool.
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Originally Posted by edracer1
Where can I get JUST the DELRIN outdrives for my spool? I have the Tamiya spool.
that's where i picked mine up, but they are $6/piece, or $12 for a set. i finally broke down and bought a TA05 spool and put on the metal ones. and Vellrip off of ebay sells the metal spool outdrives by themselves
vci
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Originally Posted by rays_tt
I'm getting a MSX and will be running stock in it for the time being, but plan on getting the novak 3.5r system, just wondering what FDR do I want when running the 3.5? or betting yet, which spur and pinion?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by CRiXman
Jay L: I made a simple air duct with a Ride Cooling vent.. But I would be interested in seeing the version seen on the pro's cars.
By the way does any one know where I can find TRF 415 MSX MRE setup sheets. I am looking for rubber to carpet setup sheets. I am completely new to Tamiya, and have arace coming up next week. Any tips..
Thanks..
By the way does any one know where I can find TRF 415 MSX MRE setup sheets. I am looking for rubber to carpet setup sheets. I am completely new to Tamiya, and have arace coming up next week. Any tips..
Thanks..
You can try Rick Howards' setup he used at the worlds. Its on the Tamiya USA website. Check it out.
try champ rc if you want the new mre outdrives and/or sleeves...actually the original spool for the msx has smaller delrin outdrives as I tried and the MRE alum sleeve just slips off
Originally Posted by JayL
has anyone made an airduct yet? if so let's see them.
I have made one out of 1.0mm lexan, looks pretty neat, I think
Just waiting for that Orion Brushless and then she's ready to go racing
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Is anyone selling the chassis and top deck yet for the MRE. My original 415 chassis is starting to lock a little tired.
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well, given I now need a new one (see image) I emailed Champ this past week enquiring about an MRE chassis.... they are out of stock at Tamiya, and don't know when they'll be getting any in either. I saw Precision RC had it on their website, don't know if they have any in stock.
So plan B I go... for that personal touch
So plan B I go... for that personal touch
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Originally Posted by TryHard
well, given I now need a new one (see image) I emailed Champ this past week enquiring about an MRE chassis.... they are out of stock at Tamiya, and don't know when they'll be getting any in either. I saw Precision RC had it on their website, don't know if they have any in stock.
So plan B I go... for that personal touch
So plan B I go... for that personal touch
Finally gonna get some decent CF off cuts from boat building then ed me and Fab were wondering when you were going to get round to doing that.!!
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Not off cuts boss... custom built from the raw material
I've had a good look how the current plates are laid up... and it's pretty easy to see how you can make it stiffer. Also explains why the chassis is fairly "twistable". Unless anyone wants more details, I'll leave it at that.
Gonna play around with lay up's, make a few different plates... might make some avaliable if I like how they work (bear in mind thats a BIG if). Pretty sure I could make a foam chassis that would be thinner than 4mm... and a thinner and stiffer one for asphalt. Just need to do a bit of experimentation
I've had a good look how the current plates are laid up... and it's pretty easy to see how you can make it stiffer. Also explains why the chassis is fairly "twistable". Unless anyone wants more details, I'll leave it at that.
Gonna play around with lay up's, make a few different plates... might make some avaliable if I like how they work (bear in mind thats a BIG if). Pretty sure I could make a foam chassis that would be thinner than 4mm... and a thinner and stiffer one for asphalt. Just need to do a bit of experimentation
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Interesting Image from the IIC... not sure hows cars, but I'd guess Steen's (Look at the tranny)
http://www.rc50.com/modules/coppermi...6/PICT3069.JPG
Interesting to note... Foam car (left, the one with foams on..duh! ) looks like a an MRE, but with a 4mm chassis and original steering.
Rubber car... bit more interesing. STD MSX again (Not MRE steering). Also looks like he's got the short arms (X pattern in the rear arm, and 6mm hexes), and new top deck (Thicker, different cut, no front belt stabiliser) and camber mounts.
Front ones wrap round the bulkhead off the top deck. Rear mounts off where the alloy centre brace sits (wouldn't allow for the new layshaft bearing holders though). New upper bulkheads to accomodate too (check out the countersunk screws)
Wonder if they are Tamiya prototype, or Steen custom built....
http://www.rc50.com/modules/coppermi...6/PICT3069.JPG
Interesting to note... Foam car (left, the one with foams on..duh! ) looks like a an MRE, but with a 4mm chassis and original steering.
Rubber car... bit more interesing. STD MSX again (Not MRE steering). Also looks like he's got the short arms (X pattern in the rear arm, and 6mm hexes), and new top deck (Thicker, different cut, no front belt stabiliser) and camber mounts.
Front ones wrap round the bulkhead off the top deck. Rear mounts off where the alloy centre brace sits (wouldn't allow for the new layshaft bearing holders though). New upper bulkheads to accomodate too (check out the countersunk screws)
Wonder if they are Tamiya prototype, or Steen custom built....
Last edited by TryHard; 09-22-2006 at 01:16 PM.
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re:
Originally Posted by Ben.C
You can try Rick Howards' setup he used at the worlds. Its on the Tamiya USA website. Check it out.
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/trf...p#setup_sheets
There are 5 setup sheets I beleive for the TRF 417 MSX.
I've got mine all built up and ready to go.. So impatient to get it running!!
Anyone who has got the TRF 415 MSX MREdition, were the stock set up good on carpet? On asphalt??
Thanks