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Old 08-22-2007, 02:06 PM
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I did a quick search for 'trf415msx conversion', and this was the first thing that came up.

http://www.precisionrc.com/nv/car/pr...oduct_id=12463
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Old 08-23-2007, 11:53 AM
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I need some help finding part # 3454404 TFR415MSX MRE Finned Aluminum Upper Brace.

If anyone has one for sale or knows a retailer that has one it would be a great help.

Thanks Tom
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Old 08-23-2007, 01:25 PM
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I did a quick search for 'Tamiya #3454404'.

Tamiya USA is out of stock.
4th listing in the seach shows a retailer that carries the part.

http://www.racing11.net/shop/product...6fed3dea0d3019

You guys need to learn how to Google.
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Old 08-23-2007, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by maxepower
Call Gyro's Hobbies on Lake Forest Dr. in Laguna Hills,CA.It's about 5 miles North of the Tamiya Track in Aliso Viejo. Right off the 5 Freeway on Lake Forest DR.
I believe they have both the MRE SPOOL and the Center pulley. I was there Sunday and I believe they had them!
Call first!
THANKS!
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Old 08-25-2007, 06:11 PM
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Can anyone what good spare parts to keep around for the old TRF 415?
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hi, can anyone point me in the right direction, to find a list of spring rates thanks.
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Originally Posted by lignum vitae
hi, can anyone point me in the right direction, to find a list of spring rates thanks.
look here http://www.thard.co.uk/excel.html
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thanks for that its great info,does the tamiya chart include the dot coded springs. thanks again.
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Originally Posted by lignum vitae
thanks for that its great info,does the tamiya chart include the dot coded springs. thanks again.
the dot coded springs are the same as the spring that is the same color of the dot.
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Originally Posted by miccal
I wish to replace the front hub carrier (Tamiya part number 51107) and the front upright (Tamiya part number 51103) with alloy ones if possible. Can someone tell me if there is a company that makes them, and where abouts to get them.
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Rcmart has some selection and RC Champ carriers items from Square. The Square version has 3 holes in a trangle fashion on the knuckle I have one I am happy with it.
I got the Square steering knuckles from RC Mushroom. Expensive (US$33), but great. They fit perfectly, and the third hole is a plus.
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Old 08-26-2007, 08:32 PM
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If you do end up replacing both the hub and hub-carrier with aluminum parts, you might breaking suspension arms or bending hinge pins often. The arms are really brittle on the Lightweight suspension.
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Japan SEP not have release TRF415MSXX MRE ?
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A couple of questions I am new to 415.

It appears that two steering racks are available Mre style and standard style.

It also appears that the standard rack is used on carpet with foam or rubber tires. Does the standard rack provide more or less overall steering than the mre setup?

Is it just a different ackerman setting?

What is the difference between the standard arms and short reversible arms?

Are the short reversible arms similar in length to standard arms and just allow you to use the smaller 2.5 outer hinge pin?

Thanks

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Old 08-29-2007, 06:41 PM
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anyone know which parts is needed to change original msx pulley (black in color) with the newest MSXX pulley (white in color) and the belt i presume that the old white belt from msx wont fit the new msxx pulley am i right???
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Default "Pulley and belt conversion"!

Originally Posted by DRAG_ON
anyone know which parts is needed to change original msx pulley (black in color) with the newest MSXX pulley (white in color) and the belt i presume that the old white belt from msx wont fit the new msxx pulley am i right???
The white belts and the white pulleys will actually fit on the MSX, you will just have to adjust the belt tensioner to compensate for the longer pulleys. Yes, racers will tell you that the belt is not the proper one to use with that pulley but it does work. I've used it and it will work!
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