Tamiya TRF415
#3466
Tech Apprentice
Re: Re: Went a little bit TRF crazy :)
Originally posted by Runin Ronin
nolan_racing, Where did you get the BLUE maintenance stand? I've been looking for one of those.
nolan_racing, Where did you get the BLUE maintenance stand? I've been looking for one of those.
#3467
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
Hi guys, got a question for you.
I seem to have a lot of slop in my ball joints on the car at the moment.
I was wondering if any one else has this problem and if there's a cure?
I've heard that Schumacher ball and cup joints are very tight, would these do the trick? or is there another option?
Regards
Ed
I seem to have a lot of slop in my ball joints on the car at the moment.
I was wondering if any one else has this problem and if there's a cure?
I've heard that Schumacher ball and cup joints are very tight, would these do the trick? or is there another option?
Regards
Ed
#3469
Marc Rheinard is the new German Outdoor Champ on TRF 415.
7 Tamiya out of 10 in the A main mod.
Tamiya and Team Orion Rulezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
7 Tamiya out of 10 in the A main mod.
Tamiya and Team Orion Rulezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
#3470
Originally posted by Tzotzo
Marc Rheinard is the new German Outdoor Champ on TRF 415.
7 Tamiya out of 10 in the A main mod.
Tamiya and Team Orion Rulezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Marc Rheinard is the new German Outdoor Champ on TRF 415.
7 Tamiya out of 10 in the A main mod.
Tamiya and Team Orion Rulezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
#3471
Originally posted by TryHard
Hi guys, got a question for you.
I seem to have a lot of slop in my ball joints on the car at the moment.
I was wondering if any one else has this problem and if there's a cure?
I've heard that Schumacher ball and cup joints are very tight, would these do the trick? or is there another option?
Regards
Ed
Hi guys, got a question for you.
I seem to have a lot of slop in my ball joints on the car at the moment.
I was wondering if any one else has this problem and if there's a cure?
I've heard that Schumacher ball and cup joints are very tight, would these do the trick? or is there another option?
Regards
Ed
#3472
1 Rheinard, Marc Tamiya/ TeamOrion
2 Fischer, Marc Tamiya/ TeamOrion
3 Völker, Ronald Tamiya/ TeamOrion
4 Falter, Sascha Asso/ Reedy
5 Rheinard, Toni Tamiya/ TeamOrion
6 Gröschel, Benjamin HPI/ LRP
7 Wischnewski, Dirk Tamiya/ TeamOrion
8 Leinburger, Steffen Tamiya/ TeamOrion
9 Krapp, Christopher Tamiya/ TeamOrion
10 Fost, Markus Losi/ GM
Thats the final result of the A main mod.
Pictures on
http://www.rcweb.de/board/viewtopic....er=asc&start=0
2 Fischer, Marc Tamiya/ TeamOrion
3 Völker, Ronald Tamiya/ TeamOrion
4 Falter, Sascha Asso/ Reedy
5 Rheinard, Toni Tamiya/ TeamOrion
6 Gröschel, Benjamin HPI/ LRP
7 Wischnewski, Dirk Tamiya/ TeamOrion
8 Leinburger, Steffen Tamiya/ TeamOrion
9 Krapp, Christopher Tamiya/ TeamOrion
10 Fost, Markus Losi/ GM
Thats the final result of the A main mod.
Pictures on
http://www.rcweb.de/board/viewtopic....er=asc&start=0
#3473
What cars were the Tamiya team drivers running?
A mix of 415 an IV's?
A mix of 415 an IV's?
#3474
The top 3 all an TRF 415 with the new lightweight arms.
#3475
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
hey guys, going back to the droop question a few pages ago, I had an idea.
How about removing the transparent spacer from inside the shocks rather than adjusting the ball cup? would probably give the extra travel required to set more droop, with out sacrificing the screw thread on the shock shaft.
Just a thought.
Ed
How about removing the transparent spacer from inside the shocks rather than adjusting the ball cup? would probably give the extra travel required to set more droop, with out sacrificing the screw thread on the shock shaft.
Just a thought.
Ed
#3477
In the September issue of RC World (japanese mag)... the TRF Team tells you to put a drop of CA inside the ball cups... then wipe it around/out with a tissue. Same can be said where the bearings go into the hubs.
#3478
Originally posted by KilRuf
In the September issue of RC World (japanese mag)... the TRF Team tells you to put a drop of CA inside the ball cups... then wipe it around/out with a tissue. Same can be said where the bearings go into the hubs.
In the September issue of RC World (japanese mag)... the TRF Team tells you to put a drop of CA inside the ball cups... then wipe it around/out with a tissue. Same can be said where the bearings go into the hubs.
-Dave
#3479
Square Knuckles and hubs for light weight sus arms
Hey guys I just thought that I would post some of the new Part #`s for the Square parts that are coming out for the TRF 415
Alloy front knuckle (3 different ackerman points) STV-35
Alloy rear hub 1.5 deg STV-42
these will be out on the 14th of September
-Dave
Alloy front knuckle (3 different ackerman points) STV-35
Alloy rear hub 1.5 deg STV-42
these will be out on the 14th of September
-Dave