3LikesTamiya TRF415
12-24-2004, 11:58 PM
#5911
Or you could use Yokomo swaybar clamps with a set screw to take out some of the slop.
They might work....?
They might work....?
12-25-2004, 12:31 AM
#5912
Originally posted by Randy Caster
I usually dont run swaybars, but I'm trying to go with a swaybar setup on this car right now, just having a hell of a time trying to get them balanced left to right. I sanded down the mounts to make them snug on the swaybar, and I put collets on the inside of the bar to hold it centered, but no luck. Anything else anyone can suggest?
I usually dont run swaybars, but I'm trying to go with a swaybar setup on this car right now, just having a hell of a time trying to get them balanced left to right. I sanded down the mounts to make them snug on the swaybar, and I put collets on the inside of the bar to hold it centered, but no luck. Anything else anyone can suggest?
Just twist the stock mounts a litle and there will be no slope at all...! Still need to use the collars to take away side to side play though.
12-25-2004, 06:16 AM
#5913
You can also play with the other end of the stabalizer hardware. Try adjusting ball cups lengths as well as distances through the stabilizer ball "hole" hehe
12-25-2004, 06:59 AM
#5914
Does anyone know if there's a ceramic ball bearing set for the 415 anyware out there? I have searched litteraly EVERYWHERE, but to no awail 
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
12-25-2004, 07:07 AM
#5915
12-25-2004, 07:23 AM
#5916
Razzo, are you sure those are 2degree sets? I think those were 4degree. The package said 6degree. But the stock TA04 had 2degree kickup. So the blocks are actually 4degree. I have a set of them as well 53458. The 6degree TA04 Pro block were to get 8degree on the Pro since the Pro had 2degree kickup.
Nothing like buying a new set of foams, and shaving down 3/4 of it off from get go! And these double pink wear out super fast, even with stock! so it's catch 22 (at least with Jaco) start them out small to lessen chances of chunking, but then you lose 1/2 the usage since it's shaved down so much.
12-25-2004, 07:28 AM
#5917
Originally posted by rtypec
You can also play with the other end of the stabalizer hardware. Try adjusting ball cups lengths as well as distances through the stabilizer ball "hole" hehe
You can also play with the other end of the stabalizer hardware. Try adjusting ball cups lengths as well as distances through the stabilizer ball "hole" hehe
12-25-2004, 07:47 AM
#5918
Originally posted by Jan Larsen
Does anyone know if there's a ceramic ball bearing set for the 415 anyware out there? I have searched litteraly EVERYWHERE, but to no awail
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
Does anyone know if there's a ceramic ball bearing set for the 415 anyware out there? I have searched litteraly EVERYWHERE, but to no awail
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
Updates on my 415-buying. It looks like i'm not going to get a 415 this season because it will be too much new things in the middle of a season, same 2 years ago and half of that year went totally bad..
12-25-2004, 08:30 AM
#5919
Originally posted by Neil Rabara
Rod, my 415 is on the way. Nice pics on the Tamiya USA site. I had a feeling you would in the thick of it.
Rod, my 415 is on the way. Nice pics on the Tamiya USA site. I had a feeling you would in the thick of it.
12-25-2004, 09:56 AM
#5920
Originally posted by KilRuf
Or you could use Yokomo swaybar clamps with a set screw to take out some of the slop.
They might work....?
Or you could use Yokomo swaybar clamps with a set screw to take out some of the slop.
They might work....?
12-25-2004, 10:01 AM
#5921
Originally posted by Jan Larsen
Does anyone know if there's a ceramic ball bearing set for the 415 anyware out there? I have searched litteraly EVERYWHERE, but to no awail
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
Does anyone know if there's a ceramic ball bearing set for the 415 anyware out there? I have searched litteraly EVERYWHERE, but to no awail
Hopefully I don't have to buy them one by one
12-25-2004, 11:25 AM
#5923
Originally posted by forty6
www.speedtechrc.com, of course.
http://64.23.108.110/speedtechrc/346.html
www.speedtechrc.com, of course.
http://64.23.108.110/speedtechrc/346.html
12-25-2004, 12:53 PM
#5924
Thanks Razzo, I'll have to try those out as well. I don't really care if I went through a set of tires each race day. $30bucks a weekend is no biggy for me. I'm just trying to get ready for the Snowbirds. So the fastest combo for 19t is what I'm looking for. I'll have to match my lap times with Parma Cyan/Magenta combo vs Jaco DoublePink/DPink-Orange... and see what I get. I could probably do that on NewYears.