Tamiya TRF415
#8523
Tamiya balldiff for 415!!!
Hey guys, just thought i share that i made a balldiff for the front of my 415... every part on it is Tamiya, no Yoke here
I used 2 short halves of the 415 out drives. 3 bearings instead of 2, ta03 carbon gear shaft (cut to fitted length), and the ta04 diff screw with thrust bearing and locknut
I used 2 short halves of the 415 out drives. 3 bearings instead of 2, ta03 carbon gear shaft (cut to fitted length), and the ta04 diff screw with thrust bearing and locknut
#8524
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tamiya suspension performance part
Originally posted by stonedgti
But Steve, aren't we using different tires for this years Reedy race? Could it be possible that the new tire has contributed to the faster lap times also?
But Steve, aren't we using different tires for this years Reedy race? Could it be possible that the new tire has contributed to the faster lap times also?
Steve Wang
#8525
Suspended
MOTOR FOR 415
WHATS A GOOD MOTOR TO GET FOR THE 415?ANY OPNIONS?
#8526
Tech Master
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Re: MOTOR FOR 415
Originally posted by RBCHOCO
WHATS A GOOD MOTOR TO GET FOR THE 415?ANY OPNIONS?
WHATS A GOOD MOTOR TO GET FOR THE 415?ANY OPNIONS?
#8527
Good answer Steve! I guess I'll have to get a set then!
I'll see you down at Reedy!
I'll see you down at Reedy!
#8528
Tech Elite
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Re: Re: MOTOR FOR 415
Originally posted by Burlap
Depends on what class you are racing in, what the track is like, etc. For tighter tracks you need a torquey motor, whereas on bigger tracks you need a high revs motor. But first you need to know what class you are racing it.
Depends on what class you are racing in, what the track is like, etc. For tighter tracks you need a torquey motor, whereas on bigger tracks you need a high revs motor. But first you need to know what class you are racing it.
#8529
Originally posted by TryHard
I reckon it will too... you won't be disapointed.
Of course as long as you put the rear hubs on the right way round, eh Scho?
I reckon it will too... you won't be disapointed.
Of course as long as you put the rear hubs on the right way round, eh Scho?
#8530
Suspended
BEGINNING WITH THE 415
OK GUYS,I AM NEW TO ELECTRIC AND I HAVE a 415 coming...can anyone tell me whats electronics /motor/etc i need to get.i will be running on indoor alspahlt.....by the way,does any have a copy of the 415 instruction booklet?thanks
#8531
Tech Elite
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Re: BEGINNING WITH THE 415
Originally posted by RBCHOCO
OK GUYS,I AM NEW TO ELECTRIC AND I HAVE a 415 coming...can anyone tell me whats electronics /motor/etc i need to get.i will be running on indoor alspahlt.....by the way,does any have a copy of the 415 instruction booklet?thanks
OK GUYS,I AM NEW TO ELECTRIC AND I HAVE a 415 coming...can anyone tell me whats electronics /motor/etc i need to get.i will be running on indoor alspahlt.....by the way,does any have a copy of the 415 instruction booklet?thanks
One answer for radio equipment = JR XS3. They are around $135 from hong kong and they are synthesized(Dont hold me for spelling ) and you could have it shipped to your door for under $170 and no more crystals, and its a great radio, very smooth and plenty of tuning options. (and you'll never have to buy crystals.
get what you can afford with the servo department, but I will say I'm not a fan of digital servo's, they are not really worth the money I think, but that's only my opinion.
And for batteries, Stick with GP3300 or GP3700 & also there is now intellect 3300 and 3600 and 3800's on the way.
I would recomend you get matched packs, as you can get cheap matched packs form lots of different matchers around the world, you dont have to spend huge bux on the highest voltage packs but some, zapped a matched lower catorgory voltage packs will be alot better than virgin cells(strait from the factory) and with most matcher's I'm sure you could get them to assemble them or go to your track and get someone there to build them for you, should only cost you $5-10 bux for someone to build them, and your set.
I like Integy charging/discharging/equalizing equipment, but get what you can afford. if you can afford it the integy 15x6v6 is a great charger and i see lots of people using these, I like the 16x7v6 as it does pretty much everything the 16x5v6 does, but discharges packs at 30 amps, rather than 20 amps. Get the best charger you can afford, its one investment you should spend up on(my opinion)
hope this helps you a bit
Cheers
~Jack
Last edited by Jack2; 05-01-2005 at 02:25 PM.
#8532
Dave's Setup / Body
Hey Dan, Rod
Do you know what body Dave was running? What about setup?
Do you know what body Dave was running? What about setup?
#8533
Tech Legend
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Here is my new 415. Paint by RC Tech member JDM_DOHC_SiR or also Dragon Paints!!!!!!!!
#8534
Tech Elite
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As far as I know it was the Easy Button 3.0 should be the AP version. I ran on a 1/8th scale track huuuuuuuuge straights and was using the 3.0AP and the car was dialed. Tried the Rayspeed TSX to see how much it freed the car up and it was just a touch too free I also have a baseline for the new rear end from Rod I'll send over tommorrow
On another note the RP30's seem to hold up well but by 4 runs they are DONE.
edit-- uh Martin can you send over your address again to my dgarber address. I can't seem to find it in my book here.
D
On another note the RP30's seem to hold up well but by 4 runs they are DONE.
edit-- uh Martin can you send over your address again to my dgarber address. I can't seem to find it in my book here.
D
#8535
Suspended
Re: Re: BEGINNING WITH THE 415
Originally posted by Jack2
Hi dude, not knowing your track size is hard so not sure what motor you should run, & it also depends which class you are going to run. AS for speed contrloler, I really like the novak's I have a GTX and it i an awesome bit of gear and i would recomend it(it's really user friendly), but it is faily exspensive, so you might want to look into getting a second hand cyclone or TC2 or simular. Futaba, KO, LRP, Nosram, keyence also make great speed control's but as far as performance in the different grades of speedo's you really get what you pay for. If you want something new and really dont want to falk out big bux, and stilll get a decent speedo, try the duratrax streak. It's about $39 from tower hobbies only has a 12 turn limit, but has some good features for a cheap speedo.(I have never tried one, but only heard good things about them).
One answer for radio equipment = JR XS3. They are around $135 from hong kong and they are synthesized(Dont hold me for spelling ) and you could have it shipped to your door for under $170 and no more crystals, and its a great radio, very smooth and plenty of tuning options. (and you'll never have to buy crystals.
get what you can afford with the servo department, but I will say I'm not a fan of digital servo's, they are not really worth the money I think, but that's only my opinion.
And for batteries, Stick with GP3300 or GP3700 & also there is now intellect 3300 and 3600 and 3800's on the way.
I would recomend you get matched packs, as you can get cheap matched packs form lots of different matchers around the world, you dont have to spend huge bux on the highest voltage packs but some, zapped a matched lower catorgory voltage packs will be alot better than virgin cells(strait from the factory) and with most matcher's I'm sure you could get them to assemble them or go to your track and get someone there to build them for you, should only cost you $5-10 bux for someone to build them, and your set.
I like Integy charging/discharging/equalizing equipment, but get what you can afford. if you can afford it the integy 15x6v6 is a great charger and i see lots of people using these, I like the 16x7v6 as it does pretty much everything the 16x5v6 does, but discharges packs at 30 amps, rather than 20 amps. Get the best charger you can afford, its one investment you should spend up on(my opinion)
hope this helps you a bit
Cheers
~Jack
Hi dude, not knowing your track size is hard so not sure what motor you should run, & it also depends which class you are going to run. AS for speed contrloler, I really like the novak's I have a GTX and it i an awesome bit of gear and i would recomend it(it's really user friendly), but it is faily exspensive, so you might want to look into getting a second hand cyclone or TC2 or simular. Futaba, KO, LRP, Nosram, keyence also make great speed control's but as far as performance in the different grades of speedo's you really get what you pay for. If you want something new and really dont want to falk out big bux, and stilll get a decent speedo, try the duratrax streak. It's about $39 from tower hobbies only has a 12 turn limit, but has some good features for a cheap speedo.(I have never tried one, but only heard good things about them).
One answer for radio equipment = JR XS3. They are around $135 from hong kong and they are synthesized(Dont hold me for spelling ) and you could have it shipped to your door for under $170 and no more crystals, and its a great radio, very smooth and plenty of tuning options. (and you'll never have to buy crystals.
get what you can afford with the servo department, but I will say I'm not a fan of digital servo's, they are not really worth the money I think, but that's only my opinion.
And for batteries, Stick with GP3300 or GP3700 & also there is now intellect 3300 and 3600 and 3800's on the way.
I would recomend you get matched packs, as you can get cheap matched packs form lots of different matchers around the world, you dont have to spend huge bux on the highest voltage packs but some, zapped a matched lower catorgory voltage packs will be alot better than virgin cells(strait from the factory) and with most matcher's I'm sure you could get them to assemble them or go to your track and get someone there to build them for you, should only cost you $5-10 bux for someone to build them, and your set.
I like Integy charging/discharging/equalizing equipment, but get what you can afford. if you can afford it the integy 15x6v6 is a great charger and i see lots of people using these, I like the 16x7v6 as it does pretty much everything the 16x5v6 does, but discharges packs at 30 amps, rather than 20 amps. Get the best charger you can afford, its one investment you should spend up on(my opinion)
hope this helps you a bit
Cheers
~Jack