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Old 08-03-2005, 03:57 AM
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nope...
From the std car to MS spec, the differences are;

LWT suspension (which can be had in a complete package)
MS bulkheads on the rear (slightly swoopier)
Belt stabiliser.
Delrin rear outdrives.
Shock towers.
2.5mm chassis

Thats pretty much it. If you were going to take a std kit and go to MSX, to have all the "bling" all you would need is a LWT suspension kit, and the delrin rear outdrives... nothing more. This is because, as already stated, the MSX conversion will come with all the parts to take the kit to MSX level, and as such replaces the chassis, shock towers, bulkheads etc.

I will admit it's a bit of a faux pas on Tamiyas behalf, firstly ending production of the kit that the top drivers use, and seemingly not having enough suspension kits avaliable to allow others to convert.... opps.
That seems to be where most of the confusion comes in.

Hope it makes sense.
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Old 08-03-2005, 06:22 AM
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Hi

Are the parts contained in this set part of the standard 415 MS Kit?

49351 TAMIYA TRF 415 MS PARTS SET WORLD CHAMPION

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Originally Posted by TryHard
nope...
From the std car to MS spec, the differences are;

LWT suspension (which can be had in a complete package)
MS bulkheads on the rear (slightly swoopier)
Belt stabiliser.
Delrin rear outdrives.
Shock towers.
2.5mm chassis

Thats pretty much it. If you were going to take a std kit and go to MSX, to have all the "bling" all you would need is a LWT suspension kit, and the delrin rear outdrives... nothing more. This is because, as already stated, the MSX conversion will come with all the parts to take the kit to MSX level, and as such replaces the chassis, shock towers, bulkheads etc.

I will admit it's a bit of a faux pas on Tamiyas behalf, firstly ending production of the kit that the top drivers use, and seemingly not having enough suspension kits avaliable to allow others to convert.... opps.
That seems to be where most of the confusion comes in.

Hope it makes sense.
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FYI - Delrin "Reinforced Diff" is not included in the MS kit, unfortunately. It's certainly worth getting though....

acutts - The TRF World Champion Set has:

- Direct Center Pulley (as opposed to center oneway)
- 0 degree aluminium Rear uprights (for LWT suspension)
- XA, XB, XC, XD Toe Blocks

I think that's it... I could be wrong though. I've not bought it.
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Old 08-03-2005, 06:41 AM
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how well does the 415 ms handle on carpet with Foams?
It handles great.

I'm not sure what the guy was saying about cutting down to 20mm's...

What you want to do is if you plan to run the standard 28mm foams from Parma, TRC, GQ, ect. you need to install the HPI Pro4 front knuckles. Note that the HPI part used different bearings also.

This will allow you to have full clearance for any 28mm foam. You might also want to place a 1 or 1.5mm shim on the top of the knuckle to fill the space between that knuckles and the c-hub.

This should work perfect. I have run my 415 on foams with 8T, 19T, and stock with zero problems on carpet and asphault.

This is the part:
http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...id=188&id=1421
Part #: HP73507

You have to buy two since HPI sells 1 front knuckle and 1 rear hub as the set. No big deal since you can run the HPI rear hubs if you want to. They are 0deg and just shim it accordingly.
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source: http://www.yaesu-net.co.jp/rcm/index.html
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Anyone able to read this??? Does it tell anything about price and/or release date?
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Old 08-03-2005, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by brandbrainz
Anyone able to read this??? Does it tell anything about price and/or release date?

I wouldnt even try to read any of that .. lol
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Old 08-03-2005, 12:17 PM
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Is there a large version of that scan?
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Old 08-03-2005, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by brandbrainz
Anyone able to read this??? Does it tell anything about price and/or release date?
I can read some of it... but there was not one hint of any release date.. just specs....... and it looks as if the DJ pro sus will be sold in Japan shortly????? for less than what it sold for in the states...????? whats gives...
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Old 08-03-2005, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
and it looks as if the DJ pro sus will be sold in Japan shortly????? for less than what it sold for in the states...????? whats gives...
-Dave
Wait.....what?

Damn, I'll wait for Rainbow to get it in then
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Old 08-03-2005, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
I can read some of it... but there was not one hint of any release date.. just specs....... and it looks as if the DJ pro sus will be sold in Japan shortly????? for less than what it sold for in the states...????? whats gives...
-Dave
Do they happen to provide a Tamiya Japan part #?
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Old 08-03-2005, 05:05 PM
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Emm, quick question. What's the size of the wheel bearings on the 415? (old suspension)
I don't want to go out to the garage to measure them since it's in the middle of the night
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Old 08-03-2005, 05:17 PM
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anyone looking for a proven tcs winner for the last few races lmk
last of my 415 rides saved the best for last with parts ..

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sparx...5x11 methinks
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Old 08-03-2005, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by rtypec
sparx...5x11 methinks
rtypec. do you know if there are more plans for the TRF Race Center page on Tamiya's website?

Atleast maybe other setups then DJ's.

Just wondering.
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