Tamiya TRF415
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Originally Posted by V12
Keith
The HPI hubs are using 10x5 bearings. And yes 8 of them if you want using them front and rear.
9x5 bearings are wrong, these are for the 415MS/EVO4 hubs.
The HPI hubs are using 10x5 bearings. And yes 8 of them if you want using them front and rear.
9x5 bearings are wrong, these are for the 415MS/EVO4 hubs.
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Well.... my MSX is no longer tweaked or whatever the problem was, not entirely sure. I did a few things, slightly unscrewed each screw and let the chassis relax overnight, put on some tyres that had only been scrubbed in. Then I charged a pack, went down to the track and put in one run then I had to go to a rehearsal so it was a race and run trick. The main thing though is that the car was consistent left to right now and it just needs setup work.
I found that the car had quite a lot of understeer through most of the corners and then would really snap oversteer when you start to get on the gas. The car just needs setup work but I think it should be a very good car.
I found that the car had quite a lot of understeer through most of the corners and then would really snap oversteer when you start to get on the gas. The car just needs setup work but I think it should be a very good car.
Originally Posted by odawg315
if your running hpi hubs i dont know bearing size, but if your rinning tamiya lwt suspension which is waht you were looking for they are 5x9 bearings.
If he wants using the HPI hubs the 5x9 donīt work. And the HPI hubs are used by some people on the 415MS/EVO4 lightweight suspension.
Originally Posted by maxoo
what is the better for carpet tracks: use a standard 415 with the MSX kit (3mm chassis) or the MS version with MSX kit (2.5mm chassis+LWS)???
thanks.
thanks.
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I did not get a shirt with my MS upgrade kit too. Can someone tell me what the shirt looks like or can you post a picture so I can see what I missed out on? I read that it is small but my wife would have loved it, haha.
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It's not THAT small. People have been making it out as if its like an XS or a size 8 for womens!
Truth is, its a XL but a Japanese XL, so more like a Medium in size.
Truth is, its a XL but a Japanese XL, so more like a Medium in size.
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What Tamiya shirts are they coming with...the all black style ones you see everywhere??
If they are U.S size M or L and you don't want it PM me and I'll buy it Shirts probably made for asians LOL...so it might fit me
If they are U.S size M or L and you don't want it PM me and I'll buy it Shirts probably made for asians LOL...so it might fit me
Originally Posted by V12
Maybe depends if you want running rubber or foam tires. I think for rubber both will work at least you could see both here. For foams the 3mm chassis is the way to go as itīs much stiffer. On the suspension I just know Marc used the LW suspension in Las Vegas.
thanks
Originally Posted by TryHard
@ MDawson; If you could, can you post some pics of the centre post? Quite intrigued as to how you've mounted it with regards to batts and so forth. You could email them, and I'll post them onto my website (pm me for an email address).
Regards
Ed
Regards
Ed
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Originally Posted by Nexus
What Tamiya shirts are they coming with...the all black style ones you see everywhere??
Same as that except its black and not blue, and of course no sponsor decals stuck to the t-shirt too.
But what is the reason in some of the kits is aT-shirt and in some not?
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Originally Posted by V12
But what is the reason in some of the kits is aT-shirt and in some not?
No, from HK.
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Ed- here it is.
Is that one of the chassis posts from a normal 415? how have you mounted it to the topdeck, along with the arieal mount?
Originally Posted by F. Alonso
Beats me. Did you buy from Japanese store?