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Old 11-21-2005, 07:16 AM
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Carl,

Do you have a part number for the HPI knuckles? thanks... I have a EVO IV Aluminum hub carrier on my MSX... Will that work... with the HPI part?

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Old 11-21-2005, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by TENCHO
I went to the Tamiya Fair in Shizuoka this past weekend. I saw the new TA-05 MS on display.....i'll post pics later today. I knew it was coming....415 is going to be obsolete soon.
didnt people say that about the 414 when the trf ta04 was released, i forget...wich car won a championship???
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Old 11-21-2005, 01:05 PM
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precisionrc.com has the new 415MSX...in stock...for only 455.00
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Old 11-21-2005, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by HELLOkitty
precisionrc.com has the new 415MSX...in stock...for only 455.00
Who cares!?! I'd rather wait a few weeks and save myself $120USD and get it from Champ R/C!
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Old 11-21-2005, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Burlap
I'm sure there is a successor to the 415 coming soon, but not immediately, since the 415MSX/Refine2 is coming out soon.

I can not see the TA05 MS being a better car however.
well i would call the TA05MS the successor to the 415, but i'm sure that over time the TA05 is going to leave a mark.

my msx tweeks (as i'm sure they all do)....to fix this, i countersunk the front and rear carbon damper stays where the screws go into the left and right roll center parts. (like the pro4's) it helps a little. any suggestions on how to totally eliminate tweek from the rear?
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Old 11-21-2005, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by trf_racer
If they make a carbon double deck chassis plate, it will be better than TRF 415 series for sure.
it's coming soon....just wait. and it will come with the suspension from the 415. i haven't seen anybody try out the xenon racing chassis yet, but i'm sure it's effective. i can't say if it's a better car though.
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Old 11-21-2005, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by TENCHO
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my msx tweeks (as i'm sure they all do)....to fix this, i countersunk the front and rear carbon damper stays where the screws go into the left and right roll center parts. (like the pro4's) it helps a little. any suggestions on how to totally eliminate tweek from the rear?
dont hit anything, itll never tweek
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Old 11-21-2005, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by TENCHO
well i would call the TA05MS the successor to the 415, but i'm sure that over time the TA05 is going to leave a mark.
I still doubt it. Even with all the carbon fibre in the 05MS, it will be still heavier because if the plastic used in things like diff bulkheads. There is no way Tamiya would release a car that is cheaper than its top model and can out perform it. You'll be pissing off a lot of dedicated Tamiya racers if they did that.
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Old 11-21-2005, 04:24 PM
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Maybe I'm missing something here, but isn't the TA05 just a "plasticized" 415, albeit with a slightly different layout? How then could it be realistically thought of as the "successor" to the 415?
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Old 11-21-2005, 04:53 PM
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Are there spare parts for the MS Upgrade kit or the refine yet anyone know of? Got into a glitch/crash problem and need a couple of parts.
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Old 11-21-2005, 06:08 PM
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i repeat:

didnt people say that about the 414 when the trf ta04 was released, i forget...wich car won a championship???

the ta05 will merely be what the role of the 04 was, a very good mid line racer, it will never replace the top model, only recieve upgrades that are first brought to the 415... kinda like when everyone thought the camaro was gonna replace the corvette, tell me again...wich car can you buy from a chevy dealership tomorrow?
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Old 11-21-2005, 06:23 PM
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Maybe Tamiya might release aluminum bulkhead for the TA05, that will make it as good as the TRF 415 Series.
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Old 11-21-2005, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by odawg315
i repeat:

didnt people say that about the 414 when the trf ta04 was released, i forget...wich car won a championship???

the ta05 will merely be what the role of the 04 was, a very good mid line racer, it will never replace the top model, only recieve upgrades that are first brought to the 415... kinda like when everyone thought the camaro was gonna replace the corvette, tell me again...wich car can you buy from a chevy dealership tomorrow?
With a carbon graphite chassis and aluminum bulk heads. The 05 is a better balanced car over the 415. And the drive train is much more free. The way tamiya likes to sell cars, it's only a matter of time before the factory guy's start running some kind of prototype upgrade of the 05.
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Old 11-21-2005, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by odawg315
i repeat:

didnt people say that about the 414 when the trf ta04 was released, i forget...wich car won a championship???

the ta05 will merely be what the role of the 04 was, a very good mid line racer, it will never replace the top model, only recieve upgrades that are first brought to the 415... kinda like when everyone thought the camaro was gonna replace the corvette, tell me again...wich car can you buy from a chevy dealership tomorrow?
you forget... the 414 came out first.. then Tamiya made a cheaper version of it with the TA04 series.

the TA05 is not derived from the 415 like the TA04 was from the 414 you never know what Tamiya will do with the TA05 series. plus Xenon already has a conversion kit out. and IFMAR Worlds is next year. ANYTHING is possible.
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Old 11-21-2005, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
you forget... the 414 came out first.. then Tamiya made a cheaper version of it with the TA04 series.

the TA05 is not derived from the 415 like the TA04 was from the 414 you never know what Tamiya will do with the TA05 series. plus Xenon already has a conversion kit out. and IFMAR Worlds is next year. ANYTHING is possible.
I agree w/ Chris. In my case, I'd rather get the TRF kit w/c was developed & raced by the TRF drivers & Tamiya R&D staff themselves. Besides when you get the Factory kits, you only need a little more option parts to bring out the best further more of the kit & also the bling factor as well. The only non-TRF kits I bought ever since I started the hobby was the TL01 & F201 Ferrari Kit. I don't have the F201 kit anymore but I still keep my TL01 (almost fully Tamiya hopped-up) since the TL01 was my very first real 1/10 scale rc car & haven't switched or tried other RC kit brands.

Oh I did forget one more thing. I actually did get non-TRF racing kits, TB Evo & TB Evo 2 & still have these kits in my possession.
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