Tamiya TRF415
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Originally Posted by Smoking motor..
Sound like a stripped steering knuckle had that happen on a onway the bottom screw fell out due to the knuckle being stripped and the driveshaft came out.
steering knuckle is fine, I do believe its the dogbone length and toe block combination as soemone else pointed out. I'll have to look up those 48 mm ones for the F201, anyone know where I can find a set?
I got this Trinity D5 8 turn and I'm only confident to use it with a 415. My pro 4 is too torquey and the yok sd is just too breakable.
What's the recommended gearing for a 50feet by 40feet flowing track?
What's the recommended gearing for a 50feet by 40feet flowing track?
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Originally Posted by KillWency
I got this Trinity D5 8 turn and I'm only confident to use it with a 415. My pro 4 is too torquey and the yok sd is just too breakable.
What's the recommended gearing for a 50feet by 40feet flowing track?
What's the recommended gearing for a 50feet by 40feet flowing track?
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Originally Posted by Sryder7
there is no servo saver, that's why i think it might be the servo... any one have answers to my other questions?
I need some info
-ANyone know the part name/number for the Diff bearings? i know their size, its 5x8
-Anyone know what the part number for Tamiya Thrust bearings are? and does tamiya even sell them seperate still? i heard they were discontinued can can only be bought in diff kits, if so (stupid tamiya)
-Anyone know if the tamiya thrust bearings will fit the yokomo ZS501, diff halves (for the front diff) ?
-ANyone know the part name/number for the Diff bearings? i know their size, its 5x8
-Anyone know what the part number for Tamiya Thrust bearings are? and does tamiya even sell them seperate still? i heard they were discontinued can can only be bought in diff kits, if so (stupid tamiya)
-Anyone know if the tamiya thrust bearings will fit the yokomo ZS501, diff halves (for the front diff) ?
also anyone know how many pounds the following tamiya springs are?
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
No the 415's diff and one way pulleys are 35T, so IMHO you won't see much of a difference, unless your name's David Spashett or Marc Rheinard.
I still thinks its worth while running the TA05 pulleys because its a better internal ratio to work with (well for Modified anyway) and I think the TA05 pulleys are better, you don't have to do any gluing and I think they are made from a better material.
Originally Posted by Sushi Man
also anyone know how many pounds the following tamiya springs are?
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
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Originally Posted by Sushi Man
I need some info
-ANyone know the part name/number for the Diff bearings? i know their size, its 5x8
-Anyone know what the part number for Tamiya Thrust bearings are? and does tamiya even sell them seperate still? i heard they were discontinued can can only be bought in diff kits, if so (stupid tamiya)
-Anyone know if the tamiya thrust bearings will fit the yokomo ZS501, diff halves (for the front diff) ?
-ANyone know the part name/number for the Diff bearings? i know their size, its 5x8
-Anyone know what the part number for Tamiya Thrust bearings are? and does tamiya even sell them seperate still? i heard they were discontinued can can only be bought in diff kits, if so (stupid tamiya)
-Anyone know if the tamiya thrust bearings will fit the yokomo ZS501, diff halves (for the front diff) ?
2. I bought spares from ebay. They were in an Event / Non-Retail package. Speedtech have them in stock - http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...?catmainid=268
3. I don't think they will, I used the Yokomo thrust bearings in mine.
Originally Posted by Sushi Man
also anyone know how many pounds the following tamiya springs are?
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
-super hard spring 53635
-Ultra Hard spring 53636
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Anyone know if another manufacture makes 0* castor blocks, can't seem to find any that tamiya makes because i need some more steering but, does the HPI supsension give you more steering and if so what are the parts that i need
Cheers, Charles
Cheers, Charles
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Originally Posted by Charles Godwin
Anyone know if another manufacture makes 0* castor blocks, can't seem to find any that tamiya makes because i need some more steering but, does the HPI supsension give you more steering and if so what are the parts that i need
Cheers, Charles
Cheers, Charles
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Ball joint woes
Hi guys,
Can anyone recommend a combination of ball ends and ball studs that I can use which will give my joints a little more resilience against popping off so often? The standard ones are pretty bad and I've now run out of Tamiya ones to replace them with. I bought some RPM ball ends, but only discovered that the Tamiya ball studs have larger balls once I fitted up a new turnbuckle with new ends....how annoying!
Any ideas? Suggestions from UK users would be most useful, as an order from the likes of Champ etc can be quite expensive once I get going!
Thanks
Andrew
Can anyone recommend a combination of ball ends and ball studs that I can use which will give my joints a little more resilience against popping off so often? The standard ones are pretty bad and I've now run out of Tamiya ones to replace them with. I bought some RPM ball ends, but only discovered that the Tamiya ball studs have larger balls once I fitted up a new turnbuckle with new ends....how annoying!
Any ideas? Suggestions from UK users would be most useful, as an order from the likes of Champ etc can be quite expensive once I get going!
Thanks
Andrew
oh WOW.. tamiya does stupid things... the i didnt know that the blue/white springs werent even a pound off....
and i cant use the tamiya springs to run foams... ill need like other ones right?
wouldnt 22, and 20 lbs be to soft?
and i cant use the tamiya springs to run foams... ill need like other ones right?
wouldnt 22, and 20 lbs be to soft?
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Originally Posted by Sushi Man
oh WOW.. tamiya does stupid things... the i didnt know that the blue/white springs werent even a pound off....
and i cant use the tamiya springs to run foams... ill need like other ones right?
wouldnt 22, and 20 lbs be to soft?
and i cant use the tamiya springs to run foams... ill need like other ones right?
wouldnt 22, and 20 lbs be to soft?