Tamiya TRF415
Originally Posted by HotrodHopkins
thanks. Do you have a link to ones i can buy?
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Originally Posted by JoeyE
...hummm, I thought you had the actual outdrives made and not the yokomo set up. I already have the youkomo set up. I'll wait for the TAMIYA diff set.
Cool though.
Cool though.
Do you have a parts list for the yokomo parts required?
My LHS knows it's yokomo but doesn't know which parts they are.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by trf racer
yes the back end on these new pre glued are crap.
for glueing ur own tyres cs22 are still best in uk,wioth premounts need more testing but i know cs22 is a no no.
for glueing ur own tyres cs22 are still best in uk,wioth premounts need more testing but i know cs22 is a no no.
However, when I tried them back to back with CS22 pre-glues (old rims though) at wrexham, they seemed to make the car understeer. On the 22's the car was pretty good. It maybe something that can be dialed out in setup though.
Did hear that the Sorex 32's seem to work well too (but use additive and warmers)
Ed
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Originally Posted by Burlap
A few of the 415 MS/MSX racers at my club have noticed this. In regards to the slop, they and I have found the opposite of what the manual says about steering slop to work. Remove all spacers which are between the screw head and the bearings on the steering plate, and put spacers (same ones as what you use between the wheel hex and bearing on the uprights) between the steering posts and the upper chassis plate.
HiH
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Originally Posted by TryHard
Tried a set of RP24's weekend before last, and they do seem similar to the 22's.
However, when I tried them back to back with CS22 pre-glues (old rims though) at wrexham, they seemed to make the car understeer. On the 22's the car was pretty good. It maybe something that can be dialed out in setup though.
Did hear that the Sorex 32's seem to work well too (but use additive and warmers)
Ed
However, when I tried them back to back with CS22 pre-glues (old rims though) at wrexham, they seemed to make the car understeer. On the 22's the car was pretty good. It maybe something that can be dialed out in setup though.
Did hear that the Sorex 32's seem to work well too (but use additive and warmers)
Ed
they have more air gap then cs22.
let ya know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
Also notice, TryHard's got a set of pulley/belts since march and hasn't tried it yet, what is he waiting for ?
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At this point i'm using the Sorex 32r's, seem kinda good but you have got to use additive and a high temp on the warmers to get em going good , without warmers they are rubbish.
Charles
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Originally Posted by Charles Godwin
At this point i'm using the Sorex 32r's, seem kinda good but you have got to use additive and a high temp on the warmers to get em going good , without warmers they are rubbish.
Charles
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I do have the option of using the 28r's but they chew up to quickly for my liking so i use the 32's which last loads longer (27t stock), at the moment though it is warming up (about 17*C air temp) so i'll just turn the temp down when it gets to mid-summer racing
Charles
Charles
Originally Posted by TryHard
....the time I run a 6t mod
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Any of the UK lot going to Snetterton this weekend? I'll be there, if you wanna chat look for the kid with the big Ecko coat or the little orange (toilet tent as most people call it) tent
Charles
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thanks trfboy i will try it thanks
Is there any other web site that has msx setups? Tamiya's site is hurtin on setups. Even though my car is dialed, still nice to have a look
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Originally Posted by drew85
Is there any other web site that has msx setups? Tamiya's site is hurtin on setups. Even though my car is dialed, still nice to have a look
I have an old 415 ( standard version) that have been sitting around for a lopng time and decided to put it back to life again, reason Y? diff is a PITA to work on, anyways if I would convert it to an MS will thios eliminate PITA when removing the diff?
TNX guys any help will be appreciated.
TNX guys any help will be appreciated.