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Old 07-31-2006, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by JayL
well the ta05 pulleys are a different pitch than the 415msx....
That is incorrect. Both the TA05 and 415 use a standard 3mm pitch (along with most touring cars). If you lay a TA05 and 415 belt side by side, you will see that they are indeed the exact same pitch.

Plus, they are labeled S3m, which is Bando's 3mm pitch designation.
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And this is one of the reasons why I never told anybody to do a TA05 conversion...the stuff you see in the TRF cars are different, as I've stated in the past.

The text on the black rear belt that I have says (atleast from what I can read because it is worn out) UNITTA 180-36t-3 B30N17 206J038.

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Old 08-01-2006, 02:14 AM
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Had a wierd dream yesterday night...I found myself opening up a MRE. I thought of getting one over the weekend, but the dream was too much...!!
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Old 08-01-2006, 06:50 AM
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So to run foam tires you need to use the HPI front steering blocks correct? Do you need to use different axles or driveshafts?

Is there any other parts that would need to be changed to use foams?

Thanks guys.

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Old 08-01-2006, 07:34 AM
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I know the most accepted way is to use HPI knuckles etc, but i have always used std suspension, Evo 4 ball studs in the top, and shaved the top off the ball cup. Ive sometimes found some small amount of rubbing inside Jaco 28mm foams, but nothing really bad. Actually on my old 415, i always used the std ball studs and never really worried about it.

This is using the Std suspension, not the LWS. I prefer the Std suspension on carpet (guessing your on carpet too?)
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Originally Posted by axle182
I know the most accepted way is to use HPI knuckles etc, but i have always used std suspension, Evo 4 ball studs in the top, and shaved the top off the ball cup. Ive sometimes found some small amount of rubbing inside Jaco 28mm foams, but nothing really bad. Actually on my old 415, i always used the std ball studs and never really worried about it.

This is using the Std suspension, not the LWS. I prefer the Std suspension on carpet (guessing your on carpet too?)
Yes on carpet as well and I will be using the LW suspension.
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Wil have to get some better info from guys who have run it. I find the LW suspension too fragile. We run on a very tight technical carpet track, and even the top drivers smack a board every now and then. Hence i run with the std suspension (prefer the handling also) hopefully one of the others who have experience with the LWS and foams can give you a better idea.
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Old 08-01-2006, 09:48 AM
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I don't know anything about foam, but for carpet and rubber all i have to say is DON'T use the MSX with the LW suspension

On another note, I'm selling my standard 415 (carpet car), I'll be making a post in the for sale section and put a link to it, same for the MSX a bit later on.
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Originally Posted by Brian Anthony
Yes on carpet as well and I will be using the LW suspension.
You'll need the axles from the cyclone, as they fit perfect. You can use the dogbones from LWT suspension though.
Also, with the HPI hubs, you need to place a shim above the knuckle to take up the space between the C-hub and knuckle, can't remember if it's 0.7mm or 1mm you need though, sorry.

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Old 08-01-2006, 12:06 PM
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here's the link to the auction for my TRF 415, thanks for looking guys

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=180013697270
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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
here's the link to the auction for my TRF 415, thanks for looking guys

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=180013697270
What car are you going to run from now on fab?
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Old 08-01-2006, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick Draper
What car are you going to run from now on fab?
Stallion as soon as it's out, i.e. hopefully i'll have it for aldershot, otherwise i'll have to run the MSX (hence i've not listed it yet).
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I just got a call from my wife, she wasn't home when the shipment hit, this is *insane* Stella shipped out my MSXMRE yesterday and it was at my door today ...called DHL up, they sent a "message" to the driver to see if he can redeliver today, if not will be tomorrow.

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WTF. Does DHL use supersonic cargo jets? That doesn't seem right becuase a trip across the pacific takes at least 12hours. And counting the time spent during taxiing, processing that is still really really really fast shipping! But I guess you got the car, congratulations...
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hey guys,

Quick Q for thoose who have an MRE already. What toe blocks does it come with?
from the pics on the Tamiya website, looks like B/A on the front and ?/D on the rear? Any other blocks included?

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