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Old 03-21-2002, 06:57 AM
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I didn't think that was a swaybar when I was reading it...lol . I thought it was like a transponder mount or something, d'oh! . Do you know if you can gets pics of it so we can see?
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Old 03-21-2002, 07:13 AM
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Yeah, a pic would clarify it. Josh didn't have one and is away for a race this weekend so he can't explain it in a while.

Does, anyone else have a pic of Josh's car from cleveland or the snowbird nats?
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I saw Josh's car. He took 2 old enbells, and removed almost alof the material except the area where the bearing is insered and a portion of the side of the endbell running parrallel to the shaft. These 2 parts where screwed to the chassis braces. A 1/8 brass tube ran between the endbell parts, and thru the bearings, with the swaybar running off the tubes at a 90* angle. they ran to a part that connected them to the arm . I have a crude drawing here....
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Old 03-21-2002, 11:12 AM
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that's not a bad drawing
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Old 03-21-2002, 11:34 AM
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What's wrong with the stock swaybar?
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Old 03-21-2002, 11:49 AM
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the only thing I don't like about them is the small screw that hiolds them in put if you place a small washer it works fine
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Old 03-21-2002, 12:21 PM
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Originally posted by robk
I saw Josh's car. He took 2 old enbells, and removed almost alof the material except the area where the bearing is insered and a portion of the side of the endbell running parrallel to the shaft. These 2 parts where screwed to the chassis braces. A 1/8 brass tube ran between the endbell parts, and thru the bearings, with the swaybar running off the tubes at a 90* angle. they ran to a part that connected them to the arm . I have a crude drawing here....
How did he mount the endbells to the braces? Did he drill holes in them?
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OK,

So I sold my FT TC3 a while back, but saw a guys car at an out of town race with the IRS chassis (sweet) so I went a bought a used Team TC3 for under $100.00.

This thing is super sweet. I had other graphite conversions for other chassis (i.e. Penguin for Pro 3) but it wasn't up to this standard.

So, anyone got a good setup for this thing?

If it runs half as good as it looks....what am I going to do with this Losi thing???
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Old 03-22-2002, 07:56 AM
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Originally posted by kansasracer
If it runs half as good as it looks....what am I going to do with this Losi thing???
Sale it and by the IRS stiffening braces.... That's what I'm gonna do.
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Old 03-22-2002, 09:30 AM
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Originally posted by kansasracer
OK,

So I sold my FT TC3 a while back, but saw a guys car at an out of town race with the IRS chassis (sweet) so I went a bought a used Team TC3 for under $100.00.

This thing is super sweet. I had other graphite conversions for other chassis (i.e. Penguin for Pro 3) but it wasn't up to this standard.

So, anyone got a good setup for this thing?

If it runs half as good as it looks....what am I going to do with this Losi thing???
What surface are you running on?

I have two IRS TC3s and here is the set up I have on both. I run on low traction, bumpy asphalt.

Blue spring in front, Green in Rear
40wt. oil all around
shortest wheel base
-1 degree of chamber all around
just a little bit of toe out
6mm ride height

Very Simple - Yes. Glued to the track - Yes

Originally posted by ChristopherKee

Sale it and by the IRS stiffening braces.... That's what I'm gonna do.


Get the IRS stiffing kit too. It makes the car handle so much better than the already AWESOME handling IRS chassis alone.
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ChristopherKee - did you get the pics that I sent you?
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Old 03-22-2002, 10:24 AM
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You sponsored by IRS Al, with the way you talk about it they should pick you up.....lol

Any way finally got my new graphite chassis so I can race again

new lite diffs (from steel) clean bearings and IRS input shafts.etc running 17x3 or if the new digital (hitec 5925, 130" oz. and .08 sec.)!!! servo helps controll of the car a 12x2.......any one think I may be just a bit faster?
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Originally posted by Buda
You sponsored by IRS Al, with the way you talk about it they should pick you up.....lol
I wish....lol!
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Old 03-22-2002, 10:46 AM
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Just ran my car since I switched the Spur gear. Went from a 72 48p to a 88 64 p, stand around 6.29. Great acceleration, my diff is too loose so I'll need to tighted that up a little.

How are you guys running your diffs:

Is your front diff a litlle tighter in the front?
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Yes I received the pictures, thank you very much...

I am building a TC3 from the ground up... Purchased the complete IRS kit on ebay for $179 and the Stiffening kit for $39. Just need to pick up the diffes and arms etc...

I decided to build it piece by piece and just race my FTTC3 outdoor's and save the new IRS TC3 for carpet. Should be finished with it in a couple more months....


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