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#3781
Tech Fanatic
No problem Ling.
#3782
Sort of a weird question. How do you adjust rear Toe in and Toe out?
I had my Tc3 on the Hudy Set up board. The left side rear is off compared to the right side,by at least 2deg.
How does a person fix this problem?
I had my Tc3 on the Hudy Set up board. The left side rear is off compared to the right side,by at least 2deg.
How does a person fix this problem?
#3783
When you put the rear toe in block on, you need to make sure to put each hinge-pin in at the same time. Otherwise you will ruin the piece, the problem is it is made out of very cheap material. I suggest you buy a new part and put it on carefully.
#3784
You need to make sure to put each hinge-pin in at the same time.you need to make sure to put each hinge-pin in at the same time.
Could explain this step by step?
Could explain this step by step?
#3785
Well if you put one hinge pin first, then put the other one in, you are bending the plastic so it causes unequal toe in. The best way I can explain it is to carefuly line the piece up with both hinge pins, and push it a little bit so heach hinge pin is seated slightly, then apply even pressure to each side so slide the pice on .
Good luck,
Josh
Good luck,
Josh
#3786
Yodace,
How old is your TC3? There was problem with one of the rear carriers in early production. The complaint from people was that one side had more toe than the other. Associated had to re-tool the mold for that part. I know that this was discovered early in the TC3's production, so if your car was purchased rather recently, that wouldn't be the problem; on the other hand, if you bought it used, or don't know how old the car is, you might want to try buying new rear carriers.
How old is your TC3? There was problem with one of the rear carriers in early production. The complaint from people was that one side had more toe than the other. Associated had to re-tool the mold for that part. I know that this was discovered early in the TC3's production, so if your car was purchased rather recently, that wouldn't be the problem; on the other hand, if you bought it used, or don't know how old the car is, you might want to try buying new rear carriers.
#3787
if you install a new rear hinge pin mount make sure you dont stretch the part over the other hinge pin that can cause unequal toe like speedo said.
#3788
I got my Tc3 late last year.
#3789
Does hardcore make a rear carrer mounts?
#3790
Tech Fanatic
I dont think that hardcore makes em. But Im sure that Team Trinity makes them. There alum. and they have replaceable plastic bushings. they look nice, Im gonna pick me up some as soon as I make some money.
#3791
Tech Champion
iTrader: (9)
Originally posted by yodace
Does hardcore make a rear carrer mounts?
Does hardcore make a rear carrer mounts?
see:
http://www.ahc1931.com/cgi-bin/miva?..._Code=TC3Parts
scroll down for the blue parts...
#3792
Tech Elite
iTrader: (43)
rideheight
i didnt have any probs with ride hieght either..i have the standerd arms...i have nothing done to my chasis accept the rear shock tower in front...im dont know much about set ups..but i think the car feels like..more "planted" i nthe turns..like its not roling over so much i guess...i run the shocks on the ouyt holethey are almost standign strait up..i was told n o to run them like that so i moved them in..to the middle and it jsut made the car very loos feeling..evenly front and rear..i dunno ..it was wierd...also..i run foems on carpet...with white springs in the front and yellow in the rear..and plaid and purple tires...let me know what you guys think...other than that its a sean cochran set up.
#3793
Regional Moderator
Will the real TC3 Thread please stand up
#3794
how come??
alot of tc3 threads are coming out?
#3795
Hi guys. Greetings from Malta.
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL TC3 THREAD.
I don't know why guys keep opening others. It's so much more practical to have all TC3 related contributions in this thread.
Regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL TC3 THREAD.
I don't know why guys keep opening others. It's so much more practical to have all TC3 related contributions in this thread.
Regards
Joe from sunny Malta.