TC3 Forum
#5806
Tech Master
Correction, sorry, I meant that the axle doesn't extend past the nylon part of the nut.
#5807
would just want to ask again. does anyone know where i could get delrin spools? i read at the april (i think..) of rcca about a company called ready-to-run rc that produces delrin parts for associated, anyone know the webiste of this company? thanks in advance.
#5808
Originally posted by proudwinner
Misfits-Nuke, you might want to exchange those wheels nuts with team associated's aluminum "low-profile" wheel nuts part number; 3438, those tend to fall off as the axle barely extends past the nylon part of the nut. Car look good.
Misfits-Nuke, you might want to exchange those wheels nuts with team associated's aluminum "low-profile" wheel nuts part number; 3438, those tend to fall off as the axle barely extends past the nylon part of the nut. Car look good.
thanks
#5810
there arent, only the 0 degree is in graphite
the 2: 3870
the 4: 3872
the 2: 3870
the 4: 3872
#5812
lee, you could try the ones from losi, they are the same with the associated ones. i think that some (if not majority) use this because of longer steering throws or something. i use 4 degrees both for carpet and outdoor/indoor asphalt so that i dont change parts a lot. goodluck!
#5814
Tech Elite
iTrader: (120)
i have not posted here in a long long time..
i have been playing with other mfg cars.
To anyone out there Wondering i Running a TC3 with a Milled out chassie (battries moved in) makes a diffrence, DO IT, you will not regret it.
With the new chassie I TQ on saterday in Sportsman @ socal.. i of corse blew it in the main but the car felt very smooth.
i have been playing with other mfg cars.
To anyone out there Wondering i Running a TC3 with a Milled out chassie (battries moved in) makes a diffrence, DO IT, you will not regret it.
With the new chassie I TQ on saterday in Sportsman @ socal.. i of corse blew it in the main but the car felt very smooth.
#5815
Tech Adept
Hey JasonC does moving the battery in towards the center make a lot or a little different. how does it feel after you do it?
#5816
am not sure about the part number coz i own only 1 car w/c is a tc3. but losi packages these in 1 pack (c hubs and steering blocks) while the associated has seperate packages for the c hubs and the steering blocks. try asking at the losi topic or just wait for further replies from the tc3 gurus here.
#5818
Re: IRS
Originally posted by Fuzzy
Has anybody tried the IRS Lite Outdrives for the TC3? If you have, would I be wise to purchase their composite cvd's to reduce the wear on the outdrives? Are the composite's lighter than the Factory Team aluminum cvd's.?
Has anybody tried the IRS Lite Outdrives for the TC3? If you have, would I be wise to purchase their composite cvd's to reduce the wear on the outdrives? Are the composite's lighter than the Factory Team aluminum cvd's.?
#5819
Re: YAY
Originally posted by =MisFitz= NuKe
Alright, I just ran my car for the first time yesterday. I ended up meeting ups at my front door after my work friday night, and grabbed the boxes, and got to work. stayed up till 4:15 in the morning building the car. .
Alright, I just ran my car for the first time yesterday. I ended up meeting ups at my front door after my work friday night, and grabbed the boxes, and got to work. stayed up till 4:15 in the morning building the car. .
I just got my Factory Team Kit and stayed up until 530am! I thought I was the only freak...
But anyways, was able to "start the wheels spinning" had to borrow a radio from my friend since my JR is being fixed...
ANYhow, here are some pics...
before
during...kinda
and almost done
#5820
Tech Adept
Hey dasgruvn, nice car. Your gonna love it.