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trackdesigner71 12-15-2003 03:42 PM

hey, Im taking the motor and ESC out of my T3 RTR and putting them in my TC3 so I can do some preliminary carpet testing. I have two questions. First, is it smart to put the T3 RTR motor in a TC3 and second, how would you gear it with the stock TC3 spur?

Horatio 12-15-2003 04:45 PM

Rinkrat99:

Centralising problems with Hitec 'stuff' is almost always related to the Hitec transmitters - the pots they use need to be stripped down and cleaned after the first few weeks of use!! I know, cos all my Hitec Flash 3 40 fm radios have developed the same fault.

The servos on the other hand have always worked just fine, evident when I use Tx's from other brands like KO and Futaba:D

JoshR 85 12-15-2003 06:50 PM

HeY!!!



Trackdesigner71 it all depends on how big the track is to gear at it and how open the track is if it's got sweepers at both ends full straight 180's really tight sections and all that.

Bubblestc3 12-15-2003 07:21 PM


Originally posted by trackdesigner71
hey, Im taking the motor and ESC out of my T3 RTR and putting them in my TC3 so I can do some preliminary carpet testing. I have two questions. First, is it smart to put the T3 RTR motor in a TC3 and second, how would you gear it with the stock TC3 spur?
Is the motor from the T3 RTR Special?(the MVP), if so, then the motor should work just fine in the TC3, but if it is the sealed endbell motor then it will not be fast what so ever. Gearing for the MVP is all realitive, and I gear my MVP at 7.14 ish for medium sized asphault racing.

Arun 12-15-2003 10:11 PM

Re: Re: drive train questions
 

Originally posted by jcrouse
I mean they RUB the spring on the rear shocks.

Duh,
John

My plastic CVDs used to rub the rear shock springs too. I just took some of the AE mini 4-40 nuts and put an additional one on the top and bottom of the shock screws to space it away. Now I use different shocks so it isn't a problem.

TAC3 12-16-2003 01:06 PM

To rinkrat99
 
Try to use KO PROPO , PDS-2143FET, its digital servo , very accurate, quick response and I havent had any problems yet. I hope this helps

Bubblestc3 12-16-2003 04:51 PM

So what bodies are you guys running?

Arun 12-17-2003 03:03 AM

I run the Alfa 2.0 right now. It seems to allow the car to switch directions a lot easier.

acyrier 12-17-2003 04:40 AM

Bodies
 
I'm sure it's not a leagal body, but our track is allowing most any tc body, it's the HPI Lotus Elise Body. Seeems to really keep the car planted.

Nexus 12-17-2003 06:50 AM


Have you had any clearance problems when using the RPM ballcups?
i only use the bigger RPM ballcups for certain turnbuckles...not all of them.

the steering turnbuckle i kept stock....because of clearance. i didn't want to shave anything on the car because it might loose some of it's rigidity.

after xmas i'll have a digital camera and be able to post pics of it.

Justin Zorc 12-17-2003 06:57 AM

the associated offroad ball cups are also good... i prefer them over the rpm's an dthey can be used on all ball studs except the steering horn and rack. they are also free right from when they are snapped on.. so no more polishing ball studs. for bodies wither the alfa 2.0 or mazda 6. they seem to be the best overall right now...

Bubblestc3 12-17-2003 05:25 PM

I'm sorry, I did not make my question clear:blush:
I already have my body for my TC3, I was just curious to which body some of the comunity was using.:)
I'll look for a picture of which body I am using...

Bubblestc3 12-17-2003 05:40 PM

Here, I found one...

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/rc/...97/large_1.jpg

Bubblestc3 12-17-2003 05:55 PM

Another...

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/rc/...297/header.jpg

muggleh8tr 12-17-2003 06:14 PM

bodys
 
hey chris, im running the voxhaul and alfa 2.0:D


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