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John_S 04-28-2004 10:14 AM

i dont know about handling but the bmi chassis looks beter than the demon :nod:

tirbolag 04-28-2004 08:40 PM

RC Square Delfrin diff halves
 
any of you guys running the RC Square delrin BLACK diff havles...find that you have to shim the diff to reduce end play?

anyone using the white delrin diff halves?

Fusedbrain 04-29-2004 05:25 AM

ttt

Cain 04-29-2004 07:32 AM

Ok, trying this again.


I am currently running a TC3 with the BMI chassis conversion. My car is handling quite well but I want quicker change of direction which I think adding a sway bar front and rear will give.

Anyone who has added a sway bar front and rear to there setup, how did it affect handling?

I tried one in just the rear and it actually had MORE rear traction as the rear didn't want to swing out in the turns, but it wasn't like a normal push.

clinttredway 04-29-2004 07:47 AM


Originally posted by Cain
Ok, trying this again.


I am currently running a TC3 with the BMI chassis conversion. My car is handling quite well but I want quicker change of direction which I think adding a sway bar front and rear will give.

Anyone who has added a sway bar front and rear to there setup, how did it affect handling?

I tried one in just the rear and it actually had MORE rear traction as the rear didn't want to swing out in the turns, but it wasn't like a normal push.

Have you tried just the front?

Speedie 04-29-2004 08:23 AM

Cain the reason it gave the rear more traction having the bar in the rear, is because the swaybar keeps the rear from transfering as much weight to the front during cornering by lessing the body roll.

wolfeman09 04-29-2004 11:06 AM

Re: RC Square Delfrin diff halves
 

Originally posted by tirbolag
any of you guys running the RC Square delrin BLACK diff havles...find that you have to shim the diff to reduce end play?

anyone using the white delrin diff halves?

I am using the Aquare Black Delrin Diff Halves. Yes that is the adavantage of the Black over the White.

The white ones are exactly the same as the AE ones as the Black ones need shimming. This frees up the drivetrain even more.

I beleive teh right way to do it is to have more shims on the left than the right. This pushes the gear to the right to free it up. Not to much or you will strip the gear, so shims on the right is needed as well.

So far so good. This outdrives are awesome!!! Then even include an extra hole so when the first pair wear down you can move it to the extra hole. Like two outdrives for the price of one. Defintley an imporvement over the AE ones.

You can get them at www.speedtechrc.com

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Cain 04-29-2004 11:16 AM

i figured it was something like that, but my terminology is not that good. A usual grunt will do the job :D

May have to look into those diff halves...

What have you guys done on a stock TC3 to free up the drive train without installing new parts. I have heard of sanding, but I don't where to begin with that.

wolfeman09 04-29-2004 01:37 PM


Originally posted by Cain
i figured it was something like that, but my terminology is not that good. A usual grunt will do the job :D

May have to look into those diff halves...

What have you guys done on a stock TC3 to free up the drive train without installing new parts. I have heard of sanding, but I don't where to begin with that.

If you dont want to sand, then purchase a pair of warspeed trany cases. They have done all the sanding for you and have also coiled the screws so they dont strip.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Cain 04-29-2004 01:46 PM

Thanks,

Will the warpspeed cases make a good difference? I may also buy a set of new bearings as these are getting alittle worn.

DOTMAN 04-29-2004 05:02 PM

In my opinion, Yes...very much. They really free up the stock drivetrain and the helicoils also add strength to the screw holes, which tend to strip over time from hard hits and also from continually loosening and tightening the screws in the diff case.

DRIVEN 04-29-2004 06:39 PM

Front Bumper brace
 
Has anyone done any mods to add a top bumper brace. I find that my RPM bumper always tend to bend down every after race. Besides not hitting any thing, any suggestions on how to keep the bumper UP?

:nod:

etzkev 04-29-2004 06:46 PM

All you need to do is boil some water and then dip it in and bend it back. It works great. No brace needed! :D

Just got one 04-29-2004 08:08 PM

this is old but ive heard this story on multiple occasions, so i got a tc3. lol

Just got one 04-29-2004 08:32 PM

Ok well it didnt quote the other story ill try again


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