RedBullFiXX

iTrader: (34)

Tamiya cars have the best assembly directions by far.
This is a great chassis for anything but serious modified racing.
Easy to drive, base settings are quite good.

mc4798

iTrader: (13)

Thanks, All I wanted to hear.

Shqizy

Hey guys,

if anyone is looking for a TA05 ver.II - I'm saling mine:

it's a kind of TA05 ver.II "R" meaning it has following upgrades:
(e.g. all upgrades the new TB03R or the TA05 IFS R has + new blue motormount, Carbon Damperstay, Spool, Oneway)

54172 - TA05VII Separate Sus Mounts - Version II (1A-1XA)
54174 - TA05VII Separate Sus Mounts - Version II (1C-1XC)
54070 - TB03 Sus Mount 1B
54074 - TB-03 Sus Mount 1F
54196 - Carbon Reinforced K Parts - TA05V.2 (Stiffener) NEW
53894 - TA05 A Parts - Carbon Reinforced Bulkhead
42110 - 840 Flange Teflon Sealed - Bearing
51000 - Hi-Torque Servo Saver - Black
51332 - TRF416 Front Upright
51333 - TRF416 Rear Upright
54031 - TRF 416 F Parts - Hub Carrier 4 Degrees, Hard
53159 - Anodized Flange Lock Nuts - 4mm
53601 - 5mm Adjuster - Low Friction
53640 - 5mm Aluminum Ball Nut - Blue
53642 - 5mm Aluminum Ball Connector - Blue
53709 - Suspension Ball 8pcs - Fluorine Coated
53823 - Clamp Type Alu Wheel Hub - 5mm
53826 - TB EvoIV Ball Head King Pin - Fluorine Coated
53849 - TA05 High Precision Diff
53857 - 04 GP Spur Gear 105T - TA05
53970 - Dust Protector Seal - For Differential
53992 - TA05-IFS Rocker Nut - Aluminum
54076 - TB-03 Wheel Axles
54075 - TB-03 Ball Head King Pin - (Fluorine Coated)
9804234 - Turnbuckle Shaft: 58371 - 3x23mm - Blue Aluminium
9805929 - Turnbuckle Shaft: 58320 - 3x32mm - Blue Aluminium
9805940 - Turnbuckle Shaft: 58320 - 3x18mm - Blue Aluminium
42102 - TRF Special Damper Set - Hard Black Coating
54083 - Short Reversible Susp Set - (TA05 & TA05-IFS)
53724 - TB Evo IV 46mm Swing Shaft - Lightweight
51092 - TB Evo IV 46mm Swing Shaft


54197 - Aluminum Motor Mount - TA05V.2 NEW
53833 - TA05 Front One Way Unit
53877 - Front Direct Coupling - TA05
53994 - TA05-IFS Damper Stay Rear - Carbon NEW


All parts are just about 5 Batterie - loads old (but some are even new, without package)

Ask me for pictures (since I'm new to this forum, I'm not allowed to post Url's)

In addition you get lots of NEW spares: 3x 37T & 18T pully , 4x Diff-plates, about 30 diff-balls, 3x 342mm belts, 64p 105 spur gear , High Precision Diff
and even a used TA05 IFS tub with ta05 motormount + spare + Aluminium susp. mounts: 1A 1B 1XB 1D so you can setup for example a TA05 IFS R or just use the trf415 suspension mounts!

send me a PM for further info - I'm from Austria (Europe) I ship worldwide.

the price: i thought about 319 Euros (420 USD) shipped!

regards - Oliver

mc4798

iTrader: (13)

How much space is there for esc mounting ?

Looks really tight for gtb or xerun.

mc4798

iTrader: (13)

Oh, This is the car I ordered.

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=92217

Figured I would be upgrading the shocks anyway and dont really need anymore rtr electronics laying around.

Any other upgrades you guys recommend for 17.5 touring ?

Grizzbob

iTrader: (2)

Admittedly, there's not a lot of space to mount ESC's, & while I don't know how big the XERUN is I do have a GTB I've used in mine, & in truth it couldn't quite fit the way it should(there's a little rasied portion that gets in the way of it sitting completely flush), but using Shoe-Goo to mount it, it will stay secure enough. But that is also one of the reasons why I switched over to Tekin RS's, because they fit SOOOO much easier(& it's nice having access to the latest software, too...).

bl4

iTrader: (5)

I am thinking of using 16T centre pulley, the drive belt is 342mm which is to long for it. Any idea which drive belt length is suitable for it thks.

fullout

Does anybody know if the f104 spur gear will fit into the ta 05 ver 2?

snewman

Hello all,

I have a TA05v2 on the way that I'm looking to start racing at my local track in 540 class. They have a mandated gear ratio for this class of not less than 6.1.

Now I've worked out that the closest I can get to 6.1 without going under is to use a 95T spur and 32T pinion (64P).

As I don't have the chassis in front of me yet I wanted to check - are there any issues with using this size spur and pinion? I don't want to get gears that won't fit or cannot be adjusted to mesh properly.

gimpex

I know that you cannot have a 105T spur without changing the spur cover ( K10) , to the open type - either CF or alu.

Also check if you are allowed that mod ( either spur or cover) ....at my club the classes where the drive ratio is fixed , they only allow 100% factory kit parts. The idea is that for beginners , even if the ratio is not exactly the same , its the driving skill that will eventually decide the winner anyway (which is very true) , and they are taking away all temptation to fiddle as well as easier scrutenering.

snewman

Thanks for the response gimpex.

Regarding the rules for the class - we can use any IFMAR legal chassis with any hop-ups provided that "Kits and hot-ups must be assembled as per manufacturers instructions", so I'm okay if I need to replace the spur cover.

Update: just got the kit in the mail today!

So I've measured the 70 tooth spur (48P) included in the kit and its 43mm in diameter - how does that compare to the diameter of the 105T 64P spur?

I'm hoping that the finer pitch combined with the lower number of teeth on the 95T spur will fit.

If anyone has a 95T spur could they post the diameter of the gear?

snewman

I have a second question:

What have you guys been using to glue the diff plates to the outdrives?

The manual talks about "synthetic rubber cement" while I've also seen others using CA (eg the build project at side-fx - sorry can't post URLs yet).

rcmechdad50

Use this formula to take 48 pitch to 64 pitch: take the number of teeth on the 48 pitch gear and divide that number by 1.5 and then muliply that answer by 2 to get the 64 pitch teeth number.

Hebiki

iTrader: (26)

i dont glue the plates.. i just use the tamiya anti-wear grease btw the diff halves and the diff plate.

Roshambo

Hey Guys
I'm about to get a Ver II w/ upgrade chassis kit, but is it also worth getting the new carbon reinforced chassis that is coming out at the Shizuoka Hobby show this weekend so I can encorporate it into the build. Does anyone know if it is any good, or worth getting, along with the carbon K parts?