Kyosho TF-6
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#392
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I think this is for the previous TF6, you'll need the TF6 SP version. Get it at RC Market, very nice shop, fast shipping and good pricing.
For spares... Get a set of arms and steering knuckles, that's all I ever broke The new kit is top of the bill, everything included, you won't regret it!
For spares... Get a set of arms and steering knuckles, that's all I ever broke The new kit is top of the bill, everything included, you won't regret it!
#393
I think this is for the previous TF6, you'll need the TF6 SP version. Get it at RC Market, very nice shop, fast shipping and good pricing.
For spares... Get a set of arms and steering knuckles, that's all I ever broke The new kit is top of the bill, everything included, you won't regret it!
For spares... Get a set of arms and steering knuckles, that's all I ever broke The new kit is top of the bill, everything included, you won't regret it!
#395
Registered User
Not too much experience with the SP car on carpet but since its basically the same as the TF6 it should perform very well.
Things I'd recommend for carpet:
- Get the TF6 suspension arms (for pro-stock, are little shorter then the SP one's)
- Use TF6 upper deck (stiffens up the car a little bit for better corner speed)
Outdoors I'm also using the TF6 upper deck and suspension arms instead of the SP's, I feel for pro-stock this gives a bit more aggressive/precise handling car with better corner speed. In modified Chrissi is using the SP arms and switches every now and then between the 'old' and new 'sp' top deck.
These are just minor changes to get the car to my likings, car seems to be very good straight out of the box though!
No real need for spares other then the usual stuff, the quality of parts is really good. Can't remember the last time I broke something, but it's always a good thing to have some spare plastics just in case..
Things I'd recommend for carpet:
- Get the TF6 suspension arms (for pro-stock, are little shorter then the SP one's)
- Use TF6 upper deck (stiffens up the car a little bit for better corner speed)
Outdoors I'm also using the TF6 upper deck and suspension arms instead of the SP's, I feel for pro-stock this gives a bit more aggressive/precise handling car with better corner speed. In modified Chrissi is using the SP arms and switches every now and then between the 'old' and new 'sp' top deck.
These are just minor changes to get the car to my likings, car seems to be very good straight out of the box though!
No real need for spares other then the usual stuff, the quality of parts is really good. Can't remember the last time I broke something, but it's always a good thing to have some spare plastics just in case..
#396
Ok thanks guys I just want to make sure because living in canada and wanting a kyosho tf6 sp is almost next to impossible since nobody in north america can get the car or parts lol
#397
They deal direct with Kyosho for you so can get all the new parts as they are released.
Just email them the part numbers or the request they quote you pay via Paypal then mail it over take 3-4 days from Japan to Australia
Never once had any problems with them
RC Champ URL link
#398
So I emailed rc champ and they told me there out of the kit and they dont know when they will get it back in stock...so im gonna scratch them off my list of suppliers lol
#399
Hey guys anither quick qustion does the tf6 sp use different suspension blocks for rear toe or can u just shim to desired toe?
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ya cant find those blocks anywhere online...its too bad i was just about to order this kit........Hey kyosho should learn and its a simple business strategy and if u make parts availible you make more money ...but i guess kyosho has enough money lol
#405
thay are for sale with the alloy blocks !!!!!
TF131 is the number , if this is the only reason for not buying the TF6 then it isnt a reason at all