Re: Tamiya performance part: rear suspension
 

Very nice:sneaky: :nod: .. are the arms Alloy as well??:eek:
-Dave:tire:

Great, more parts that I need to get for my Evo! Anyone know what the difference in handling is between this, and the LW setup?

Re: Re: Tamiya performance part: rear suspension
 

yep;) very little slop with this system. I have seen some impressive lap times at Tamiya America using this system in both 19t and Mod...

The header card lists the 415 and EVO4

Yeah, and the SS arms only said for the 04, what's yer point?

are you sure this is a production item? these arms appeared on david jun's 415 quite some time ago as a prototype if i remember correctly

Yes, they are a Tamiya America production item. The prototype arms were seen on his EvoIV and recently he has been testing them on a 415.

Do you know what bearing size for the wheelaxle this new suspension is using?

5x9 mm :tire:

Thanks rtypec
But again this small bearings. :(

Yeah, the small bearing thing...beats me. However, I am glad to say that I haven't blown one up since December hehe.

What brand/typ do you use? I think no Tamiya bearings.

so the bearing clearance is a little bit tighter?? in the the hub:D :weird: :sweat:
-Dave:tire:

It's a pretty snug fit. If anything, you'll only need a 0.1mm shim. The production arms and hub carriers have no slop. If you find that they bind just a hair, take a pass or two at it with fine grit sandpaper...that's it. Nice tolerances. The prototypes had shims everywhere hehe.

Rod do you remember when David Jun used the adapters for his 1150 bearings to convert them to 850 bearings? He really liked the saller bearings cause it made for a bunch less unsprung weight. But that was the challenge, blowing them up all the time.