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JDM_DOHC_SiR 07-31-2004 10:12 PM


Originally posted by Paul_Kultcha
what size spur fits the evo4?
I want to swap out to an imperial spur and am wondering what the biggest size that fits is?? :confused:

depending on what maker...but I have been able to fit a kawada 102 spur in there..but it sticks below the bottom deck:rolleyes:..the safest would be a 100 and the smallest would be 88..
-Dave:sneaky:

Paul_Kultcha 07-31-2004 10:21 PM


Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
depending on what maker...but I have been able to fit a kawada 102 spur in there..but it sticks below the bottom deck:rolleyes:..the safest would be a 100 and the smallest would be 88..
-Dave:sneaky:


awesome - thanks! :nod:

Neil Rabara 08-01-2004 12:27 AM

Dave, it looks like you know alot about the Evo4. What do you think, Evo4 or 415?

rtypec 08-01-2004 09:52 AM

Hey Neil,
What's up, this George, Rod is in the garage building his Evo4, just a week before the KO Prop GP. Yup, school was in session yesterday at Tamiya America, and master Dave Jun gave his padawan a good lesson, not once but 5 times. Looks, like Rod has hit terminal velocity with the 415 and is has done the switch. Some how he's convinced that the TRF41x series is not for him, since he asn't won a major race with it, so back to the Evo series. Edgar was there too, and his Evo4 looked really good with a mod. Until he threw in a Tamiya 23T, without a setup change, and it went from to good to WTF. All in all, it was a good day at Tamiya America, even Tom Kahl and I did some F201 testing, with some interesting results and food for thought. But yeah, speaking with the master, the car is definitely a major step forward in the Tamiya Evo series. The 415 is still a very capable car, that was proven with Corey's win during one and only throw down of the day with a mix field of Evo's and 415's in varying hop-op stages.

Holmenkollen 08-01-2004 01:18 PM

Can you use the same bodies on the Evo IV as you use on the 415 without drilling new holes?

izzyracer 08-01-2004 01:57 PM


Originally posted by Holmenkollen
Can you use the same bodies on the Evo IV as you use on the 415 without drilling new holes?
Someone was saying that you could not. But that is what we exactly did. I borrowed a friends 415 body and drop it on my evo 4.:D

Let me know if I am wrong.:cry:

JDM_DOHC_SiR 08-01-2004 02:33 PM


Originally posted by izzyracer
Someone was saying that you could not. But that is what we exactly did. I borrowed a friends 415 body and drop it on my evo 4.:D

Let me know if I am wrong.:cry:

the rear lines up the same... but the front posts on the EVO4 are about 4~5mm further back:nod: .... so technicaly if you had larger holes in your body you might be able to mount it...?:weird:
-Dave:sweat:

JDM_DOHC_SiR 08-01-2004 08:56 PM


Originally posted by Neil Rabara
Dave, it looks like you know alot about the Evo4. What do you think, Evo4 or 415?
Both cars are really good... I just think that the 415 is a bit more stiff... but the EVO4 is right there with it.. the EVO4 has a bit more rip...probibally due to the shaft drive:nod:
-Dave:tire:

taisantobi 08-02-2004 01:49 AM

tweak problem
 
hi,

i have a little tweak problem with the car, did someone have the same experience and how can i solve it?

thanks for your replies

Tobi

taisantobi 08-02-2004 01:58 AM

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FW-05RR 08-02-2004 02:07 AM

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here are some pics of my new baby....
nice how do you like it so far

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