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Old 10-02-2004, 02:33 AM
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Default Re: Re: Re: New Square parts for EVO4

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hey ian contact us.long time no see.
Only because you haven't turned up anywere! Barham 9th, EMRC 14th. I still have your flaming fridge. Not quite the weather for it now though....

1st, 1st, DNF (broken turnbuckle), 2nd (C) not bad. Would have been B, I'm fairly confident, but for the breakage.
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Old 10-03-2004, 10:30 AM
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From the Tokyo hobby show (picture from www.teamjoybox.com)

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Old 10-03-2004, 06:08 PM
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Default EVO 4 hinge Pin Blocks v.s. 415 Blocks

I noticed today that the height of the hinge pin blocks for the evo 4 are like the evo 3 in that they are 1mm higher than the blocks used on the 415. I did not know this and was interchanging the blocks between the evo 4 and the 415 at will. I was running anti-squat and negative kickup without knowing it.

anyway...just thought I would mention this just in case someone else made the same mistake I did

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I think for carpet, it's best to switch to all 415 blocks as they are lower. You'll get the better roll center needed. I'm just waiting for someone to come out with a 3mm chassis!!
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Default Re: EVO 4 hinge Pin Blocks v.s. 415 Blocks

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I noticed today that the height of the hinge pin blocks for the evo 4 are like the evo 3 in that they are 1mm higher than the blocks used on the 415. I did not know this and was interchanging the blocks between the evo 4 and the 415 at will. I was running anti-squat and negative kickup without knowing it.

anyway...just thought I would mention this just in case someone else made the same mistake I did

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for the anti-squat @ anti dive.
Did you use the spacer below the suspension blocks?

any of you guys playing with the spacer?
@ outer blocks higher the the inner,..
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Old 10-03-2004, 08:02 PM
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Ceramic Bearings from Squat ..in the "Ever Popular" 950 Size

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Martin >> Which car are you going to run on carpet this winter? If its the 415, which suspension do you plan to run on it?
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Old 10-04-2004, 08:28 AM
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Well, I didn't race the Evo IV in TCS Australia due to lack of parts and time but another RCTech Regular did. Paul Smith AKA Black-Knight ran the Evo 4 and I think he was the only one there that did and guess what??? He took out the title!!!!

It was a great piece of driving from both him and his 415-driven competitor in Luke Swinkles.

Good to see an Evo IV taking titles already!!!!! Now he's off to Japan with it!!!!
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does any1 have a link to squats site and wots the average price for a set of those bearings

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Old 10-04-2004, 09:21 AM
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Default Re: Re: Re: Re: New Square parts for EVO4

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Only because you haven't turned up anywere! Barham 9th, EMRC 14th. I still have your flaming fridge. Not quite the weather for it now though....

1st, 1st, DNF (broken turnbuckle), 2nd (C) not bad. Would have been B, I'm fairly confident, but for the breakage.
lol.i have been around.lol.jus need to guess were.
ive been racing at the maritime indoor thursday club for some carpet practice b4 the carpet wars seriouse.
when is the next race at eltham?
i might come and get that fridge lol. il ring u later.
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Hi Richo

I will race both cars this winter on carpet. I am very curious to try the evo4 with foam tires and a diff in the front. In cleveland I will likely race the EVO4 in stock and the 415 in mod....but I will need to do some testing first.

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EVO4 due to the fact that its shaft driven or is there some other variables? Do you think there is any downside to running the 415 in stock/19T (I am considering it at Snowbirds)?

It certainly would be nice to have a factory front diff for the 415 :-)

Is there a lot of 415/EVO competitors up in the hinterland?

ex-Calgarian,
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Old 10-04-2004, 08:24 PM
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Hi Richo,

Certainly the shaft drive will help a little for stock and 19 turn. But in my testing the lap times are about the same so far...give or take a tenth.

Yeah, the majority of the cars driven at my local track are Tamiya... The 415 is the most common one.

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Ceramic Bearings from Squat ..in the "Ever Popular" 950 Size

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where can I purchase these bearings
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Hit up Steve at Speed Tech..... He should be able to get the Ceramic's in the 950 Size
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