bustanut666

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Thanks everyone for there input. Car handles like a dream now with all your help.

bustanut666

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Hi again. What are the advantages of the short reversible suspension arms compared to regular ones?

superspeed

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more mounting and adjustment options.

Blueman Austria

The short arms in combination with wider blocks make the car more reactife, and also how can i say "twistyer".

The long arms are more stable, and maybe also smoother in some conditions.

Greetings Rainer

WC

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yeah my evo5 is a lot livelier than the eIV i had back then

short reversible will also allow swapping to TB03 knuckles & uprights
which run a 1050 bearing instead of the fragile 950s



latest evoIV project has been fitted with full set of StreetJam OTA R31 suspension

Qatmix

That looks great. Are you drifting with the IV? I sold mine a long time ago, although my III is still knocking about.

bustanut666

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Not drifting with it. No place to drift around my area.

WC

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if you're keen, spread the word & start your own local drift group...

the japanese are huge fans of EvoIV as a base for drift mods

check this one out:-

sirandy

Hi All,

Very quiet in here.....has been for some time. It looks like the shaft driven touring class is now on its way into extinction :-(
I prefer the shafties for a number of reasons, and I have put an ad in the WTB section looking for an EVO IV or V. There is nothing new/used for sale on ebay, nor can I find any online stores that sell them still.
I have an EVO IV I got from Tamiya when they were selling them at a ridiculous price, and I should have got 2....damn!

If anyone here is considering selling, please let me know, I am looking for a roller, not a complete setup. It doesnt have to be new, but I would like on in good condition.

To the moderators, and anyone I may upset with posting a WTB request on this thread, please forgive me if I have transgressed, and feel free to move/delete as you see fit.

thanks
Andy

MrRolla

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yeah id love to get my hands on another EVO IV MS again, loved that car back in the day. Even if it did chew bevel gears freqeuntly..

sirandy

My EVO IV has chomped a few bevel gears, but I thought that was because I put blue thread lock on the little screw that holds it on. ThT stuff is caustic and probably caused the demise, but it seems to be a common problem...
There are still available spares on eBay so I stocked up. Also made sure that the backlash was set correctly. A spool up front also puts some additional strain on the drivetrain.

Juan Aveytia

I may sale my evo 5 after the Reedy race. Email me after the race [email protected]
It's in mint shape with some carbon extras

FunkyDunky

Hi is this still for sale? I'm interested in anyone that has an evo IV or V as really want to try some things out!!

Thanks

rustong

I have a TB Evo IV that I’m using for the last time tomorrow. The wife bought me a new car so I’ll be selling my Evo 4. I purchased it a couple of years ago brand new from Tamiya. Built it myself and only used it off and on maybe a dozen times. Very good condition and extra parts. Let me know if your are interested.

Thanks,
Russ

sirandy

Russ,

Only just seen your post....if you are still selling, drop me a line.

Does anyone know if there is a gear diff that will work on these machines. f I recall TB03 diffs wont work in them....I am open to correction though...