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Old 02-16-2011, 05:27 PM
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Would i hate my life if i bought a used TC5 instead of getting a new TC6

i dont know the big differences... i only got to page 18 - lot of chassis flex talk and TC5 parts working on TC6 except the outdrives... and the new shocks with the build on the outside which i love on my v2 offroad shocks...

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Old 02-16-2011, 05:30 PM
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Kevin H: I remember on your TC5 you ran the double jointed front shafts either Losi or HB, are you using them on the TC6? If so, what parts, if not, why?

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Old 02-16-2011, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by mattleegee
Would i hate my life if i bought a used TC5 instead of getting a new TC6
One man's opinion, the unqualified answer to your question is: Yes. I say that owning two TC5s, one TC6, and having another TC6 on order.

The TC6 in basic form fixes all of the brushless/lipo issues that the TC5 had....and required mods and money. Out of the box the TC6 delivers more than the TC5 can fully modded, with NONE of the previous issues.

That being said, the 5 CAN be competative in VTA or RCGT, but it's got some handicaps when compared to the 6 or other first line chassis (Photon/417/T3-11/etc) in the Touring Car class that make it a less than desirable option.
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Old 02-16-2011, 06:08 PM
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Thank you Tom, straight forward on what i wanted to hear
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Old 02-16-2011, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Warren Weaver
if you are using the ion 3 or duo3 the shaft is long and doesnt have the cut in the shaft far enough in on the motor so the offset spur helps get the pinion in the right spot.
Just turn pinion around. Thats what i had to do Warren.........
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Old 02-16-2011, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by walkonking
Just turn pinion around. Thats what i had to do Warren.........
i do have the pinion on backwards i also feel the x ray spurs are much true with less runout
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Old 02-17-2011, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted by walkonking
Just turn pinion around. Thats what i had to do Warren.........
If you turn the pinion around you have to watch it doesn't hit the batt and set screw isn't rubbing the belt.
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Old 02-17-2011, 12:37 PM
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What is a good high end servo to run in a TC6 with a M11x?
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Old 02-17-2011, 01:05 PM
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Savox 1251
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Savox SC-1251MG?

Looks like it has pretty fast specs. never used the Savox brand. Do they worl well with a Tekin RS and 17.5?
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Originally Posted by Jeff Cuffs
If you turn the pinion around you have to watch it doesn't hit the batt and set screw isn't rubbing the belt.
Yea, I had to dremmel the inside of the grub screw (make it shorter) so it would not hit the belt. Hey Jeff, did you turn ur steering knuckles up side down?
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Originally Posted by dreadwing
Savox SC-1251MG?

Looks like it has pretty fast specs. never used the Savox brand. Do they worl well with a Tekin RS and 17.5?
That's what I'm running, and the Savox works perfectly. Its motor makes some noise, but you can't hear it from the driver's stand! Has stood up to some major abuse, too. Highly recommended.
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Old 02-17-2011, 06:52 PM
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I heard they are a bit noisy but I guess most digital servo's buzz. Any advantage with the 1257 over the 1251?
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Originally Posted by walkonking
Yea, I had to dremmel the inside of the grub screw (make it shorter) so it would not hit the belt. Hey Jeff, did you turn ur steering knuckles up side down?
Lol this was a funny topic at my track last Saturday. As per the instruction I guess I have them upside down. The ball cup is on the top side of the steering knuckle. It looks better and couldn't find any negative effects on bump steer. Have a month on the car and im amazed on how much the chassis generates traction.
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I picked up a savox. The servo horn for futaba doesn't fit on it. It seems like it is too small? Anyone have this problem? I used a diff futaba servo horn and it fit just fine on the savox.
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