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Old 04-15-2011, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by CristianTabush
Is that you I see on the TC6 Thread Joe? I see Mike G and Matt hanging out in here... Another convert perhaps?
Got my kit and trying to get it ready for my 1st season of competitive TC. I ran a few kits years ago but I had no idea what I was doing then.
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Originally Posted by jhhack
"In Development" is usually what I get from software engineers on things I want that I'll never see, but they dont want to tell me officially 'no' in writing. lol

Hope an Associated gear diff shows up before summer is out.

+1,,, me want associated gear diff.
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Originally Posted by roger999
Yokomo
About 14-15lbs rear and front 17-18.

Black - 14.50
Blue - 14.80 rear
Yellow - 15.70
Pink - 16.26 front
Green - 17.00
Orange - 18.50

You can also use with really low RC in rear sliver sway bar with green ae springs.


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Hey guys,

I need some help with modifying the Spec R Yokomo Gear Diff.
I just built it and was told you only need to sand back the cam holders a tiny bit for it to slot in. Now I’ve realised the Spec R outdrivers are to small for the TC6 drive shafts.
Can someone tell me how they made their drive shafts fit? Do you need different outdriver??

Cheers..
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ok, my car is ready to rock so now i should buy some pinions... ill stay with 87 spur, and motor will be 10.5 Speed Passion. What pinions i should have for that?
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Originally Posted by azz187
Hey guys,

I need some help with modifying the Spec R Yokomo Gear Diff.
I just built it and was told you only need to sand back the cam holders a tiny bit for it to slot in. Now I’ve realised the Spec R outdrivers are to small for the TC6 drive shafts.
Can someone tell me how they made their drive shafts fit? Do you need different outdriver??

Cheers..
Yeah, the balls on the end of the driveshaft are too large so you need to open out the internal diameter of the outdrive. I used a 6.5mm drill bit on a pillar drill. I guess you could slowly remove material using a dremel however.

It's the actual case of the diff and not the cam holders that need sanding back. Where you push the bearing over the diff case it makes the assembly fractionally too wide. You need to take about 0.5mm off each side so it doesn't bind.
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Old 04-16-2011, 04:25 AM
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Originally Posted by roger999
ok, my car is ready to rock so now i should buy some pinions... ill stay with 87 spur, and motor will be 10.5 Speed Passion. What pinions i should have for that?
I'd go for 20t up to 30t. Personally I've only used 24t to 27t on the various tracks I've been on .
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Old 04-16-2011, 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by M.Abramowicz
About 14-15lbs rear and front 17-18.

Black - 14.50
Blue - 14.80 rear
Yellow - 15.70
Pink - 16.26 front
Green - 17.00
Orange - 18.50

You can also use with really low RC in rear sliver sway bar with green ae springs.


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I think XRAY 2.8(16lb) and 2.6 (14.6lb) would also just about do the same job.

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Guys,

Can I please get some clarity on spur makes.

I know the TC6 can take Team associated and Kimbrough makes, what other makes, if any, will work.
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Old 04-16-2011, 07:26 AM
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Old 04-16-2011, 07:47 AM
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RW spurs work they have the hole in them so you can tighten the motor screw.
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Thanks Chris,
I'll try to drill the outdrivers, hope I don't destroy the diff!
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Originally Posted by WEEZY
What shock tower is juho using for support in the back for the body?
The rear from the TC6 is a perfect fit..
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Hi Guys,

Im trying to fit a silver can to the motor mount, but due to the size of the casing around the axel, I cant seem to put both screws into the motor.

What have other people done, have you slightly filed out the motor mount to allow it to fit?

I am wanting to run this in Pro. I didnt want to move up to the next class yet.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
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