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Jochim_18 05-30-2011 10:32 PM

I got no problem with mine xray spur is offset so pinion sits further close the motor so it's not touching the belt..

spongerX 05-31-2011 08:06 AM

Finally got my TC6. Has anyone else had issues with the hinge pins? All 4 of my inner ones are slightly bent. I thought it might have been my setup board but I rolled one of my old TC5 hinge pins and it rolled true. The TC6 hinge pins seem to have a rough edge as well where the older TC5 have a nicely bevelled edge.

Are there any tricks to getting zero rebound on the shocks? I've drilled a small hole in the cap but can't seem to get consistent rebound building them the same way I would my TC5 shocks.

artwork 05-31-2011 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by spongerX (Post 9189982)
Finally got my TC6. Has anyone else had issues with the hinge pins? All 4 of my inner ones are slightly bent. I thought it might have been my setup board but I rolled one of my old TC5 hinge pins and it rolled true. The TC6 hinge pins seem to have a rough edge as well where the older TC5 have a nicely bevelled edge.

Are there any tricks to getting zero rebound on the shocks? I've drilled a small hole in the cap but can't seem to get consistent rebound building them the same way I would my TC5 shocks.

As for the shocks I normally put the bladder in at a 45deg angle and then push out the excess oil. I do this until no extra oil comes out, this along with the hole in the cap makes a really dead shock. Also make sure you use a shock pump and ensure that you get all of the air out of the oil.

DIALED 05-31-2011 10:18 AM

PPD Billet Dial-a-Grip Blocks!!
 
For anyone who's interested (and even you who aren't :D), I just wanted to post something "real-world" about the PPD "Dial-a-Grip" blocks.
THEY ARE THE SHeeeT!:nod:

I've put several packs through the car with 'em on there and guess what:NO Movement! The way they lock onto the hinge pins and bulkhead makes them far more solid than the stock pieces--and completely adjustable, thankyou very much.

And I swear the car feels more solid too--though some of this is probably just in my head :lol: Once they get on the car, the whole "bling factor" takes over (or at least it did in my case!) and rationality gives way to litte-kid enthusiasm :p

It's gonna take me a while to figure out how to make the most of the adjustments because I've never been able to fine-tune RC, AD, KU, etc. so quick. It's something I can now do trackside!!! :weird:

Thanks Kevin at PPD for coming up with something that should have been thought of years ago. I just wonder how long it's gonna be till they get copied...:flaming:
Maybe you can get a patent or something?

Warren Weaver 05-31-2011 10:34 AM


Originally Posted by DIALED (Post 9190549)
For anyone who's interested (and even you who aren't :D), I just wanted to post something "real-world" about the PPD "Dial-a-Grip" blocks.
THEY ARE THE SHeeeT!:nod:

I've put several packs through the car with 'em on there and guess what:NO Movement! The way they lock onto the hinge pins and bulkhead makes them far more solid than the stock pieces--and completely adjustable, thankyou very much.

And I swear the car feels more solid too--though some of this is probably just in my head :lol: Once they get on the car, the whole "bling factor" takes over (or at least it did in my case!) and rationality gives way to litte-kid enthusiasm :p

It's gonna take me a while to figure out how to make the most of the adjustments because I've never been able to fine-tune RC, AD, KU, etc. so quick. It's something I can now do trackside!!! :weird:

Thanks Kevin at PPD for coming up with something that should have been thought of years ago. I just wonder how long it's gonna be till they get copied...:flaming:
Maybe you can get a patent or something?



It might be copied but never the quality of ppd,kevins products are second to none;)

Verndog 05-31-2011 11:28 AM


Originally Posted by DIALED (Post 9190549)
For anyone who's interested (and even you who aren't :D), I just wanted to post something "real-world" about the PPD "Dial-a-Grip" blocks.
THEY ARE THE SHeeeT!:nod:

I've put several packs through the car with 'em on there and guess what:NO Movement! The way they lock onto the hinge pins and bulkhead makes them far more solid than the stock pieces--and completely adjustable, thankyou very much.

And I swear the car feels more solid too--though some of this is probably just in my head :lol: Once they get on the car, the whole "bling factor" takes over (or at least it did in my case!) and rationality gives way to litte-kid enthusiasm :p

It's gonna take me a while to figure out how to make the most of the adjustments because I've never been able to fine-tune RC, AD, KU, etc. so quick. It's something I can now do trackside!!! :weird:

Thanks Kevin at PPD for coming up with something that should have been thought of years ago. I just wonder how long it's gonna be till they get copied...:flaming:
Maybe you can get a patent or something?

After spending the entire Memorial weekend at the shop working 12+ hour days running 2 machines knocking more of these out....this kind of satisfaction makes it all worth while....thank you Brett. :) They are now available along with an optional "2 block" that more then spans the entire AE block range.
They will get copied, but for now ONLY TC6 has this option. :sneaky:
As far as making the most...I'll say take 5 minutes (or less) adjust 1 turn and see what it does, if it's worse try the other direction, now changing the on and off power weight distribution is simple, and fast.


Originally Posted by Warren Weaver (Post 9190601)
It might be copied but never the quality of ppd,kevins products are second to none;)

Thank you also Warren, we take alot of pride and no shortcuts in making things correctly and doing it once. This makes for happy customers with very little need for "product support"...who wants a phone call while your on the drivers stand. ;)

JRXS_chris 05-31-2011 12:21 PM

Whats the '2' block Vern?

Verndog 05-31-2011 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by JRXS_chris (Post 9191039)
Whats the '2' block Vern?

An optional shorter block that goes from AE 1 to 3 in adjustment....just released.

http://www.ppdbillet.com/images/Dial-a-Grip-5-800.jpg

bshookup 05-31-2011 12:45 PM


Originally Posted by dmatter (Post 9188412)
Does your pinion and spur line up good? Is it necassary to use a slotted spur for the motor screws? Or is ok to use the front and bottom holes?

I've been using the front and bottom screws with no problem. Pretty trick that the TC6 has motor screw options.

jackdani 05-31-2011 12:55 PM

hi there,
i would like to introduce again my tc6,
this time the mounting is well finished and the body has got the right artwork from a serious painter!:lol:
I m gonna race 13.5 stock with the car,
and i m using, as you can see, nosram combo stock spec/pearl spec...which is, so far, the best electronics i have ever tryed.
servo is a savox 1251...my favourit servo which i find also not expensive, compared with the performaces.
lipo are the new vampire 6200, 60c...pretty awesome perfomance even there..
everything is cabled by myself trying to do the best..:sweat:

btw an upgrade is on the way..i m waiting the "screwz" stainless steel screws set...which i do need because some of my kit screws were terrible!:mad:

hope you like...


http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/6411/foto5u.jpg


http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/4728/foto4og.jpg


http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/5694/fotommv.jpg


http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/1541/foto2fx.jpg


http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/7463/foto3avu.jpg


:batman:

jerry l 05-31-2011 12:56 PM

ordered mine cant wait to get then::nod::tire:

DIALED 05-31-2011 01:03 PM

Just ordered my second set!:D

Brian McGreevy 05-31-2011 08:03 PM


Originally Posted by Verndog (Post 9190818)
After spending the entire Memorial weekend at the shop working 12+ hour days running 2 machines knocking more of these out....this kind of satisfaction makes it all worth while....thank you Brett. :) They are now available along with an optional "2 block" that more then spans the entire AE block range.
They will get copied, but for now ONLY TC6 has this option. :sneaky:
As far as making the most...I'll say take 5 minutes (or less) adjust 1 turn and see what it does, if it's worse try the other direction, now changing the on and off power weight distribution is simple, and fast.



Thank you also Warren, we take alot of pride and no shortcuts in making things correctly and doing it once. This makes for happy customers with very little need for "product support"...who wants a phone call while your on the drivers stand. ;)

Just got mine today, they look great! Can't wait to give it a go.

mkennedy 05-31-2011 08:10 PM

got mine today too...they really look great and installed like butter!!! great job kevin!!!!!

dmatter 05-31-2011 08:14 PM

Anybody have any spur gear suggestions? I dont like it when my my gears dont line up. Makes them wear funny or not so funny.


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