I only have one spare set of suspension arms and c hubs. haven't broke anything on the tc5 this season and ive been in some pretty bad scraps. never drove an rccar like this before let alone raced. so... gogo tc5 ha.

i wont buy any more used cars though. i got a great deal, but many of the important parts were already pretty worn. ive only had 8ish race days and the car is starting to sound pretty aged. but i know it was raced for a full season at least before i got it.

ah well. wont be until next outdoor season. by then we might have a tc6R/F denomination available.

I bought my son TC6 from a racers who does French Championship and after 3 rounds wanted to use a new chassis, he rebuilt the car which is like new for us and at a way cheaper price than new model. if you look around, you will find chassis for sale soon, just buy the right one from the right person.

Wellthats just the problem though everyone is gonna say their stuff is in great shape. Unless you know the people personally its all on trust.
Ill prob just go new and be sure to avoid any problem as i plan to keep the 6 for a good few years.

This is what good seller feedback is for...

Dear WTCC :)

Your angled links are awesome in modified :D

Also with servo mod it made me FAST :D

Thank you!

abram

Thats never going to happen..AE have already stated that..

Verndog,

How/where can I get metal washers/spacers that look are long like the AE plastic ones. As you know I am running your blocks but when you run a lot of shims, 3.5mm, the blocks will bend inward. Well the blocks don't technically bend but they don't stay perfectly vertical.

I hope I am explaining that right.

Yes I get it as I have looked extensively into this issue with rear toe. Have not found any longer "hard shims" but have found the plain 3mm stainless steel washers work well stacked to your desired thickness. They are very close to 1/2mm each, allow a bit of flex to toe angle stacked, will not budge once locked, and can be found at the local hardware store. :nod:

Thanks Steve Weiss!!!
Tried squezzeing the turnbuckle eyelets in a couple of different spots while installed on the ballstuds like you said and they freed up realy good and are no longer binding. This tip should be in the manual especialy for some ones first time building this kit.:nod:

Actually it is, see page 16.

Thanks man I completely missed that.

Has anyone done the east/west servo mod to their TC6? If so, do you have pics and/or what parts did you use?

What is the black coating on the hinge pins? Does this need to be polished off to make them shiny or left alone?

Why do you want to make them shiny??

I they are a little tight (I did not have that problem) work the wishbone holes a little with a drill bit.

Yes, some of them are a little tight. I will give that a try. Thanks