Team Associated TC6 Thread
#8597
I have been waiting for my TC6.1 to arrive. Seems that it has detoured from the last known location which is about 20 minutes away. It is not looking good. Looking at the history of movement. There is a time date stamp for each move and arrival. When the car left the last known location, there was no time stamp - just the date.
"Your Item's Status Your item departed our JERSEY CITY, NJ 07097 sort facility on January 11, 2013."
Five days in limbo. Post Office said if I do not receive by Saturday, I can file a claim.
"Your Item's Status Your item departed our JERSEY CITY, NJ 07097 sort facility on January 11, 2013."
Five days in limbo. Post Office said if I do not receive by Saturday, I can file a claim.
#8598
Thanks!!
Oh by the way, I looked at my RDS6 chassis and it looks like Christian was thinking so far ahead, he maintained the stock central hole positions as the stock chassis just for my servo mount! 
Just kidding Christian, your stuff is the best! I love everything you do for us TC6 fans. We should talk...

Just kidding Christian, your stuff is the best! I love everything you do for us TC6 fans. We should talk...

#8599
Is there a performance differece between slipper spool and standard spool? Understand how the slipper spool functions but have not tested one yet in the car. Is it mostly a break-away device to reduce front end drive line damage?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
#8600
You got it right! Feels the same, drives the same, but saves blades, axles and outdrives!
#8601
I tried the slipper spool last week only to come off after the first heat. Hated the feel of it. I had never broke a blade or driveline in a year so I went back to ball diff. Mainly hated the front wheel drive feel and the oversteering.
#8602
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The original poster was asking the difference between the slipper spool and a standard spool. I have both and found no noticeable handling difference. Just less blades breaking.
#8603
Thanks for confirming this as this was my thoughts.
#8606
#8607
#8609
There are still a few guys faster down the straight, so I just fitted a 60 tooth spur with a 40 tooth pinion, which is an FDR of 3.0, which just fits using the bottom motor screw, but I haven't testing it yet on the track.
http://www.rcdriver.com/rcd/index.ph...d-electronics/
http://www.rabhobbies.com.au/estore/...ducts_id/10707
#8610
Guys, we have been getting numerous requests for a sideways servo mount as well. Testing a prototype and would like your feedback.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/11701951-post34.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/11701951-post34.html



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