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Old 12-21-2010, 08:40 AM
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A friend of mine has just bought a TC6 here in the UK, He says it has a front slipper spool ???? Not sure what that is or how it works. Can one of the team drivers explain it and how it should be used as a tuning option. Im watching this car with interest as im on the market for a new TC but there are so many new ones out its hard to know where to start lol.
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Rick. Any word on the ballast weight?

Just built my second TC6, it balanced at 1340g race ready! I really don't want to stick a bunch of wheel weights on these beautiful chassis.
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He did a great job and we want to keep it up to date with constant improvements. if anyone has any option parts suggestions, please let me know.
Vertical ballstud shocktower mounts/bulkhead caps.
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Old 12-21-2010, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by FLAT OUT
A friend of mine has just bought a TC6 here in the UK, He says it has a front slipper spool ???? Not sure what that is or how it works. Can one of the team drivers explain it and how it should be used as a tuning option. Im watching this car with interest as im on the market for a new TC but there are so many new ones out its hard to know where to start lol.
Instead of diff rings it has slipper pads. It drives like a spool but has give if you hit something.
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Old 12-21-2010, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by FLAT OUT
A friend of mine has just bought a TC6 here in the UK, He says it has a front slipper spool ???? Not sure what that is or how it works. Can one of the team drivers explain it and how it should be used as a tuning option. Im watching this car with interest as im on the market for a new TC but there are so many new ones out its hard to know where to start lol.
Just lock it right up and pretend it's a spool. 99% of the time it should feel like a spool, but will have a bit of slip under the sort of load that would normally break an outdrive or driveshaft.
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Associated's slipper spool was a stroke of genius! Ask the TCX and Xray guys how many front drive shaft's and cross pins they've broken.
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Originally Posted by Rick Hohwart
He did a great job and we want to keep it up to date with constant improvements. if anyone has any option parts suggestions, please let me know.
Gear diff and HARD front bumper. I have a feeling this is already in the works. Right Bob???
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Originally Posted by JamesReilly
They were using 48 pitch when they made motor mounts that moved the motor in. The orginial TC5 had the motor moved out by a ton. Most of the guys that did this mod didnt tie the motor mount back to the layshaft mount properly causing the gears to strip.
Un-modified TC5's had no issues.
Thanks for the info.
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Old 12-21-2010, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Features
Gear diff and HARD front bumper. I have a feeling this is already in the works. Right Bob???
+1 on the gear diff
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with respect to the differential gear of Yokomo, we must also put in the Yokomo cardans?
I'm asking because in my TC6 not worth the cardans me the car in the Yokomo differential gears ..... would need a shorter cardans .....
would have to buy the Yokomo also the cardans? ..

receives a greeting from Spain

and Merry Christmas

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Old 12-21-2010, 04:58 PM
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Gear Diff, Better Decals, very flexable belts,wider hard foam bumber, 1 1 1.5 shock pistons.
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Originally Posted by DaveW
Vertical ballstud shocktower mounts/bulkhead caps.
+100
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Im new to the onroad sceen, this was my second race ever and I love my TC6. Check out my stock touring race at the Hanger 30 in Seattle WA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDIR60BrpeE

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Old 12-21-2010, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Features
Gear diff and HARD front bumper. I have a feeling this is already in the works. Right Bob???
Just get the parma hard bumper foam block and cut it out to suit now I just need to stop getting distracted and do it.
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Old 12-21-2010, 08:29 PM
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Hey.....Merry Xmas everyone.

any special tips on building the shocks...
i've built my TC6 shocks a few times and i'm still getting a bit of stiction on two of the four.

Any help would be appreciated.
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