Team Associated TC6 Thread
#8341
Tech Addict
iTrader: (2)
I mainly run offroad 2wd mod buggy (new to onroad) and i'm about to build my new tc6.1. Is there anything special to do while building the kit? I know all the basic stuff like to check tweak, ream out the arms and make sure everything is free. Someone also told me that you're supposed to drill a small hole in the shock caps.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
#8342
Tech Elite
iTrader: (77)
I mainly run offroad 2wd mod buggy (new to onroad) and i'm about to build my new tc6.1. Is there anything special to do while building the kit? I know all the basic stuff like to check tweak, ream out the arms and make sure everything is free. Someone also told me that you're supposed to drill a small hole in the shock caps.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
#8345
Nice mods to the car!
Gee, definitely makes great recomendations. Really appreciated his help at the local track...dialed!
Gee, definitely makes great recomendations. Really appreciated his help at the local track...dialed!
#8347
Tech Elite
iTrader: (28)
I mainly run offroad 2wd mod buggy (new to onroad) and i'm about to build my new tc6.1. Is there anything special to do while building the kit? I know all the basic stuff like to check tweak, ream out the arms and make sure everything is free. Someone also told me that you're supposed to drill a small hole in the shock caps.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
I'm going to run on a high bite asphalt track (West Coast RC) so i figure that the kit setup will be fine with 2k diff oil in the rear.
They will bind otherwise. Once polished, they are butter.
#8348
Tech Adept
#8351
Tech Regular
Yes. You have to widen it a bit. Had the same problem with my car.
#8353
Does anyone know if someone out there makes aluminum c hubs? I broke one last week so either metal or are the tc6.1 better ones and they fit the 6? I have 2 sets of spares in regular and "hard" stay with them or move to the 6.1 ones?
#8354
http://zeppinracing.com/portfolio-vi...l-r-for-tc6-1/
#8355
The TC6 ones are stronger than the actual TC6.1 c-hubs (bad mold flow). So stay with them or check these ones out:
http://zeppinracing.com/portfolio-vi...l-r-for-tc6-1/
http://zeppinracing.com/portfolio-vi...l-r-for-tc6-1/
I have not broken the car is a year since I got it new, but I ordered the hard ones from tq so hopefully lightly hits will survive with them.
Thanks for the link