t4mania

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Never mind found the post with the #

ira

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What's the number?

Thanks

t4mania

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ASC 6463

walterhenderson

off the top of my head i want to say #6463

Maybell

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For those looking for a good b.h. screw to secure a transponder to the TC6 integrated mount, the part number is 4673.

ira

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Thanks for the part number guys.

twk-b

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I threw together a quick page with various information, some of it will be specific to our track, but most should be applicable to anyone with or looking for a TC6.

http://www.carcar.ca/wiki/wiki.php?s...tedTc6&cscid=1

If there is something I have missed in the pages 1-50 of this thread, or elsewhere, that should be added, send me a PM or note it here and ill do my best to get it added.

-b

azz187

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Can someone confirm for me that TC5 spur gears are compatable with the TC6?
I was just checking the TC6 manual online and they seem to have changed the spur...

Warren Weaver

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Yes i installed a 64p kimbrough gear on it no problem

Maybell

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The middle motor mounting hole is for using spurs from other brands. I think the two spur gear shaft shims in the kit are in case a aftermarket spur is slightly thinner than TC6 spurs.

losidrvr

Hi guys i need some guidance on a low traction carpet/gym floor setup. I got my tc6 last week ran it with the book set up and fought the car the whole night. The surface is a somewhat rubberized slick gym floor and i know that tires are the real kicker here but i need someone to point me in the right direction for this type of driving on setup. Sorry for the newb question but iam still a fairly new to the onroad scene and any advice would help, oh an yes i have search high and low for an online setup but with little luck. Thank you

acerracing

Yes we now have in stock and ready to ship our Team Associated TC6 Ceramic Ball Bearing kit - we are glad that Associated decided to keep the 6x10mm ball bearing configuration as they are much lighter than the 5x10mm or 5x11mm bearings some other touring cars use, and are even lighter when using our ceramic bearings. Associated did change the 4x8mm bearing in the TC6 to a 4x8mm Flanged bearing and we have made this change in our ball bearing kit as well. $89.99 for a complete kit with FREE shipping worldwide!

Thanks to all of our RC Tech fans who pre-ordered our TC6 Ceramic Bearing kit!

rc pete

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I must have got the exact same kit. Contact AE and they'll take care of you.
In the meanwhile, you can work around those two issues. Only one of my bulkheads had the funny hole as well, but about 5mm up it had normal 3mm threads. I used a longer 3x8mm counter sunk screw with a fair bit of locktite and it's holding fine.
For the one CVA coupler that bound with the setscrew, I just didn't tighten it but I CA'd the snap ring.

AE has done some nice work on this ride. Much tigher than the TC5... no ball cup slop, no center pulley slop. In terms of performance, it feels like it has more grip and it's easier to push hard and stay on the edge. I picked up 3 seconds in a 6 minute run over my TC5 the first night out with it.

s.l.c.

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Need your guys input, New to the TC world and will be picking up a TC6 in a week or so but would like your opinion on the electronics am choosing for it.
All am gonna be doing is asphalt racing so here's the list that I'll be picking up for the TC6

Tekin rs pro w/17.5t brushless motor
Hitec HS7945 MG servo
Futaba 4pk radio

Redwood

You will find that a low grip surface is much less forgiving to small setup errors. First thing I would check is that you are running -1.5 or -2 degrees rear camber, not 4.5 as the manual says, that is a typo. Next, check your setup very meticulously with the manual and do not leave anything out.

If you have exactly kit seyup, and nothing is binding in the steering, no locked bearing etc. the car should be easily drivable, not perfect, but you shouldn't have to fight it.

Regards

Neal