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Old 02-11-2013, 12:13 AM
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How many TDX shims do you fit with the metal gears? I'm going to use the metal gears in my v5 build
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Originally Posted by Qatmix
How many TDX shims do you fit with the metal gears? I'm going to use the metal gears in my v5 build
1 each side, they are 0.3mm thick with an outer diameter the same size as the sun gears. The diff is bulletproof even for mod.

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where can i get some TDX shims?
rcmarket
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Old 02-11-2013, 08:31 AM
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Can you post a link?
When I was on the side, it says that there are no products from TDX?

Thanks!
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Anyone know how to get the Kyosho P5 o-rings in the UK? I need two for a diff
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Old 02-11-2013, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by spacendeman
When I was on the side, it says that there are no products from TDX?
You seem to be right, i can't find them at RC Market any more. The article description used to be:

TDX AC16003 SMART SHIM FOR TAMIYA GEAR DIFF. 0.3MM (8pcs)

Maybe you can find them somewhere else by googling...

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Old 02-11-2013, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Dusttt
About to pick a v5 up and will be running blinky 17.5. What spurs fit the car? Also are there any "must" upgrades or is the car pretty much ready to go?
The car is pretty much good to go ........ I use a 417x or similar center chassis weight to help hold the battery from moving left to right (a BD7 weight fits fine also and is lighter and tapered to help adjust weight bias front to rear).

But after about 15 runs (3 race days) in 17.5 I have noticeable wear in the stock hardened steel spool out drives that bothers me where my Roche hardened out drives on the 417x look like new after 5x as many runs. I will be replacing the V5 ones with Roche pieces soon.
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Old 02-11-2013, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Qatmix
Anyone know how to get the Kyosho P5 o-rings in the UK? I need two for a diff
The only place I could find any in the UK was JEModels (http://www.jemodels.com/fixings?page...tegory_id=1318). I bought the only set they had in stock a couple of weeks ago, and they are out of stock at the moment, but it might be worth contacting them to see if they can/will get any more in.
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Old 02-11-2013, 01:39 PM
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Hy there.

Hey guys look at the pic from Marcs Car at the TITC practice.
I noticed that the rear lower bulkheads are shimmed where the upper deck is attached to it.
So in my opinion he uses the 417/x original bulkheads in the rear. Can anybody confirm it?
If yes it meansthe diff is located lower? So it affects the rollcenter?

Am i right with my speculations?

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Old 02-11-2013, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Blueman Austria
Hy there.

Hey guys look at the pic from Marcs Car at the TITC practice.
I noticed that the rear lower bulkheads are shimmed where the upper deck is attached to it.
So in my opinion he uses the 417/x original bulkheads in the rear. Can anybody confirm it?
If yes it meansthe diff is located lower? So it affects the rollcenter?

Am i right with my speculations?

Greetings Rainer
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Forgive my ignorance - but is that a spool upfront and ball diff rear?
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Originally Posted by cdwilliams1
Forgive my ignorance - but is that a spool upfront and ball diff rear?
thats a spool up front and a gear diff in the rear
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Originally Posted by nolo148
thats a spool up front and a gear diff in the rear
Thanks, I only run oval right now. It's all ball diffs for us! Getting into TC soon
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Originally Posted by SS LS1
The car is pretty much good to go ........ I use a 417x or similar center chassis weight to help hold the battery from moving left to right (a BD7 weight fits fine also and is lighter and tapered to help adjust weight bias front to rear).

But after about 15 runs (3 race days) in 17.5 I have noticeable wear in the stock hardened steel spool out drives that bothers me where my Roche hardened out drives on the 417x look like new after 5x as many runs. I will be replacing the V5 ones with Roche pieces soon.
Thanks!
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what is the difference between the Tamiya 0.3 shims the car comes with and the TDX 0.3 shims?
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Originally Posted by Blueman Austria
Hy there.

Hey guys look at the pic from Marcs Car at the TITC practice.
I noticed that the rear lower bulkheads are shimmed where the upper deck is attached to it.
So in my opinion he uses the 417/x original bulkheads in the rear. Can anybody confirm it?
If yes it meansthe diff is located lower? So it affects the rollcenter?

Am i right with my speculations?

Greetings Rainer
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Good eye, you might very well be right about the 417x bulkhead bring used. I know the top deck is higher on the V5 but not sure how the diff height compares between the X and V5 car, never measured it to be honest.

It also looks like he is using the regular bladder shocks and not the new bleeder screw shocks.
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Old 02-11-2013, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by SS LS1
Good eye, you might very well be right about the 417x bulkhead bring used. I know the top deck is higher on the V5 but not sure how the diff height compares between the X and V5 car, never measured it to be honest.

It also looks like he is using the regular bladder shocks and not the new bleeder screw shocks.
Hello,
Marc used the "old" 417X bulkhead in the rear.
The difference between the 417X and the V5 bulkhead is:
- diff is 0.5mm lower on the 417X
- topdeck is 1mm lower on the 417X

For him the lower diff had more traction in the rear!

Hope this is clear,

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