Team Associated TC4
#5866
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by Stusdal
Anyone know where I can get a main shaft like the one on Pelle Mertin`s car?
http://forum.rscnet.org/attachment.p...hmentid=302376
http://forum.rscnet.org/attachment.p...hmentid=302376
in my personal experience it didn't hold up very well... ran it may 31st till 3 weeks ago when one of the dogbone ends starting spinning due to a broken pin.
running mostly 19T and stock...
#5867
I would like to get me an old
TC3 Team Bomber one. Is the Team TC4 one still avaiable from Team Bomber? The RC Maniax cf shaft looks nice.
#5868
Tech Champion
iTrader: (31)
Originally Posted by AM03GT
thats the yokomo cf center shaft for the TC4.
in my personal experience it didn't hold up very well... ran it may 31st till 3 weeks ago when one of the dogbone ends starting spinning due to a broken pin.
running mostly 19T and stock...
in my personal experience it didn't hold up very well... ran it may 31st till 3 weeks ago when one of the dogbone ends starting spinning due to a broken pin.
running mostly 19T and stock...
-Dave
#5869
Tech Champion
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Originally Posted by protc3
TC4 kits are in stock.my website is going to be revamped shortly.i have had alot of complaints and i am looking to have it all cleared up shortly.the motor mount is ready for production now.i will be starting them as soon as i get an opening in my machines.probably toward the end of this week.
-Dave
#5872
Dave have you tried those
Square delrin outdrives? Are they any good?
#5873
ROLL CENTRE SPACING. It's one of the things we have been playing with quite a bit lately. Running TC4 with BMI chassis we first ran with .5 shims all round as we had found best on the tub TC4. This was good.
Yesterday I tried lowering the rear RC by running the rear without shims. Result - lower roll centre at rear = more grip at rear = less steering. Next I'll be removing the front ones too, to see if I can get more steering and more grip. So far it's been best with 0.5 (that's 2 notch) shims all round.
There is of course another possibility. I am presently running 2.5 rear arm mounts. I couldleave the F and R spacing as it is and go to 2 degree mounts. this should loosen the rear - and give more straight line speed. Definately worth a try.
What impresses me most is how much these small changes effect the car's characteristics.
Yesterday I tried lowering the rear RC by running the rear without shims. Result - lower roll centre at rear = more grip at rear = less steering. Next I'll be removing the front ones too, to see if I can get more steering and more grip. So far it's been best with 0.5 (that's 2 notch) shims all round.
There is of course another possibility. I am presently running 2.5 rear arm mounts. I couldleave the F and R spacing as it is and go to 2 degree mounts. this should loosen the rear - and give more straight line speed. Definately worth a try.
What impresses me most is how much these small changes effect the car's characteristics.
#5874
The Team Bomber shaft is a much better shaft
Anybody seen or now somthing about when ass might be thinking about relesing a converting kit to the factory team?
#5875
Andrew: 20 runs on a set of brushes is REALLY economical. Consider: most of us change them in 5 runs, if not less. It sounds like you are getting really good comm wear for that many runs, but i would say you could definitely afford 3.50 USD every 20 runs for brushes.
- DaveW
- DaveW
#5876
Tech Champion
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John Bull before you make that drastic of a change, try using the 3.0 block with the circle front. It will give you 2.0 toe in but with the wide stance so you keep the stability. I have that on my car and really like it. As far as the spacers, thank you. Thats exactally what I wanted to know.