bartx7001

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I am interested in a good asphalt setup as well.

miquelmah

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hello, I have a question for you about the tc3/tc4 (please respond):

żis posible buy this pieces of the tc4 in steel (in steel the live of this pieces is very long and I dont will have problem with the diferentials)?



thanks

Kraig

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Nobody that I know of makes the bevel gears made of steel. Make sure that you shim them properly as that will help. Are you running a one-way or a spool as that is the only time I had problem with them.

hippie

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I have a FTTC4 & im looking for aluminum FR knuckles & RR hubs. Does anyone know of if the tc3 knuckles & rr hubs are the same ?. If there not who makes aluminum knuckles & hubs for the TC4 ?,. thank's for any help ..

Scooter79rs

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Yesterday I broke a front suspension arm on my FT TC4, but in the process I lost a outdrive cup for my front one way. I'm not 100% sure if its a universal tc3/4 part or a tc4 only part as I got the car second hand.
I found this http://www.podiumrc.co.uk/product-112800.php and I was wondering if it will fit.

BobbyS

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Not sure, but the TC4 outdrives might be the heavy-duty type, and not like the standard TC3 one-way outdrives. This is the heavy-set --> http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRLN7&P=7

Scooter79rs

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Thats the one way I've got, so those tc3 outdrives should fit as that one way is a tc3/tc4 part. But for me to buy that whole one way is going to cost just under $100 due to the exchange rate plus postage
Thanks for the info.

BobbyS

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I'm not sure, but the TC5 one-way outdrives might work and they're sold separately. But should have someone else confirm though.

RielTime Racing

What are your thoughts or opionions on the topic of gearbox ratio's http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ox-ratios.html

TeamGoodwrench

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I posted this in the TC3 forum, but didn't get any answers.

Where is a good source to get a complete TC3 and TC4 bearing sets in the U.S. at a decent price ? I don't want to drop $100 on ceramics, but I want a good set of steel ones.

Thanks

crazy4wdracer

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Here is a link for you to check out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ASSOCIATED-ELECT...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ASSOCIATED-ELECT...QQcmdZViewItem

Or if you found out the size of every bearing you could go to Avid Bearings and buy every bearing on the car for a dollar each. They would probably be better quality than the ebay ones. http://www.avidrc.com/

Hopefully that will help you out.

TeamGoodwrench

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Wow.. bearings for $1 ea. ?? Have you run them in your cars ?? I thought $2 ea. for steel ones at Boca Bearing was cheap -- again wondering if they were any good for such a cheap price.

crazy4wdracer

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I have ran them in my B4 as front wheels bearings and when I got my TC4 I needed hub bearings so I bought some of them. They have been great. Their shipping is cheap too, only like $2-3.

trdsupra88

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What front differential would you guys reccommend for rubber on asphault with high traction and 7-9 second lap times. I have been running a tight front diff but the car pushes and Ive been thinking about getting the solid front axle.

M-Technic

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Solid axel will give you more steering. It is what everyone runs (in every car) at the local asphalt tracks.