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Old 10-13-2009, 03:32 PM
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Question for you TC4 guys. Last week in my VTA race, I broke a piece of my TC4 and I need help figuring out what replacement piece to buy for it...

Near the rear arm, it is the piece that has the hole, that the inner rear hinge pin goes into. It's not the toe-in piece in the VERY rear, its the hole that the OTHER side of the rear hinge pin goes into. The hole just broke open and the pin (and therefor the whole arm) came out.

I found the plastic repacement part, but was hoping there was an aluminum one... The descriptions of the pieces are too poor to decide.

Is it this?

https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...ns&pn=ASC31066

I think it supposed to be called the "Rear arm, front mount".

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That's the one you're after, its also the only arm mount I don't have a alloy version of.
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I'm new to onroad RC. There is a lot to a cars set-up and I want to start with just the basic gearing. I understand FDR. I have the stock 72 spur. I have searched numerous setups. I see some at 100 spur and some at 60. Also what pitch should I go for 48? 64? Not real comfortable with the difference. Any ideas for spur/pinion, pitch, FDR would be great.

**I am running on a carpet track with 13.5 Redline.

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hey all.... I broke a rear hub carrier so I changed it with some spares I got when I bought the car... I believe the spares were actually tc3........ anyway did not know this when i changed, so i took it to the track for race day and all of a sudden i ampractically spinning in circles whenever i turned to that one side.... does this sound like something that would happen if I was using 2 different carriers?? or could it be something else??..... next question is am i ok to use tc3 hub carriers on my FT tc4.. yes they fit but will they work?? is there pros and cons to either??

if it matters, running rubber tires, on carpet, stock motor

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DOes anyone know where to get a Factory Team TC4 NIB? Im looking for one new or that was ran on carpet ? I know there discontinued but im sure theres some out there.
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Originally Posted by BIG DADDY8
DOes anyone know where to get a Factory Team TC4 NIB? Im looking for one new or that was ran on carpet ? I know there discontinued but im sure theres some out there.
I have an FT TC3 sealed in the box.
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Lookin for a FT TC4........................
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So i have the oportunity to get a carbon fiber bottom plate, what all hardware would i need to bolt this up to my stock TC4?
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Originally Posted by Exille
So i have the oportunity to get a carbon fiber bottom plate, what all hardware would i need to bolt this up to my stock TC4?
It almost wouldn't be worth doing, it'd be cheaper to put a top plate on your tub car.

If your running rubber tire keep the tubby as is. You don't wanna make the car too rigid with rubber tires, it won't handle as well.

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Originally Posted by Exille
So i have the oportunity to get a carbon fiber bottom plate, what all hardware would i need to bolt this up to my stock TC4?
Are you referring to the chassis ("bottom plate")?



This?

Looks nice... Make sure it's stiff/thick enough...

My old RC10CE Graphite is made with a VERY thick CF sheet, about 4 to 5 mm if I remember correctly...

It does not flex under normal circumstance...
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Yeah, just get a tub car and put an FTTc4 top deck on it. The car will be plenty to drive... the rest depends on the driver and setup.

The only thing i had to do to the tub was clear out the little ribs in the battery tray so the big 5ah 2s LiPo sits flat in the chassis. The LRP X12 motors fit wonderfully. Theyre about 1.5mm shorter, to give you more room for electronics in the bay.
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Originally Posted by trerc
It almost wouldn't be worth doing, it'd be cheaper to put a top plate on your tub car.

If your running rubber tire keep the tubby as is. You don't wanna make the car too rigid with rubber tires, it won't handle as well.
Car is mostly used as a drifter, even then not worth it?
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Originally Posted by Exille
Car is mostly used as a drifter, even then not worth it?
No, the tubby will work just fine as is for drifting.
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Originally Posted by tom_chang79
Are you referring to the chassis ("bottom plate")?



This?

Looks nice... Make sure it's stiff/thick enough...

My old RC10CE Graphite is made with a VERY thick CF sheet, about 4 to 5 mm if I remember correctly...

It does not flex under normal circumstance...
1. What heat sink is that.
2. Has anyone used or seen one of those diggity design tc4s run? I just picked up a mint team edt tc4 and saw that thing and started to salivate.

Thanks
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Originally Posted by Dusttt
1. What heat sink is that.
2. Has anyone used or seen one of those diggity design tc4s run? I just picked up a mint team edt tc4 and saw that thing and started to salivate.

Thanks
It s the same Associated heat sink that should've come with your car.

Alot of the older aftermarket kits were designed to be used with foam tires because in the TC4's hay day thats what people were running. Most of that stuff is too stiff for the rubber tire racing today.
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