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Old 02-21-2012, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Taman
Which rear offset gives you 5mm ride height, is it S1,S2 or S3? Also on the front whats the combo of F2,F3,F4 that gives you 5mm front ride height?

I've looked in the F60 manual bit can't see where it explains the heights

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There is no definitive answer for that. Depends on your tires, battery weight, spring selection, on and on. You just need to go by trial and error till you get the right height.
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Originally Posted by BadSign
Can you run a diffuser on the F1R, and which one? Zen, TRG, or ABC?
You can yes if it's for the F103. Cut and install as shown. I've found though they are a bit fragile. Seems the polycarbonate they use seems brittle...
There are 2 extra holes on the rear of the F1R pod plate. You can attach the difuser there as well if you trim them to fit- including the stock hard plastic F104 difuser.
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Exotek,

So if I had a box stock F104 and bought an Exotek chassis kit F1R would the below parts be all that I need extra to make it look like the one pictured on the Exotek website?

http://www.exotekracing.com/f1r-conversion/
Tamiya F104 Alu. Diff Housing Set
[TA-54158]
Tamiya F104 Alu. Motor Mount R/L
[TA-54166]
Tamiya F104 Clamp Type Wheel Hub
[TA-54240]
Tamiya F104 Carbon Rear Shaft
[TA-54162]
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I run the tamiya stock f104 diffuser.
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Old 02-21-2012, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Nexus
Exotek,

So if I had a box stock F104 and bought an Exotek chassis kit F1R would the below parts be all that I need extra to make it look like the one pictured on the Exotek website?

http://www.exotekracing.com/f1r-conversion/
Tamiya F104 Alu. Diff Housing Set
[TA-54158]
Tamiya F104 Alu. Motor Mount R/L
[TA-54166]
Tamiya F104 Clamp Type Wheel Hub
[TA-54240]
Tamiya F104 Carbon Rear Shaft
[TA-54162]

Hello!

Looks like also;
Exotek FRONT BULKHEAD HEX SCREWS- TITANIUM
Tamiya 54154 Carbon Reinforced Uprights - Front F103 / F104
Tamiya 54249 Aluminum Turnbuckle Shaft - 3x32mm (2pcs)
Tamiya 53901 F104 TRF DAMPER
Tamiya spur gear spacer adapter
1/10 SPUR GEAR WITH 1/8TH DIFF BALLS (68T 48 PITCH KIMBROUGH IS A GOOD START)
EXOTEK F104 SERVO MOUNTS
Tamiya alloy servo saver #?

I think there are some steering ball ends needed but I'm not sure what the stock F104 has included.
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Old 02-21-2012, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeR
There is no definitive answer for that. Depends on your tires, battery weight, spring selection, on and on. You just need to go by trial and error till you get the right height.
So what is the effect of shorter or taller spacer?
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Old 02-23-2012, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by PDR
So what is the effect of shorter or taller spacer?

Hi, which spacers? Spacers are all over this car
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Old 02-23-2012, 10:11 AM
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Any 190mm conversion kit coming?
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Old 02-23-2012, 10:17 AM
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If there is...please just use a 5mm spacer on the non-diff side of the rear axle...I don't want to have to replace my Qteq clamping hub
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I'm working on something simpler- +4mm off set molded wheels for the F104. They will be more Shimizu friendly as well.
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very cool...any time frame?
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Originally Posted by MikeR
I'm working on something simpler- +4mm off set molded wheels for the F104. They will be more Shimizu friendly as well.
perfect!
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Originally Posted by MikeR
I'm working on something simpler- +4mm off set molded wheels for the F104. They will be more Shimizu friendly as well.
Will this be for the front and rear?

Either way I'm in put me down for 2 sets (8 wheels)
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