TC3 Drifting setup?
05-27-2012, 11:29 PM
#31
Any suggestions on setting up the diffs? I've got the front set kinda loose and the rear as tight as I felt comfortable going. I didn't like how the Traxxas "Ralliestangdra" rolling stock worked on it, even regeared with a 16t Traxxas pinion, so I'm going to electrical tape a set of treaded TC tires until I can get a set of proper drift wheels and tires (HPI Vintage drift tires and Torque Thrust clones) and the afore mentioned AAR Cuda shell 
05-27-2012, 11:32 PM
#32
05-27-2012, 11:49 PM
#33
Awesome good to hear you got it! they look real nice those novak drift setups, I would try 22-26/72 im running 25/72 with my MMP/CC 4600kV 4-pole
06-11-2012, 08:23 AM
#34
Just got this kit for a good price! 
not sure what im going to set it up for yet drift or race.. probly drift and sell my TC3.
not sure what im going to set it up for yet drift or race.. probly drift and sell my TC3.
06-11-2012, 11:12 PM
#35
Tech Regular
What is it?
06-12-2012, 12:30 AM
#36
Opps yer its a HOT BODIES CYCLONE - MOORE-SPEED EDITION
06-30-2012, 04:01 AM
#37
Sold my TC3 
but finished my Cyclone
but finished my Cyclone
06-30-2012, 06:40 AM
#38
Tech Apprentice
I gotta tell you the Cyclone can drift rings round a TC3, I could never get mine setup right when I started drifting in '04, springs were the most important with non rubber tyres and camber was just final tuning
The best drifter I had was my ancient Losi Street Weapon, it just worked even with standard diffs but like before springs were the major tuning point, soft as possible up front and slightly stiffer rears - oil wasn't so important. I was so amazed by this car I started a drift forum for others in the UK
You'll love the cyclone once it's setup right
The best drifter I had was my ancient Losi Street Weapon, it just worked even with standard diffs but like before springs were the major tuning point, soft as possible up front and slightly stiffer rears - oil wasn't so important. I was so amazed by this car I started a drift forum for others in the UK
You'll love the cyclone once it's setup right
Last edited by ManxPlumber; 06-30-2012 at 06:44 AM. Reason: Extra info
07-02-2012, 02:36 AM
#39
I gotta tell you the Cyclone can drift rings round a TC3, I could never get mine setup right when I started drifting in '04, springs were the most important with non rubber tyres and camber was just final tuning
The best drifter I had was my ancient Losi Street Weapon, it just worked even with standard diffs but like before springs were the major tuning point, soft as possible up front and slightly stiffer rears - oil wasn't so important. I was so amazed by this car I started a drift forum for others in the UK
You'll love the cyclone once it's setup right
The best drifter I had was my ancient Losi Street Weapon, it just worked even with standard diffs but like before springs were the major tuning point, soft as possible up front and slightly stiffer rears - oil wasn't so important. I was so amazed by this car I started a drift forum for others in the UK
You'll love the cyclone once it's setup right
and thanks for your tips!
07-03-2012, 06:56 AM
#40
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TC3/4 Diffs
I don't mean to hijack the thread although I have a total of (7) NEW Lightweight TC3/4 Diffs Part Number (3913) Asking $13.50 Shipped in the US, and (1) TC3/4 Steel Diff Assembly Part Number (3918) Asking $27.00 Shipped in the US. Additionally I also have Qty. of (1) TC3 One-way Asking 28.00 Shipped in the US.
Please feel free to pm should you have any interest as to the above mentioned …………………. Thanks Again !!!!
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