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Old 04-14-2006, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by KilRuf
Spool is heavier than the one way?!!! That's odd to me. Are you sure? Are you talking about the Tamiya spool? Or something like the Shooters spool?
The Tamiya spool has heavy steel out drives on it. It surprised me too...............
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Old 04-14-2006, 07:39 AM
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Default Tires for TCS ?

For the TCS Racers out there:

What sedan tires are available now...A, B, B2, B3. Last time I raced TCS, I could buy B's off the shelf and now I can't find them anywhere.

Any info on insert/ tire combos for outdoor asphalt in 75 to 85 deg temps would be appreciated.

thanks for any info.
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Old 04-14-2006, 10:11 AM
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Default One-way vs. Spool

Originally Posted by Slotmachine
The Tamiya spool has heavy steel out drives on it. It surprised me too...............

If you put the delrin outdrives from the 415 or the EVO, then it will be lighter than the one-way!
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Old 04-14-2006, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by johntrickle1
For the TCS Racers out there:

What sedan tires are available now...A, B, B2, B3. Last time I raced TCS, I could buy B's off the shelf and now I can't find them anywhere.

Any info on insert/ tire combos for outdoor asphalt in 75 to 85 deg temps would be appreciated.

thanks for any info.
"B3"s are the tire of choice unless it's cold then use "A"s
Both are very accessable online or at certain hobby stores in Cali.
Medium inserts seem to work on both.
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Hey guys, I'm considering changing out the screws on my ta05 to aluminum. How much weight would I actually lose in say,20 screws. ( i belive the stock screws are steel)Thanks--Al
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Originally Posted by big al
Hey guys, I'm considering changing out the screws on my ta05 to aluminum. How much weight would I actually lose in say,20 screws. ( i believe the stock screws are steel)Thanks--Al
I`m not sure of the weight savings , but the bling factor is worth it.........
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Getting a little bit of money back from Uncle Sam...think im gonna get one of these to back up my Xray 05 .....only cuz where I live it seems nobody stocks Tamiya parts.

I was thinking about getting the 3Racing chassis or Xenon Chassis, the flourine coated shocks to start.

Any advice or preferences on the 3racing or xenon chassis? Which one is better ? and why?

Btw ...i run at a track with medium bite ozite carpet. Track changes from time to time.
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Originally Posted by wcalaker
Getting a little bit of money back from Uncle Sam...think im gonna get one of these to back up my Xray 05 .....only cuz where I live it seems nobody stocks Tamiya parts.

I was thinking about getting the 3Racing chassis or Xenon Chassis, the Florine coated shocks to start.

Any advice or preferences on the 3racing or xenon chassis? Which one is better ? and why?

Btw ...i run at a track with medium bite ozite carpet. Track changes from time to time.
I haven't tried either one yet so what I would do since your going to run carpet is find out which chassis is thickest and get that one....
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Default GTB on TA05

In case someone ask, here is photo, more photos in Novak thread:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...&postcount=902
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Originally Posted by Slotmachine
I`m not sure of the weight savings , but the bling factor is worth it.........
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Whoa nice screws, now I can get my tao5 purpled. Just dont know which ones are fit for tamiya kits. I'd like to blue my tbo2 as well.
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Originally Posted by Viat
What time are you going to be there on Saturday?
Here is the brace you are looking for.........

http://cgi.ebay.com/TTA030-Tech-Raci...QQcmdZViewItem
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Slot..Took your advice and just ordered a 50 pack of the blue alum. screws. Thanks for the info--Al
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Originally Posted by big al
Slot..Took your advice and just ordered a 50 pack of the blue alum. screws. Thanks for the info--Al
Sure I just made a large restock order also, I also won the xenon chassis on e/bay for $79.95 shipped with the aluminum motor mount. I couldn't pass it up. Now I can save the stock car for TCS.................
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I`m looking for part # 50994
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Ran the TA05 today in 19t. Car was heavy at 1544g race ready. IB3800 with Komoto Dragon 19t. Carbon tub and components. Ti scews. Tamiya spool with Techracing 18t center pully. Aluminum suspension mounts with LW suspension with aluminum rear hubs and aluminum steering knuckles. Aluminum tierods and Ti steering tierods. Futaba s9550 servo, Spektrum rx, KO esc. And blah blah blah... hehe... I think if I took out the Techracing pully and maybe used Delrin white/black outdrives on the spool... I could save some weight. Also the 19t weighs more than a stock due to the full stack.

Anyways, car was decent in 19t. But I think the setup might be better for stock. I'll try it again next weekend in stock class. Car held up though. Can't wait to race it again!
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