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Old 08-31-2006, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by DA_cookie_monst
usual sort of suspension components for breakages.

Roll Bars, softer rear springs and glue the front outer sidewalls.
What do you mean by glue the front outer sidewalls? Are you referring to CF shock towers?
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Old 08-31-2006, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by DA_cookie_monst
according to the TA05 guide book, it is 0.1mm bigger diameter but has much larger piston holes....
Are you saying TRF white color piston is smaller in terms of diameter than the stock piston?
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Can someone provide a set-up to run 19T at the Tamiya track?

My car is basically stock with only upgrades like the shocks and a spool.

Thanks.
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Are you looking for a setup to run with no hopups and no other parts besides what came in the kit?

I would use yellow springs and yellow sway bars all around as a start with the dampers in the stock mounting points as a base. Anything is a good start though. Just adjust as needed.
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larlee....

The poster was stating glue your outer sidewalls of your tires. I would also suggest applying a bead of glue on your carbon shock towers as well. Get the TRF shocks they are well worth it. You can find them online for around $45-$60

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Originally Posted by CarKing
Are you looking for a setup to run with no hopups and no other parts besides what came in the kit?

I would use yellow springs and yellow sway bars all around as a start with the dampers in the stock mounting points as a base. Anything is a good start though. Just adjust as needed.
I has some hop-ups but very minimal. Just upgraded shock towers and TRF shocks plus front universals. I also have the spool for it as well. I am willing to add to it but nothing crazy that is more "bling" than performance. Is there a set-up sheet for this?
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the white pistons WILL work, I have a TRF and CVA shock here, open, on me desk, the TRF piston fits just as good as the black piston, and it a good way of getting better damping control other than having to buy TRF shocks.

Glue the sidewalls on the CS22's on the front, otherwise it gets a little snatchy.
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"snatchey"...That is definitely the word of the day!!,LOL

Anybody here used the lower camber holes on the rear hubs (stock susp.),and what are the affects? Thanks--Al
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Originally Posted by big al
Anybody here used the lower camber holes on the rear hubs (stock susp.),and what are the affects? Thanks--Al
Higher Rear grip , with more body roll..........
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Originally Posted by Slotmachine
Higher Rear grip , with more body roll..........
i just found better grip in the back.... but i run sway bars so it helps
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
Max, Alex...

if you have A - C suspension blocks.. this will only give you 1 deg of toe in. (without adding the built in toe on your rear hubs).

A-B = 0.5
B-C = 0.5

the graphite rear hubs are 1deg... and the newer Tamiya GT1 cars come with 0deg hubs.

check TryHard's website for the Toe Block spreadsheet for reference.

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Thanks Chris/Max

I'm trying help jason set up his TAS-05 with a brushless and I only have a limited number of blocks. He has the 3R racing chassis and he's running the stock arms,blocks and hubs.
I went to the tryhards website and downloaded the block chart.

See you guys on saturday.

thanks
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Well I just soldered on my esc/motor and the ta05 is a lot quieter than my 04. Hmm kind of odd but oh well. Man I'm too lazy to paint my Lexus. I don't have the right paint aka the white stuff but I do have a old can. It's one of those hard to find colors. Some sort of red or rusty color. Dare I be different?
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Heres a pic of my 05 as I am getting it ready for the 4300/Lipo class. I have a little more tidying up to do, but this is pretty close to the final mount!

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Old 09-02-2006, 08:11 PM
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I was finally able to give my TA05 a full race day workout. I went back to a sway bar set-up and I wasmore than able to keep up with the big ticket"thoroughbreds". I was hard-charging on a 415 mre (for 3rd place),but bobbled in the last 10 seconds . I had to settle for 4th, But atleast I finished 1 second faster than my qualifying run! The only hop-ups I have on the car are: frt.one-way,sway bar,blue screws,carbon batt. strap and LW chassis. The battery strap is an attempt at a little bling. Fight the power, Ta05 owners--Al
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Originally Posted by CIVIC91
Heres a pic of my 05 as I am getting it ready for the 4300/Lipo class. I have a little more tidying up to do, but this is pretty close to the final mount!
Man, it hurts just looking at that! LOL

Its a HUGE switch from our mini speedo to that thing...

But from your discription of your first test, it seems worth it.
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