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Old 07-11-2005, 06:04 PM
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I'm ordering my TA05 tommorow. Is the chassis that "soft"?
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Originally Posted by vi3tishduy
I'm ordering my TA05 tommorow. Is the chassis that "soft"?
That's a matter of opinion as you can see. The facts are the material is made and designed better compared to what we are use with Tamiya. When all is put together and all of the electronics are installe, you will see very very little flex, but it is there. For the price, it's worth the money.
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Which Suspemsion mounts will fit the front and rear of the TA05 (415)?
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Which Suspemsion mounts will fit the front and rear of the TA05 (415)?
You will need the 415 bridge blocks for the inside front and rear to clear the belts.
You can use 415 or from evo4 but you might want to ad spacers if you will be using the evo4's.
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Originally Posted by izzyracer
For the price, it's worth the money.
Yup-you said a mouthful. I know that I will have one very soon. Just waiting for one of you guys to sell me one with all the hop-ups already installed!!!
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Is it really heavy? Cant wait till its sold at my LHS. Cant believe its made in Phils yet I have to wait till its available here. How ironic! What's the yen price? Hopefully its not as heavy as my tbo2.



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Originally Posted by rayman
Is it really heavy?
Out of the box, with protoform body, sorex wheels, KO VFS speedie, HRS Receiver, Futaba 9550, Monster motor and IB3600's my car weighed 1540. So i wouldnt classify it as a pig.
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Finally, I got my SS ESC mounted on TA05. It need 8mm rubber under ESC to mount it higher for more space.

As for "soft", indeed after everything on, the chassis flex is ok, but still no good for my standard. However, damper tower is really way too soft and there is nothing to fix it except CF hopup. Seriously I suggest everyone going to race TA05 get CF damper tower as a must.
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[QUOTE=rayman]Hopefully its not as heavy as my tbo2.
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ummmm... it is.
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3mm shim on left side should fit in 415 front bulkhead very well.

I can't use my 415 spool on TA05...
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Any chance that fits the front of a 415?

Just thought I'd ask in case someone here owns both a TA05 and 415.
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old suspension = TA04, 414, 415, TA05
new suspension = LW suspension = EVO4, 415MS, EVO4MS, TB02R

will photo the different of wheel axle after I get home tonight.

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Thanks - I take it you mean NEW axles - Evo IV / 415 MS
OLD axles - 415 / 414 / Evo III etc.

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Originally Posted by izzyracer
You will need the 415 bridge blocks for the inside front and rear to clear the belts.
You can use 415 or from evo4 but you might want to ad spacers if you will be using the evo4's.
thank u
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[QUOTE=izzyracer][QUOTE=rayman]Hopefully its not as heavy as my tbo2.

ummmm... it is.
Champ how about you quantify what you regard as "Heavy", per above, kit out of the box ready to race was 1540 grams, 40 grams shouldnt be too hard to get rid of with Hop up hardware.
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Originally Posted by rccardr
Wes, your car looked super this weekend. I gotta get me one of them for next season!
thanks Doc!!
it was really good, especially considering i made very few adjustments from kit....

i may have been able to catch ya (without all my mistakes!), but anyone who has raced with Doc knows... catching and passin are 2 different things!!!! yearite... nobody had anything for you!!!!!

and i did, uh, stress test a bit in that "Widowmaker" chicane with a 19T a couple times.. no broken parts! the towers are quite flexible, but probably not a problem unless on very high bite stuff, carpet, etc.
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Hello folks! Hebiki thanks again man! Ok about the TA05, is stifness better or worse for asphault or is flex better for asphault? Also, would you guys happen to know good esc fans and part numbers? Does Tamiya have any? Thanks!
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