Tamiya TRF418
#1906

Feeler may consider buying a used 418 roller.
On fence with either selling mine and get 419 or. Going deep with 418s and get a spare Car To try things.
On fence with either selling mine and get 419 or. Going deep with 418s and get a spare Car To try things.
#1907
Tech Master
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I'm on the same boat as you. Briefly considered getting 419 but a 419 won't make me faster but with having seen a few 418s going for decent prices, considered getting another since the 418 has turned out so good. I'd have one for 17.5 tc/rcgt another for 13.5
#1909

Banzai is a pain to browse, but fine if you know part numbers.
Get the Tamiya matching list and you're set.
Get the Tamiya matching list and you're set.
#1911

It is/was, but so was the '15 BD7!
And Bruno can definitely steer. He has mostly driven off-road in the past, expect him to drive ETS this coming season.
And Bruno can definitely steer. He has mostly driven off-road in the past, expect him to drive ETS this coming season.
#1912

For people with the Samix conversion....are you guys using the included lipo holders or does it affect flex too much? Or using the stock 418 battery posts setup with the Samix conversion?
#1913
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How are the aluminum c-hubs?
My brother and I have broken more than a dozen between us combined.
Getting a little tired of fixing those but I'd like to know of the aluminum c-hub users are breaking different parts more frequently or less often?
My brother and I have broken more than a dozen between us combined.
Getting a little tired of fixing those but I'd like to know of the aluminum c-hub users are breaking different parts more frequently or less often?
#1914

Also breaking c-hubs, although not frequently, but if the alu ones offers same performance and just don't break something else, I'm on it.
#1915
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I'm using the carbon reinforced ones. 4 degree that are larger for dcjs.
I've got a trf418 and tb04.evo6
2 weeks ago I broke twice.. I'm at about 1 hub side per practice/race day ratio.
Though I see my buddy with the xray t4 crashing a lot more and harder but he has broken none. Though his plastic bins are like $9 per side instead of $3 per side.
I've got a trf418 and tb04.evo6
2 weeks ago I broke twice.. I'm at about 1 hub side per practice/race day ratio.
Though I see my buddy with the xray t4 crashing a lot more and harder but he has broken none. Though his plastic bins are like $9 per side instead of $3 per side.
#1916

Careful. Plastic breaks, but alloy bends.
Bent alloy = chasing your tail with setup if you don't realise.
Bent alloy = chasing your tail with setup if you don't realise.
#1917
Tech Apprentice

Can you use the TRF418 arms and stabilizer set for a TRF 417x? What other new parts on the TRF418 that can you transfer to a TRF417?
Thanks.
Thanks.

#1918

Arms and uprights yes, stabilisers you can use if you have the linkages too (not just the bars)
Servo mount also fits.
Servo mount also fits.
#1919
Tech Rookie

Samix 418 V2 conversion kit already have stock in RC mart, the shape is look like BD7, they also add one more set steering hole on the chassis and upper deck
#1920

Any place to still pick up a NIB 418 at a good price now that the 419 is so close?
I love this car. For you watch people it is like if Timex and Breitling had a baby. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking while the fit, finish and precision is amazing.
I got pounded yesterday by folks running into me and the car just kept running to finish the main. There were other brands (won't mention them) that barely got hit and were out of the race.
I love this car. For you watch people it is like if Timex and Breitling had a baby. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking while the fit, finish and precision is amazing.
I got pounded yesterday by folks running into me and the car just kept running to finish the main. There were other brands (won't mention them) that barely got hit and were out of the race.
