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Old 12-10-2014, 12:51 AM
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I read here that some uses Tamiya DCJ's on the T4.

I have a TRF418 on my table, guess the front DCJ's are the same as the ones people are recommending in this thread. Is this assumption correct?

Are there any modifications needed or is it a direct fit? Do I need to use the "thin" bearing from 418? Do I need other spool cups? The Smokem ones. Have anyone tried to run he Tamiya DCJ's with the plastic stock Xray spool cup.?

I know I can just try to install them and see for myself, but just want to be sure I'm not missing something.

EDIT: never mind, bought a pair of Xray ECS's from my LHS.

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Default T2-007 HELP !!!!!

I have inherited 2 Xray T2-007's and was looking for others who still have and race them and was wondering about possibly racing them as brushless with Lipo's. I realize that they were originally setup for NiMah's but I have a Castle Creations brushless motor and esc and wondered the car will handle it.
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Originally Posted by Salkin
I read here that some uses Tamiya DCJ's on the T4.

I have a TRF418 on my table, guess the front DCJ's are the same as the ones people are recommending in this thread. Is this assumption correct?

Are there any modifications needed or is it a direct fit? Do I need to use the "thin" bearing from 418? Do I need other spool cups? The Smokem ones. Have anyone tried to run he Tamiya DCJ's with the plastic stock Xray spool cup.?

I know I can just try to install them and see for myself, but just want to be sure I'm not missing something.

EDIT: never mind, bought a pair of Xray ECS's from my LHS.
Look back a few pages, this is all discussed in detail and with pictures. Summary: Tamiya DCJs use smaller balls/pins and will rattle in Xray cups. You need the Smokem cups. And yes, they use the thinner inner bearing.
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Originally Posted by metalnut
Look back a few pages, this is all discussed in detail and with pictures. Summary: Tamiya DCJs use smaller balls/pins and will rattle in Xray cups. You need the Smokem cups. And yes, they use the thinner inner bearing.
Yes, you're right.
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Just saw you post that you had bought a set of ECS's. I would return if possible tbh, I have found that they are a lot more fragile compared to TRF, SpecR etc. especially if you will be running 13.5/mod.

Not to mention double the price
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Originally Posted by EGBOK
I have inherited 2 Xray T2-007's and was looking for others who still have and race them and was wondering about possibly racing them as brushless with Lipo's. I realize that they were originally setup for NiMah's but I have a Castle Creations brushless motor and esc and wondered the car will handle it.
Yes the car will handle it. It will work well in the vintage trans am class.
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^^ does it really cost them that much more to print out "Titanium"? LOL

I was wondering for a second "what the heck is a Titan hinge pin?!"
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^^ does it really cost them that much more to print out "Titanium"? LOL

I was wondering for a second "what the heck is a Titan hinge pin?!"
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^^ does it really cost them that much more to print out "Titanium"? LOL

I was wondering for a second "what the heck is a Titan hinge pin?!"

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Originally Posted by Zhangesh
Just saw you post that you had bought a set of ECS's. I would return if possible tbh, I have found that they are a lot more fragile compared to TRF, SpecR etc. especially if you will be running 13.5/mod.

Not to mention double the price
I ran the Xray 2mm Ecs's last year outside in mod and never had an issue. Not sure what people are doing to break them. I hit quite a lot of stuff but they are still going.
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Originally Posted by millbank
I ran the Xray 2mm Ecs's last year outside in mod and never had an issue. Not sure what people are doing to break them. I hit quite a lot of stuff but they are still going.
Well, good to hear. I bought them and will give them a go.
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I don't think breaking is so much the issue, as falling apart.

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You're doing it wrong.




Just kidding, they're poop.
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