If it makes the car even better and parts fits why not niznai :sneaky:

If you are satisfied with the TRF that's ok but you should not ridicule others. I try to share this way with what you can improve.

:ha:

I wasn't ridiculing you.

I was ridiculing those who claim the TRF kits don't need anything extra as opposed to other brands.

I actually share your view and because I have a whole bunch of kits, my cars end up a hotch potch of parts according to what I think it's the best combo.

TAMIYA TRF419 New Option Parts

Part 2

And some sold out already!

Hey, relax, you don't need them, you've got everything in the kit.

And when does that stop anyone trying something new? there is nothing in those releases that would be a necessity (Unlike like ecs shafts) They are just tuning aids or generic solutions to non brand specific issues (the servo mount thing)

The only new piece of hardware I've been forced to buy due to owning my 419 is a bigger trophy shelf. ;p

Oh and those X-ray o-rings.. (doh!)

What's the servo mount plate for? Moving servo forward?

It's a single piece to replace the two washers you would normally use on the servo mounting screws.

I bought a new diff case after I messed mine up by leaving it submersed in alcohol over night. Installed the X ray o-rings.. So far out drives are dry. The spool has some oil residue.. I probably over filled again

So the hollow grub screws let you see if the flat spot is aligned without taking the screw all the way out?

Ran the 2mm chassis today, with and without the steering bridge.

I liked it, it is staying on for a few weeks I think. Steering bridge gives better feel and more overall steering.

Where you have the chassis used? Indoors on carpet or on asphalt?

Outdoors.

Low-med (err on the low side) grip asphalt. Low ambient temp.

Where can I get some information on this please? :)