Tamiya TRF419
#181
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New material possible.
New internal ratio I think unlikely but possible.
Even if the diff ring gear is enlarged - I think maybe/likely as mentioned earlier - doesn't automatically mean an internal ratio change.
Currently it is 37t for the pulleys, my guess is a move to 39t (like the TRF503) or maybe 40t (like the BD7)
Last edited by cplus; 09-22-2014 at 09:17 PM.
#182
Hoping I can make the trf419 my first high end touring car, having owned many Tamiya bathtub chassis over the years (currently driving a tb04 pro v2). Does Tamiya usually have trouble keeping their trf cars instock around release time? I don't want to miss out
#183
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I'm running the aluminum Samix chassis on my 418 and I notice the chassis bows up where you tighten down the separate mounts. Loosen them and the bow goes away. It could be that or the Samix chassis is using the wrong countersink angle for their screw holes.
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Another possibility is that the chassis holes are not exactly matched up with those in the suspension blocks.
Last edited by niznai; 09-23-2014 at 02:38 AM.
#189
Kinda surprised they didn't include a black pulley for the spool. They made them at one point in the past. The white doesn't really make much sense anymore.
Car looks... well, a lot like a Yokomo like everybody already said. Guess we'll see.
Car looks... well, a lot like a Yokomo like everybody already said. Guess we'll see.
#190
Gathered a few more photos on the blog... http://kentech.blogs.se/
Regarding the dampers I think you will find that the changes are such that they are not easy to spot from the outside.
Regarding the dampers I think you will find that the changes are such that they are not easy to spot from the outside.
#191
Nice looking kit as always
It's just that
You would think that a company that prides itself on their plastic molds (rightly so)
Would have figured out how to make plastic ball cups, with holes in them
I mean, it's the year 2015 and stuff
Come on Blue ....
It's just that
You would think that a company that prides itself on their plastic molds (rightly so)
Would have figured out how to make plastic ball cups, with holes in them
I mean, it's the year 2015 and stuff

Come on Blue ....



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