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does the 419 come with the TRF Big Bore short shock?
what is the part number for the Blue TRF Big Bore short shock? |
It comes with the big bore normal shocks. The only way to get blue big bore short shocks is with the TBevo 6 kit.
The ones for resale are black (from the TBevo black edition) I haven't tried to see if the cylinders form the big bore shocks are compatible with the standard short shocks. I can't really try this until the weekend |
There is no point to buying Tamiya shocks right? Tamiya used to be the gold standard in touring car shocks. Now it is Yokomo and Xray.
I plan to order the Yokomo B7-2014NS for long and when grabbing the short shock towers design the B7-2016S SLF Short Shock II Set. |
Originally Posted by 190mph
(Post 14372612)
Do you know which SMJ springs Rheinard used for Front and Rear? Just wondering if the 3 set pack is good or need to grab a 2nd pair of one of them in case the springs were same front to back.
Silver and Blue |
Originally Posted by Stein Tumert
(Post 14374692)
Silver and Blue
Thank you for the info. |
Originally Posted by Qatmix
(Post 14373906)
It comes with the big bore normal shocks. The only way to get blue big bore short shocks is with the TBevo 6 kit.
The ones for resale are black (from the TBevo black edition) I haven't tried to see if the cylinders form the big bore shocks are compatible with the standard short shocks. I can't really try this until the weekend |
Originally Posted by N15M0
(Post 14375044)
Is there a difference in terms of performance between the normal 419 shocks and the evo 6 shocks?
http://www.thercracer.com/2015/12/ta...wers-pack.html To use really low profile towers like these http://www.thercracer.com/2016/01/ta...w-profile.html You will need to either trim a little of the Evo6 shocks lower rear ball connector holders, or use alternative shocks such as the X-Ray shocks. |
TQ Racing has the TRF419 in stock. Who would of thought as I thought the car was basically discontinued waiting on the next car that is not so soon coming out.
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Originally Posted by 190mph
(Post 14373988)
I plan to order the Yokomo B7-2014NS for long and when grabbing the short shock towers design the B7-2016S SLF Short Shock II Set.
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My stock TRF419 shocks are great. Very smooth, very consistent, and NEVER lost any oil.
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OK ordered the complete offering for the Low Profile Towers F/R 25mm + 20mm and Steering Brace from Fibre-lyte.
Not too bad the prices. Thanks Qatmix! |
Hope you enjoy them. The prices are low as i do not take a cut. So you only pay the costs involved in their manufacture. It's for us TRF guys to try to keep up with the competitors.
I have a few other mods that I will show soon ;) |
Originally Posted by Qatmix
(Post 14373384)
The kit springs are a little soft. They are actually not that bad for some tracks and I have used the Tamiya set occasionally. (the hard Tamiya (Yellow markings on the black spring) is stiffer than the black springs and is slightly softer than an HPI silver, but they are ok.
If running indoors on carpet yok pink (front) and yok blue (rear) are a nice base set, as are also HPI pink (front) and HPI silver rear. I think the HPI's are better if the track is a little more slippery (they are also much better for Tarmac |
I see Marc suffered from a broken c hub in the second final. They need to do something about that.
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I'm talking about the Germany round of the ETS
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