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Stein Tumert 06-16-2017 09:39 AM


Originally Posted by Simmi (Post 14953945)
No they easily broke the same way :sneaky:

Try this one: 51293

This one?

Tamiya - 51293 F-Teile (Radträger vorn) TA05-IFS, TB-03 - Modellbau-Seidel

Simmi 06-16-2017 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by Stein Tumert (Post 14953956)

Yes the black C-Hub from TA05.

Stein Tumert 06-17-2017 02:14 AM


Originally Posted by Simmi (Post 14954439)
Yes the black C-Hub from TA05.

How about using 54031?

Tamiya - 54031 F-Teile (Radträger) verstärkt TRF416 - Modellbau-Seidel

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nubs 06-17-2017 06:07 AM


Originally Posted by Stein Tumert (Post 14954466)

That's the same exact part number I just asked about.

Simmi 06-17-2017 01:59 PM


Originally Posted by nubs (Post 14954526)
That's the same exact part number I just asked about.

No, that is not the correct information.
You learn the differenz when you buy them :p

I drive them all time in my TRF and have no problems since i know this from a club member. Also you can see the last years since i post setup I use this C-Hub in any setup on petrirc or on my youtube post :lol:

But the front XRay works BEST!

theproffesor 06-17-2017 03:13 PM

Unless you're running a TCS race, get the Exotek hub. They are great. If you are, order the hubs from the TA05.

Those two options are the way to go.

Raman 06-17-2017 03:31 PM

I'd caution against that.

The exotek hubs are great if you can gaurantee you're not going to hit anything or get hit.

I bent mine immediately because I do hit things. Tamiya sponsored driver at 702 also bent his real quick and he gets hit because of inexperienced drivers

Since I switched to the 51293 TA05 IFS standard ones, they stopped breaking. In fact Im now breaking the steering upright instead!

Also for those who switch to the IFS, I recommend the 54490 flange tube (4.5 x 3.5) for the top.. it saves you the hassle of putting in the spacer between the flange tube and steering upright.

nubs 06-17-2017 05:55 PM


Originally Posted by Simmi (Post 14954785)
No, that is not the correct information.
You learn the differenz when you buy them :p

I drive them all time in my TRF and have no problems since i know this from a club member. Also you can see the last years since i post setup I use this C-Hub in any setup on petrirc or on my youtube post :lol:

But the front XRay works BEST!

Simmi I don't know what you are saying. I was pointing out to Stein that only a few posts prior, I asked about that exact same part number.

Simmi 06-18-2017 01:04 AM

Not this one:
Tamiya - 54031 F-Teile (Radträger) verstärkt TRF416 - Modellbau-Seidel

This one :nod:
Tamiya - 51293 F-Teile (Radträger vorn) TA05-IFS, TB-03 - Modellbau-Seidel

To built them look in the manual TRF 416.

Stein Tumert 06-18-2017 12:59 PM

No.1 at the ETS today in Stock.

Tamiya TRF419X - Christian Donath - ETS - Trencin - 16-18.06.2017

nubs 06-18-2017 01:18 PM

That's great!

Skiddins 06-19-2017 02:48 AM


Originally Posted by Stein Tumert (Post 14955362)

Anyone know what the progressive springs are that he used?
Mentions SMJ's

Tom1977 06-19-2017 02:59 AM

http://smj-rc.com/products-2/springs?lang=en

For 419x the short set.

Skiddins 06-19-2017 06:01 AM


Originally Posted by Tom1977 (Post 14955777)
Silver Line Springs | SMJ-RC

For 419x the short set.

It mentions he used progressive SMJ's, I was wondering which progressives?

nubs 06-19-2017 06:03 AM


Originally Posted by Tom1977 (Post 14955777)
Silver Line Springs | SMJ-RC

For 419x the short set.

Most others I've seen used red. But I wouldn't​ be surprised if he was using the harder set(pink or purple) as well since he thought the Tamiya springs were too soft.


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