Tamiya TRF419
#542
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 2,567
From: Woodinville, WA
#543
Tech Master
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 1,458
From: santa monica / manchester
#545
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 2,167
From: Southern California
#547
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 2,567
From: Woodinville, WA
Brownouts, failing receivers, models getting wiped if you turn off the power at the wrong time, etc. Seen a few locals spend $$ on the high-end Ko stuff and then get frustrated with random issues, then replace it with Futaba or Sanwa, and be happy.
-Mike
-Mike
#548
I have ran ko for years and no problems but I use the euros radio
#555
hi guys,
I am just building up my 419 and notice some question:
1. Did you use additional shim for steering to fit perfectly? I put 3x5x.1 as well.
2. New Diff looks awesome hower during install it to the car i feel needs some shim for outside bearing. Bulk is 24.1mm wide. Did you experience a bit right-left move?
3. Rear uprights looks tight a bit, is it normal? I have 417v5 and it can move free
4. One of the double carden doesnt move smoothly, it gives some "noise" despite using grease.
Thanks for your feedback.
Marton
I am just building up my 419 and notice some question:
1. Did you use additional shim for steering to fit perfectly? I put 3x5x.1 as well.
2. New Diff looks awesome hower during install it to the car i feel needs some shim for outside bearing. Bulk is 24.1mm wide. Did you experience a bit right-left move?
3. Rear uprights looks tight a bit, is it normal? I have 417v5 and it can move free
4. One of the double carden doesnt move smoothly, it gives some "noise" despite using grease.
Thanks for your feedback.
Marton



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