TA04 Series
#16
Can you recommend me a 64 pitch (0.4 Module) gear ratio? I don't know too much about gear ratios.
The gear ratio needs to be a stock motor, medium track sized ratio. It doesn't have to be a perfect ratio for it.
The gear ratio needs to be a stock motor, medium track sized ratio. It doesn't have to be a perfect ratio for it.
#17
If I am not mistaken, last I read a 04-pro manual, it states with the sports tuned motor, the recommended gearing is 120 spur with a 38t pinion. I got recommended by some peeps to use 120/40 for "general usage" with the sports tuned.... check your manual. Any 04 drivers care to suggest the ratios and track u are running on?
Regards,
Alvin
Edit: Disclaimer: I drive a TB01
Regards,
Alvin
Edit: Disclaimer: I drive a TB01
#18
Tech Regular
Depends what motor your running.
I was recommended 12T motor with 120spur/33-35pinion
I was recommended 12T motor with 120spur/33-35pinion
#19
use 4.8-5.2 FDR for o4 with sport tuned
or ... gear combination of say 108 / 45
u will get 5.112 FDR
trust me it will b SMOKIN FAST !
or ... gear combination of say 108 / 45
u will get 5.112 FDR
trust me it will b SMOKIN FAST !
#20
Tech Fanatic
We switched to 48 pitch gears after stripping too many spurs. With 12 and 14 turn motors we use 96/22-25. Seems to work well.
The TA04R kit is awesome. Wish I had known about it before buying my 4Pro and hopping it up. A friend who placed second at the TCS Nats ran the kit and says the carbon tub is stiffer than the plate chassis, even the saddle pack one. We just rebuilt ours to use the Pro kit bottom stick pack plate and graphite top plate, which is stiffer than the saddle pack set up.
The TA04R kit is awesome. Wish I had known about it before buying my 4Pro and hopping it up. A friend who placed second at the TCS Nats ran the kit and says the carbon tub is stiffer than the plate chassis, even the saddle pack one. We just rebuilt ours to use the Pro kit bottom stick pack plate and graphite top plate, which is stiffer than the saddle pack set up.
#21
Tech Initiate
Does anyone know if you can put the 414 series aluminium diff housing/motor mount on the Ta04? thanks
#22
ttt!
I ran my 04r last night, amazing car. with final drive of 7 (128/39) on a yok 23t js. I didn't have that much top end as the neo geared at 6.5 but whoa the pick up is zippy and turning radius is damned tight! Can't wait to try it tonight at the track. Setup is stock except for tightness of diff and usual -1 camber all around.
Even with the graphie lower deck and plastic shock towers, the car still came in at 1.65 kg
I ran my 04r last night, amazing car. with final drive of 7 (128/39) on a yok 23t js. I didn't have that much top end as the neo geared at 6.5 but whoa the pick up is zippy and turning radius is damned tight! Can't wait to try it tonight at the track. Setup is stock except for tightness of diff and usual -1 camber all around.
Even with the graphie lower deck and plastic shock towers, the car still came in at 1.65 kg
#23
you are way undergeared. 6.4 - 6.6 range will be just nice for bashing. carpet racing, we use 6.6 ...
Originally posted by Alvin
ttt!
I ran my 04r last night, amazing car. with final drive of 7 (128/39) on a yok 23t js. I didn't have that much top end as the neo geared at 6.5 but whoa the pick up is zippy and turning radius is damned tight! Can't wait to try it tonight at the track. Setup is stock except for tightness of diff and usual -1 camber all around.
Even with the graphie lower deck and plastic shock towers, the car still came in at 1.65 kg
ttt!
I ran my 04r last night, amazing car. with final drive of 7 (128/39) on a yok 23t js. I didn't have that much top end as the neo geared at 6.5 but whoa the pick up is zippy and turning radius is damned tight! Can't wait to try it tonight at the track. Setup is stock except for tightness of diff and usual -1 camber all around.
Even with the graphie lower deck and plastic shock towers, the car still came in at 1.65 kg
#24
Tech Rookie
4 sale
Tamiya TA03F - Evo4 Body
full bearings
FRP chassis (wala pang gasgas!)
Aluminum rear upright (Tamiya)
Aluminum Hub Carrier
Turn Buckle Steering
Stock motor
Wheels & tires
Spare parts:
Tub chassis
MSC
Php3,500.
email: [email protected]
full bearings
FRP chassis (wala pang gasgas!)
Aluminum rear upright (Tamiya)
Aluminum Hub Carrier
Turn Buckle Steering
Stock motor
Wheels & tires
Spare parts:
Tub chassis
MSC
Php3,500.
email: [email protected]
#25
Originally posted by stik
you are way undergeared. 6.4 - 6.6 range will be just nice for bashing. carpet racing, we use 6.6 ...
you are way undergeared. 6.4 - 6.6 range will be just nice for bashing. carpet racing, we use 6.6 ...
#26
Hello.
I have a question for all you prud TA04R owners.
I would like to purchase a TA04R (and fully option it out later). How do you feel about it? Is it compareable to say a TC3 or XXX-S? Hows the handling? Is the drivetrain quiet (I'm looking for a really quiet car, too )?
Thanks.
I have a question for all you prud TA04R owners.
I would like to purchase a TA04R (and fully option it out later). How do you feel about it? Is it compareable to say a TC3 or XXX-S? Hows the handling? Is the drivetrain quiet (I'm looking for a really quiet car, too )?
Thanks.
#27
Tech Initiate
I have the TA04R as well as the TC3. Performance wise, i would say the Tamiya handles better but the TC3 has better acceration. I really like the tamiya because it is very smooth and quiet. It is a really nice car. It is also A LOT tougher than the TC3. Yet to break an arm!!! and i've broken aobut 4 TC3 front arms. Overall, very good car with good performance, and good durability.
#28
Tech Regular
Originally posted by Aurra Sing
Hello.
I have a question for all you prud TA04R owners.
I would like to purchase a TA04R (and fully option it out later). How do you feel about it? Is it compareable to say a TC3 or XXX-S? Hows the handling? Is the drivetrain quiet (I'm looking for a really quiet car, too )?
Thanks.
Hello.
I have a question for all you prud TA04R owners.
I would like to purchase a TA04R (and fully option it out later). How do you feel about it? Is it compareable to say a TC3 or XXX-S? Hows the handling? Is the drivetrain quiet (I'm looking for a really quiet car, too )?
Thanks.
#29
TA04R is a truly race-ready car. Most of the important hop ups are already inculded in it.
this car will be great for Tamiya's TCS GT2 racing. it's a tube chassis and race ready.
this car will be great for Tamiya's TCS GT2 racing. it's a tube chassis and race ready.
#30
Tech Fanatic
I'm going to convert my Pro to an R type chassis by adding the reinforced tub and graphite top plate for next year's outdoor season. Just got word that the lightweight diff outdrives are on the way to me.