Tamiya TB-Evolution III
12-03-2003, 08:07 PM
#5041
Originally posted by rtypec
Hey Steevo, ask and you shall receive. It's still a work in progress and should have it done soon. Also, I was thinking of getting one of those milled chassis when I was in Jland but after seeing them in person, I'll stick with the Tamiya 3mm ones. They're much nicer.
Hey Steevo, ask and you shall receive. It's still a work in progress and should have it done soon. Also, I was thinking of getting one of those milled chassis when I was in Jland but after seeing them in person, I'll stick with the Tamiya 3mm ones. They're much nicer.
Thanks for the Pics, Looks good so far.
As far as the chassis goes I am actually milling out the 3mm Tamiya chassis myself. I'll post some pics in the future when its done
steevo
12-03-2003, 08:49 PM
#5043
Originally posted by hierog
rtypec, where did you buy the gearboxes from?
thanks
vic
rtypec, where did you buy the gearboxes from?
thanks
vic
Hopefully, Steve at SpeedtechRC can hook us up with Square and Tech Racing bits. I know I need a few other bits so I can build two Blues
12-04-2003, 02:47 AM
#5044
Tech Addict
Are these the new rear upright from tamiya ?
12-04-2003, 04:24 AM
#5045
Awesome looking car RT very impressive.
12-04-2003, 09:46 AM
#5046
Originally posted by Cobra81li200
Are these the new rear upright from tamiya ?
Are these the new rear upright from tamiya ?
12-04-2003, 10:02 AM
#5047
Tech Addict
they're releasing them in aluminium ? I was expecting them to be in graphite like the other ones...
12-04-2003, 10:23 AM
#5048
Re: evoIII in cleveland
Originally posted by seaball
congrats to martin crisp who put the evoIII into the a-main in stock touring yesterday at the u.s. indoor champs.
nice to see some imports in there.
congrats to martin crisp who put the evoIII into the a-main in stock touring yesterday at the u.s. indoor champs.
nice to see some imports in there.
Heck of a nice guy too!!
Ray
12-04-2003, 10:37 AM
#5049
Yea way to go Martin!! I wonder why he hasn't been around to chat lately? I sure would like to know his setup for Cleveland. My car is running awesome.
Rod- car looks good, but I hate blue- it's so dang Assosciatedeish I'll post a pic of my red car. I'm pretty happy with it right now.
I need someone that hurts front oneway ring gears pretty often and also knows how to drill and modify stuff well to test my gear fix for me. It's very quick but I don't want to spend 3 hours coaching someone who doesn't know how to use tools...
Rod- car looks good, but I hate blue- it's so dang Assosciatedeish
I'll post a pic of my red car. I'm pretty happy with it right now.I need someone that hurts front oneway ring gears pretty often and also knows how to drill and modify stuff well to test my gear fix for me. It's very quick but I don't want to spend 3 hours coaching someone who doesn't know how to use tools...
12-04-2003, 11:14 AM
#5050
Originally posted by rtypec
Hey Steevo, ask and you shall receive. It's still a work in progress and should have it done soon. Also, I was thinking of getting one of those milled chassis when I was in Jland but after seeing them in person, I'll stick with the Tamiya 3mm ones. They're much nicer.
Hey Steevo, ask and you shall receive. It's still a work in progress and should have it done soon. Also, I was thinking of getting one of those milled chassis when I was in Jland but after seeing them in person, I'll stick with the Tamiya 3mm ones. They're much nicer.
Lookin nice 
If you need a stock chassis milled down, I got the hookup... bought a mill
12-04-2003, 12:12 PM
#5051
Tech Apprentice
BigDogRacing: Fernando did not break any gear at Cleveland!!!!!!!!!
12-04-2003, 12:24 PM
#5054
Bling Bling BDR. Looks clean.
They had all kinds of crazy red parts for the Evo3 in Japan. Mark Fisher from Germany was all up in the red parts hehe. Now that I think about it, that would explain the red pants
They had all kinds of crazy red parts for the Evo3 in Japan. Mark Fisher from Germany was all up in the red parts hehe. Now that I think about it, that would explain the red pants
12-04-2003, 01:02 PM
#5055
Tech Master
TRF Dampers
Guys
Is it normal for the TRF dampers to have quite a lot of re-bound?? I haven't built any "Internal bladder" type shocks in ages, so not sure if it is normal.
If they were "Foam compensated" shocks i would say they had too much oil in them.
cheers
Is it normal for the TRF dampers to have quite a lot of re-bound?? I haven't built any "Internal bladder" type shocks in ages, so not sure if it is normal.
If they were "Foam compensated" shocks i would say they had too much oil in them.
cheers