Tamiya TB-Evolution III
03-09-2004, 11:08 AM
#5821
But even extra hard is really soft in reality. Those TC3 (white + yellow) springs are extra hard.
03-09-2004, 11:20 AM
#5822
those spring are usually used on carpet with foam tires
03-09-2004, 11:32 AM
#5823
03-09-2004, 11:42 AM
#5824
Originally posted by V12
But even extra hard is really soft in reality. Those TC3 (white + yellow) springs are extra hard.
But even extra hard is really soft in reality. Those TC3 (white + yellow) springs are extra hard.
03-09-2004, 11:44 AM
#5825
Are there other shock which will fit onto the EVO III - I'd like something like that which I have on my Serpent 705/710 where you can adjust the number of open holes in the piston with a simple twist of the shock shaft.
03-09-2004, 01:02 PM
#5826
From what I have heard the Xray-shocks are working this way. But I think you don´t know exactly what piston size you are using then. I like more the fixed pistons.
03-09-2004, 01:05 PM
#5827
Originally posted by V12
From what I have heard the Xray-shocks are working this way. But I think you don´t know exactly what piston size you are using then. I like more the fixed pistons.
From what I have heard the Xray-shocks are working this way. But I think you don´t know exactly what piston size you are using then. I like more the fixed pistons.
03-09-2004, 03:17 PM
#5829
You'll have to ask Linger himself 
He's the mastermind behind the spring testing thingy...errr Sci-uhhhhnce.
He's the mastermind behind the spring testing thingy...errr Sci-uhhhhnce.
03-09-2004, 03:30 PM
#5832
Tech Regular
more like, how are you supposed to pull the ladies with spring ding aling 
03-09-2004, 04:29 PM
#5833
Re: Re: Spring Ding-a-ling
Originally posted by linger
Great, just great. How the heck will I be able to intimidate people on the track with the moniker "Spring-ding-a-ling"??
Great, just great. How the heck will I be able to intimidate people on the track with the moniker "Spring-ding-a-ling"??
I actually never had a pun intended. Doh! Thanks for the chart though Ling, it has saved many a head scratching session.Edit: Oh wait, that sounded bad too.
03-09-2004, 04:51 PM
#5834
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Re: Re: Re: Spring Ding-a-ling
Originally posted by linger
Sorry, Gary. Spring-ding-a-ling never tested the gold tamiya springs
Sorry, Gary. Spring-ding-a-ling never tested the gold tamiya springs
For some reason I cannot get Ding-a-lings chart
so I guess I will still use my own...
03-09-2004, 05:01 PM
#5835
Originally posted by Hebiki
actually.. the TRF short springs...
come in:
- Super hard - burgundy
- Ultra Hard - gray or purple.. not sure
- ???? - white
- Hard - blue
- Medium - yellow
- Soft - red
colors are: burgundy, purple, gray, white, blue, yellow and red.
again.. not sure.. but those are the short springs that came out for the TA04-TRF. ill check my tool box later. bubbles i always carry them with me, let me know if you wanna see. ill be at socal tonight.
actually.. the TRF short springs...
come in:
- Super hard - burgundy
- Ultra Hard - gray or purple.. not sure
- ???? - white
- Hard - blue
- Medium - yellow
- Soft - red
colors are: burgundy, purple, gray, white, blue, yellow and red.
again.. not sure.. but those are the short springs that came out for the TA04-TRF. ill check my tool box later. bubbles i always carry them with me, let me know if you wanna see. ill be at socal tonight.
Tamiya make three lengths of springs....
The original ones for the TA03 Aluminium shocks.
The onroads for the TA04 TRF shocks
And the TRF short springs that are for the 414M WCR car that used raised blocks....
The TRF short only come in Red, Yellow, Blue and White....