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Old 04-22-2004, 05:45 PM
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Does anyone know where i can get hold of a spool here in the UK ??
Here's a noob question but what is a spool?
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A spool is a locked diff, no diff action at all.
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Old 04-23-2004, 12:30 PM
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Out of curiosity....I know the Reedy Race of Champions mandates full time 4-wheel drive (no one-ways), yet there were some Evo III Surikarn Limited's in the fields. Whats the part number/where can you get an Evo III ball diff? Is a TB01 or a TB02 ball diff assembly compatible?

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Old 04-23-2004, 01:11 PM
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a rear diff will fit the front diff on a evo3
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I know...but where do I get/whats the part number for one?

The lightweight outdrives alone are like $17
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Pick up a spool from Steve at Speedtech RC. They use the older style oneway-gear (thin ones?) and have been lightened extensively. DIALED.

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Here's the link to the speedtech page: Spoolio
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Old 04-24-2004, 03:32 AM
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Anyone here tried using torque rods ala Ta04-R? What benefits will it bring to the car? Thanks
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Old 04-24-2004, 04:43 AM
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i just bought a new tb evo 3 surikarn edition can u guys give me some tips to make it go faster?? i only run 540 stock motors and ive geared it properly but i still need a bit more speed. also the shaft seems to be sloppy. will i need the option on-53686 or what should i do? I race on concrete at nite with tamiya A tires and an LRP V7.1 speedo. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Bro have you tried running modified motors??! Try it on your suricarn edition.. definitely you will find it too fast if your just a beginner in RC world...

Try reedy modified motors the TI, PT, and KR.. or try the LRP brands fusion is the best...
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Old 04-24-2004, 04:47 AM
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Originally posted by GFXmania
GP3300 can charge more than 3600mah already. Do you think you really need to have the new cells? Just a thought.
Was these cells already released???!! I'd love to put this on my kit... so far Im using GP3300..
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Old 04-24-2004, 09:39 AM
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Originally posted by The Black Kat
I know...but where do I get/whats the part number for one?

The lightweight outdrives alone are like $17
If you've read thru some of the previous pages, you'll have known
that Tamiya does not sell any EvoIII diff kit - need to build it from parts.

Get:
1x TA04 ball diff kit
1x EvoIII outdrives
1pr F201/EvoIII diff rings
2x 850 bearings
1x EvoIII diff gear

For your front diff buy the BLACK outdrives.
The white (dearer) ones are too brittle.
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Old 04-24-2004, 12:06 PM
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can anyone tell me for sure if the new light weight prop for the evo3/tbo2 is longer then the standard evo3 sl?
is it 2mm longer?
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yes it is 2mm longer trf racer .
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Old 04-24-2004, 07:16 PM
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Originally posted by WC
If you've read thru some of the previous pages, you'll have known
that Tamiya does not sell any EvoIII diff kit - need to build it from parts.

Get:
1x TA04 ball diff kit
1x EvoIII outdrives
1pr F201/EvoIII diff rings
2x 850 bearings
1x EvoIII diff gear

For your front diff buy the BLACK outdrives.
The white (dearer) ones are too brittle.
Bro, I don't have the time to read through 200 pages

Do I really have to get the TA04 diff kit? Can't I just piece it together using the TB-02 Diff outdrives, Evo III diff gear, and some TC3 diff parts

BTW: I don't have the car yet...what are the 2 850 Bearings for?

Can I just slap one of these in http://www.carttonic.com/catalog/ind...=0,13203,16711

EDIT: I just need the cheapest way to build a ball diff...keep in mind I have parts from the TC3 if that will ease any cost (ie...trust bearings...diff screw/sping/nut) Anything that will cut the cost is a big help as of I have NO cash and need to basically save my lunch money for this... I can't drive a car with a front one-way so its not even gonna touch the track until I get a differential in the front of that car

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Old 04-24-2004, 07:28 PM
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So meaning the Ta04 delrin diff holder (white)can be use in the TBIII?
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EvoIII outdrives is different to TA04 outdrives.



Originally posted by The Black Kat
Bro, I don't have the time to read through 200 pages

Do I really have to get the TA04 diff kit? Can't I just piece it together using the TB-02 Diff outdrives, Evo III diff gear, and some TC3 diff parts

BTW: I don't have the car yet...what are the 2 850 Bearings for?
There is a great "Seach/Display By Posts" function above...

I don't know if TC3 bits will fit, guess you can go find out. You need to source the long M2 centre screw, the thrust bearing, the M2 nyloc nut, the tension spring & the diff balls.

850 bearings are used in the diff, when you get your car & manual it'll be self explanatory.
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