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Old 03-23-2005, 02:16 AM
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I used to tweak the gears a little just about every time I ran the car...but as I got better at the shimming deal and got a new LW shaft (they get torn up on the ends)...I haven't messed up a gear in a couple months.

That and they only take a few minutes to change...plus they're cheap.

I like mine so much that I actually have three of them now...red surikarn (outside car), blue Surikarn (inside car) and a TB-02/EVOIII (TCS GT-3 car). The car is tough as nails.
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Old 03-23-2005, 05:19 AM
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Hey Joe, how's my ex-car treating you?
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It's doing beautifully.

Hey Jeff...where did you get that Jurgen one-way? I was telling Dotman about it...but I haven't a clue where they come from.

When are you coming back to SoCal?
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Originally posted by Turbo Joe
It's doing beautifully.

Hey Jeff...where did you get that Jurgen one-way? I was telling Dotman about it...but I haven't a clue where they come from.

When are you coming back to SoCal?
Got it from Jürgen directly. If Oliver is interested Jürgen's email address is [email protected].

I will be back in April. I have been doing mostly nitro lately so haven't been to SoCal as much.
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Thanks Guys for the email address. I'll will to contact him.
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Hey guys, I currently own a TT-01 and when I went to my club a lad I know was selling his TB Evo III Surikarn for £110 (around $210) and my dad bought it I will have ti when I come off holiday in 4 weeks, anythign I should know abotu it and any good points
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Old 03-23-2005, 05:43 PM
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Does anyone perfer the Evo III over the Evo IV that has run both vehicles.?
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Old 03-23-2005, 05:47 PM
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Originally posted by fire929
Does anyone perfer the Evo III over the Evo IV that has run both vehicles.?
Evo4 has more steering for me but Evo3 is easier to work on and is plenty fast.
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Have you had any problems with the bevel gear on the evo III and if so how did you fix it.
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Have you had any problems with the bevel gear on the evo III and if so how did you fix it.
yes. the only sure fix i know if is to not crash. the light weight shaft which is 2mm longer helps a lot otherwise.
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easiest thing to do is to change it out for a front diff.
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Old 03-23-2005, 07:29 PM
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Originally posted by jeffreylin
yes. the only sure fix i know if is to not crash. the light weight shaft which is 2mm longer helps a lot otherwise.
I haven't tweaked a single gear in the blue car with the Jurgen...
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And he makes great lotion too
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A fix I have found that works is using the Evo IV Aluminum ring gear for the one way. Everyone says that it will not work but it is the same amount of teeth as the Evo III ring gear and works great. Just make sure you shim the one way toward the bevel or you will strip the bevel. Although I only striped the bevel when running a 19t (but I shimed the one way wrong) but with a stock motor I have had no issues even with some heavy crashes.

the LW shaft in combonation with the aluminum gear is the fix.
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Old 03-24-2005, 04:06 AM
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g'day
does anyone here use their evo3 for 540 stock racing (using a mabuchi silver can)? if so what gearing would you reccomend as a starting point? in 64dp. i have set up for 40mm rollout but i think it is lacking top end just wondering if there is a 'sweet' spot in these motors...
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