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Old 12-05-2003, 09:43 AM
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Originally posted by Manticore
i tried negative diff on MTX2, didnt like it. I am using kyosho option TCD gear set and love it much.

the negative diff has a clutch built in and when the clutch engage at a certaim rpm the unit will become solid.
With the TCD, what do you need to change out from stock, or is it a complete diff?

Does the car come with the needed mounts for a sedan body?
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Do Kawahara and Five Star have websites?
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Kawahara: www.kawahara-racing.co.jp

FiveStars: No website


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Kawahara: www.kawahara-racing.co.jp

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Cool, thank you. Where can I find what FiveStar makes?
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Check the website of Jet Hobby
I believe they have a list

or give a mail to Pro shop futaba Japan and they'll give u a list of the parts.

Search up in google for their URL's, i cant remember right now
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Pretty cool
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Originally posted by Randman
With the TCD, what do you need to change out from stock, or is it a complete diff?

Does the car come with the needed mounts for a sedan body?
the TCD offered as a gear set which fits into a stock diff casing and outdrive.

the RR EVO comes with adequated hardware for you to mount a sedan body on the chassis.
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Originally posted by Manticore
the TCD offered as a gear set which fits into a stock diff casing and outdrive.

the RR EVO comes with adequated hardware for you to mount a sedan body on the chassis.
Sounds good, at least the kit comes with everything I'll need

I'm not fully decided right now, talked to a friend from Yokomo, and he really has me hyped on their car right now, gave me a couple tips to help make it faster as well
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Hey guys,

sorry to interupt ur dialog but i've got something urgent...

I've got an EVO and have changed most of the bearing to Teflon sealed bearing (7075 ssteel, military standard) and after a day at the tracks my car still has some binding somewhere. I've checked the car over and tore down the drive train yet it's still binding
I've checked all the bearing and they're sweet ass... no droop problems, Diffs are fine... Belts are in good condition.I'M tearing my hair out at this problem!! ARGH...

Would anyone have any other suggestions?

BTW, my novarossi NS3 engine is running outta compression (i got canned by an OFNA picco 7 port .12 Turbo... that thing just hammers!!!!!!!!!) Was wondering if i would be able to replace my internals with NS5 internals (conrod, P/S Crank)?

Any advice is appreciated.

thnx guys
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Originally posted by Manticore
i tried negative diff on MTX2, didnt like it. I am using kyosho option TCD gear set and love it much.

the negative diff has a clutch built in and when the clutch engage at a certaim rpm the unit will become solid.

manti, what is TCD gear ?
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manti, what is TCD gear ?
It's basically Kyosho's limited slip diff...
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Originally posted by ernestf
manti, what is TCD gear ?
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...m?Q=1&I=LXAVW8
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Originally posted by noobatron
Hey guys,

sorry to interupt ur dialog but i've got something urgent...

I've got an EVO and have changed most of the bearing to Teflon sealed bearing (7075 ssteel, military standard) and after a day at the tracks my car still has some binding somewhere. I've checked the car over and tore down the drive train yet it's still binding
I've checked all the bearing and they're sweet ass... no droop problems, Diffs are fine... Belts are in good condition.I'M tearing my hair out at this problem!! ARGH...

Would anyone have any other suggestions?

BTW, my novarossi NS3 engine is running outta compression (i got canned by an OFNA picco 7 port .12 Turbo... that thing just hammers!!!!!!!!!) Was wondering if i would be able to replace my internals with NS5 internals (conrod, P/S Crank)?

Any advice is appreciated.

thnx guys
check if the left side main shaft bearing fully seated into the left side bulk head.
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Originally posted by noobatron
Hey guys,

sorry to interupt ur dialog but i've got something urgent...

I've got an EVO and have changed most of the bearing to Teflon sealed bearing (7075 ssteel, military standard) and after a day at the tracks my car still has some binding somewhere. I've checked the car over and tore down the drive train yet it's still binding
I've checked all the bearing and they're sweet ass... no droop problems, Diffs are fine... Belts are in good condition.I'M tearing my hair out at this problem!! ARGH...

Would anyone have any other suggestions?

BTW, my novarossi NS3 engine is running outta compression (i got canned by an OFNA picco 7 port .12 Turbo... that thing just hammers!!!!!!!!!) Was wondering if i would be able to replace my internals with NS5 internals (conrod, P/S Crank)?

Any advice is appreciated.

thnx guys
The binding could be nearly anything - as Manti says, maybe the bearing in the bulkhead. You need to test each part of the drive train separately - removing belts would be a good start.
. . . but I'm going to guess that the grub screws in the two-speed are screwed too far in.

If your engine has run out of compression - join the club!
Yes the NS-5 stuff will fit, but it's likely uneconomical.
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