I drilled my own holes on my old TC3 arms & used 12th scale 4-40 setsrews from the dampner tube for droop screws. I ran these 2 years before they came out with them on the cars. I never broke an arm because of the holes in them. With the size of foam tires changing all the time you have to use droop screws because of the amount of times you need to adjust them. R.W.

necessarily true, just keep a standard shock limiter that can be used at all time and then set droop with the shock ends, when the tire gets to small for the shock end to be adjusted right, replace with a smaller spacer, they don't need to be on the inside, the out side is much easier and works just about the same.

does anybody have an idea to make the stock rtr foam bumper a bit harder

Thanks

buy the trinity blue one and fill the gaps with old black bumper i did that for drifting and its fine im not ure what else u can do steel plate and spot weld it?

can you color die the gray stock one

no idea maybe? it would be cheaper to get a trinity one that to buy die

i cant go right now and my rtr bumper is practicl new still

lol ok then. im not sure then spray it?

i was thinking of soaking it with water with blue food coloring

i think i will try it out

LOL

3 Racing TC4 High Density Foam Bumper has this one that may work do'nt know if for TC3/TC4

Here is another one by, P-Dub Ultra Stiff Bumper for TC4/NTC3, runs about 12.00

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no matter what car you drive, drive it with other drivtrain layouts(4wd,rwd,fwd)

with that you will experience other lines and line factors that a different type of car can take...

AND with that you can improve you techniqe and speeds

Thrust me on this on

id rather not thrust u personally

Spool compaired to std diff with Sorex 24R rubber on carpet what difference would the spool make? i use a home made 1 on me drift but i never used it on a track. CHEERS!!!!!!!!!

what i am trying to say is like take out the cvds on the rear and then front and then put it both on again

like
4 wheel drive (4wd)
and then front wheel drive (fwd)
and then rear wheel drive (rwd)
and then back to 4wheel drive

now do you understand