2LikesTamiya TB-Evolution IV
04-23-2004 | 12:28 PM
#121
Originally posted by The Black Kat
Pfft...why wait? If they come out with ANOTHER Evo your'e gonna wait 3 months after it comes out for the announcement of the next Evo and wait another year til it comes out....then wait for the announcement of the next Evo. My dad proved to me that a slightly "older" Tamiya car (ie: 414 MII) can still outhandle 9/10 of the cars out there even if its not Tamiyas newest car
Just hang with the latest tech you can afford until you have the cash and/or need newer tech.
Pfft...why wait? If they come out with ANOTHER Evo your'e gonna wait 3 months after it comes out for the announcement of the next Evo and wait another year til it comes out....then wait for the announcement of the next Evo. My dad proved to me that a slightly "older" Tamiya car (ie: 414 MII) can still outhandle 9/10 of the cars out there even if its not Tamiyas newest car
Just hang with the latest tech you can afford until you have the cash and/or need newer tech.
04-24-2004 | 01:09 AM
#124
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 118
From: The fast state in RC (Victoria)
The way I see it is that there will be a choice.
Choice of:
- Latest Tamiya Belt Drive car, TRF415
- Latest Tamiya Shaft drive car, TRF EvoIV
Perhaps they will perform reletively equally (will be known upon E4 release i guess), but some people prefer belt, others shaft.
Yeah??
Choice of:
- Latest Tamiya Belt Drive car, TRF415
- Latest Tamiya Shaft drive car, TRF EvoIV
Perhaps they will perform reletively equally (will be known upon E4 release i guess), but some people prefer belt, others shaft.
Yeah??
04-24-2004 | 01:56 AM
#125
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 870
From: Irvine California
Originally posted by jeffreylin
Bubbles, I think you'd win if there is ever a EVO3 drivetrain spinning contest...
Bubbles, I think you'd win if there is ever a EVO3 drivetrain spinning contest...
My car is relativaly(sp?) stock though, Rod had ceramic berrings(although I do not know if this helps much, hahaha, just an excuse to why his is SOOOOO much better 
).See you at Tamiya tomorow Rod
.Jeff, I'll send you a pm tomorow night...
04-24-2004 | 02:05 AM
#126
Tech Elite
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 2,564
From: Traction Roll!
Originally posted by Bubblestc3
Rod had like 20 seconds of spin around Reedy Race time last year... I only have 16 seconds... My car is relativaly(sp?) stock though, Rod had ceramic berrings(although I do not know if this helps much, hahaha, just an excuse to why his is SOOOOO much better ).
See you at Tamiya tomorow Rod .
Jeff, I'll send you a pm tomorow night...
Rod had like 20 seconds of spin around Reedy Race time last year... I only have 16 seconds...
My car is relativaly(sp?) stock though, Rod had ceramic berrings(although I do not know if this helps much, hahaha, just an excuse to why his is SOOOOO much better ).See you at Tamiya tomorow Rod
.Jeff, I'll send you a pm tomorow night...
04-28-2004 | 05:51 AM
#133
Tech Regular
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 387
From: Dordon , England
The pics are clearly a carbon chassis with the stick pack holder of the left side ( front of pic ) which does make it look like a tub chassis on those poor quality pics. Remember in japan they do run stick packs as per their racing rules.
04-28-2004 | 07:18 AM
#135
stick ?
weekend racer, do you want the 101 previous issues of RC World, leading japanese R/C magasine, which nicely features thousands of cars in japanses champs NOT featuring stick packs 
?
true, they do run some stick packs, at stricly sanctioned races, but by no means it is the majority.
kawwaiiii !
?true, they do run some stick packs, at stricly sanctioned races, but by no means it is the majority.
kawwaiiii !