mok

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pretty sure that the ones that you have pictured are not required on the 3R TA05 conversion..
they would normally be used on a TA05R (they replace the front and rear plastic stiffeners that the stock TA05 comes with)

macscac

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thats what i figured.
thanks!

guess its time to start thinking about electronics

macscac

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what bodies do you typically use with your ta05?

it seems that the IFS conversion is a really good idea.

i just cut the body post holes and wheels out of a dodge stratus and a mohawk body.
both of them, the hood sits on the suspension frame.

what works best for you??

TeamGoodwrench

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HPI '68 Camaro -- fits nice on a TA05-R chassis

joe of loath

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I have a tamiya mercedes C class (and it looks amazing) and an HPI Mustang GT-R, but the mustang needs 26mm wheels, otherwise the arches swamp the wheels.

macscac

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will this battery strap work for the 3racing conversion chassis?
http://www.3racing.hk/products.php?products_key=10

rknott

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I currently run a ProForm Mazda Speed 6 190mm body on my TA05. When I lower the body all the way down the mounting posts until it hits the shock towers the tires rub on the hood AND I would have to trim all of the front spoiler off the body so it wouldn't hit the track.

Question: How low are guys running this body, front and back? (In number of holes from the bottom of the mounting post.)

dragnse7en

I ran mine in my parking lot last week for the 1st time, and w/ the factory droop settings the body sits about 1/2 inch off the ground. I can hear the bottom edges of the body bottom out, so I might monkey with the droop a bit.

stocker

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I have the front spoiler intact. Front/rear 5th/4th hole form bottom.

tc3team

that looks exactly what came with my V1 3Racing graphite chassis, so i'd be very inclined to say yes

macnkitty2002

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Hey all,

I'm selling my TA-05R. Fully RTR, lots of upgrade parts included. 4 motors, Novak XBR, Airtronics MX3S, Orion Platinum 4800 Lipo, and much more! Check it out.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post5315770

macscac

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sometimes you finish your painting and are just very unsatisfied.
i could have done so much more.

macscac

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my naked chassis looks wistfully at the newly arrived goodies that showed up at my doorstep today

macscac

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so where do i put the receiver?
seems to be tight on space w/ the 3racing chassis

is there a receiver small enough to fit in that gap between servo and motor?
or do i park it on top of the servo?

dragnse7en

Mount it on top of the servo, otherwise the receiver will be too close to the motor and will cause interference. The general rule of thumb is to keep a receiver about 2 inches away from a drive motor or glow engine.