Tamiya TB-Evolution III
#3886
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by trf man
rick if your running in the nationals next season would i be able to tag along with my evo3 se?
rick if your running in the nationals next season would i be able to tag along with my evo3 se?
#3887
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (47)
Re: Re: Re: Evo3 Surikarn
Originally posted by gerrych
So far so good. Would have wanted the red ones but no stock . It seems like the chassis is stiffer now. Are you planning to get one?
So far so good. Would have wanted the red ones but no stock . It seems like the chassis is stiffer now. Are you planning to get one?
#3888
Tech Apprentice
yeah it was aimed at you.
who would the backing team consist of?
i was thinking if perhaps we raced our evo3 in the nationals then maybe we might have a chance of getting somewere.
andy childs who raced in the eurocup has gone to x ray and others.
i would really love to race competivly at nationals but it will be so difficult on your own.you need others were you can share set up and ask if that or this is better.
who would the backing team consist of?
i was thinking if perhaps we raced our evo3 in the nationals then maybe we might have a chance of getting somewere.
andy childs who raced in the eurocup has gone to x ray and others.
i would really love to race competivly at nationals but it will be so difficult on your own.you need others were you can share set up and ask if that or this is better.
#3889
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (47)
Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Look at this setup- http://www.mpowered-racing.com/evoiiifoamot.html
He's using D/A blocks on the front hingepins. I don't understand how that supports the front hingepins. Got any ideas?
Look at this setup- http://www.mpowered-racing.com/evoiiifoamot.html
He's using D/A blocks on the front hingepins. I don't understand how that supports the front hingepins. Got any ideas?
#3890
Tech Fanatic
Was hopeing to sort something out via the hobby co but i am not sure if anything will come of it we will have to see. I have a deal through Centerpoint to run for X ray as well but i want to keep my options open. I know of one person who has been running a evo3 s this season that has gone to Associated due to the fact he was the only one running one and he found it hard sorting a setup at the meetings working on his own. Rick
#3891
Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Look at this setup- http://www.mpowered-racing.com/evoiiifoamot.html
He's using D/A blocks on the front hingepins. I don't understand how that supports the front hingepins. Got any ideas?
Look at this setup- http://www.mpowered-racing.com/evoiiifoamot.html
He's using D/A blocks on the front hingepins. I don't understand how that supports the front hingepins. Got any ideas?
Last edited by rtypec; 09-16-2003 at 09:28 AM.
#3892
Tech Rookie
Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Gerrych- I'm curous to know how those aluminum tranny housings are working. Are you racing the car? It looks very nice, BTW. Is it eating oneway ring gears with the Aluminum tranny housings?
Gerrych- I'm curous to know how those aluminum tranny housings are working. Are you racing the car? It looks very nice, BTW. Is it eating oneway ring gears with the Aluminum tranny housings?
Yes, I still strip some oneway gears once in a while. But not as often as the stock ones. Just my observation.
Gerrych
#3893
Tech Rookie
Re: Re: Another Pic
Originally posted by SpineX-SSL
What are those turnbuckels up front for?
Nice looking car btw.
Take care
SSL
What are those turnbuckels up front for?
Nice looking car btw.
Take care
SSL
#3894
Tech Elite
iTrader: (12)
Well I can see how it would give you more steering by putting more weight on the front tires, and I even get the backswept arms idea. Question- is that setup for the standard EVO3? Because I would think the EVO3S is stiff enough to have the steering for a carpet track without going to such extremes. I'm very familiar with chassis' that won't render enough steering on high bite carpet because of the chassis flex.
I think I would have tried to loosen the rear of the car before I put negative toe in the arms. However, I haven't had a chance to tune the car on carpet so I can't say it's right or wrong. Obvioulsy, it's working for some people We'll find out soon enough.
I think I would have tried to loosen the rear of the car before I put negative toe in the arms. However, I haven't had a chance to tune the car on carpet so I can't say it's right or wrong. Obvioulsy, it's working for some people We'll find out soon enough.
#3895
Originally posted by ARC MotorSports
With all due respect, I thought the principal behind a forum such as this was to share information. To answer your question, by knowing the exact spring rate, I know how these springs will compare to the stiffer Asc springs. This way I can adapt setups that use stiffer Asc springs to use Tamiya springs. I though it was fairly obvious...
With all due respect, I thought the principal behind a forum such as this was to share information. To answer your question, by knowing the exact spring rate, I know how these springs will compare to the stiffer Asc springs. This way I can adapt setups that use stiffer Asc springs to use Tamiya springs. I though it was fairly obvious...
Boy some people cannot take a joke. aye
53635 20.7
53636 25.7
Yes, Tamiya finally breached the 20p barrier.
I did this at home with simple equipment and the use of the forgotten realm... mathmatics.
I did not bother getting the new shorty spring sets to test because I did not use the other shorties that I have got. Instead I felt like doing the RC no no... and save money.
Coop
I might look slow but I am pretty fast
#3896
Tech Elite
iTrader: (2)
BDR
Peter and I messed around with it on carpet before we went to Yok. It aids turn-in and you will recognose it on the Losi also they use 2-3d on the front of their car.
It is a subtle change and gives a little more turn-in without having to go to kick-up to get the aggressiveness you are looking for.
Peter and I messed around with it on carpet before we went to Yok. It aids turn-in and you will recognose it on the Losi also they use 2-3d on the front of their car.
It is a subtle change and gives a little more turn-in without having to go to kick-up to get the aggressiveness you are looking for.
#3897
Tech Adept
Re: Re: Re: Another Pic
Originally posted by gerrych
It is mainly used to protect the C-hubs from impacts. But make sure that there is no bind when you put it on. Adjust the length of the turnbuckle to make sure there is no bind.
It is mainly used to protect the C-hubs from impacts. But make sure that there is no bind when you put it on. Adjust the length of the turnbuckle to make sure there is no bind.
Take care
#3898
I started good convo on the evo 3
STeve
STeve
#3900
Tech Adept
Allright guys. I'm looking at picking up one of those EVO 3 S's. What am I looking at doing to this thing for carpet? I've read about 20-30 pages. And I see countersinking the upper deck is nessesary for removing flex. Braces down the center. Anything else?
Also, what are the main differences between the "S" and non"S" and is there any carpet setups out there?
Thanks
Also, what are the main differences between the "S" and non"S" and is there any carpet setups out there?
Thanks