Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
#9211
What kind of spring is Marc usiing , look at the picture from the previous post.
#9214
Tech Champion
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do you have 1mm shims under the blocks? kit is 0.5mm. Taking them off will lower the roll centre, giving more roll/grip. The most standard setup is 0/0.5mm front, 0.5/0.5mm rear. Anything less than 0.5mm under the rear blocks causes the rear end to be too stuck
#9216
[QUOTE=sidecarphil1;7623782]yeah you can see the shims on this picture of Marc's car
I just noticed the front body moutnting post coming off of the shock tower.
I just noticed the front body moutnting post coming off of the shock tower.
#9220
Hello,
back from the worlds. Without any practise on the track it was unable for me to feel competitive. But my car was still good (best laptime 12.7).
We used Diffoil#1000 from Kyosho (mine was from Tamiya).
Here is a pic of my car:
back from the worlds. Without any practise on the track it was unable for me to feel competitive. But my car was still good (best laptime 12.7).
We used Diffoil#1000 from Kyosho (mine was from Tamiya).
Here is a pic of my car:
#9221
i need help with gearing. Im bout to go to memphis and run the beat the heat race and need to know what pinion gear to run in 17.5? im new to the Elec side of racing need all help i can get. Its on the 416x and i think the straight is around 150ft... thanks in advance!
#9223
i need help with gearing. Im bout to go to memphis and run the beat the heat race and need to know what pinion gear to run in 17.5? im new to the Elec side of racing need all help i can get. Its on the 416x and i think the straight is around 150ft... thanks in advance!
Laying the shocks down will make the car transfer weight faster, more steering on entry, more on power traction. More upright shocks will be smoother on entry, and more steering on power.
#9224
sorry its the Boss 17.5 and its on a tekin RS...
#9225
Like I said, I would start with a 34, check temps, and go from there. 34 is probably on the conservative side, but caution is good when feeling equipment out I would try to keep temps under 180.