Schumacher Mi4
#1922
Tech Initiate
Any advice on how to increase rear end grip. running shocks in middle postions at the moment with the standard shcumacher white and blue springs.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
#1923
Any advice on how to increase rear end grip. running shocks in middle postions at the moment with the standard shcumacher white and blue springs.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
#1926
Tech Master
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Any advice on how to increase rear end grip. running shocks in middle postions at the moment with the standard shcumacher white and blue springs.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
Its really loose on the rear end and almost undrivable, any quick changes i can do for tonight. i have the other schuey springs, its a low grip tarmac track.
im running 45 wt oil all round at the moment.
#1928
Tech Initiate
Thanks will try this and see how i get on.
#1929
Tech Rookie
Tamiya steel driveshaft for TIR spool?
Hi
I've seen talk on this thread about tamiya 46mm steel drive shafts fitting the TIR spool, this is something I'd like to try as the TIR shafts have been breaking far too frequently.
I've looked around the net and can't determine which driveshaft I should get from tamiya, can anybody give me a part number of a shaft that will fit.
Thanks
I've seen talk on this thread about tamiya 46mm steel drive shafts fitting the TIR spool, this is something I'd like to try as the TIR shafts have been breaking far too frequently.
I've looked around the net and can't determine which driveshaft I should get from tamiya, can anybody give me a part number of a shaft that will fit.
Thanks
#1930
not to be a chump, but in case any loyalists would like dibs ...
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post7520070
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post7520070
#1932
Tech Champion
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#1933
R/C Tech Elite Member
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not to be a chump, but in case any loyalists would like dibs ...
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post7520070
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post7520070
#1934
Hi
I've seen talk on this thread about tamiya 46mm steel drive shafts fitting the TIR spool, this is something I'd like to try as the TIR shafts have been breaking far too frequently.
I've looked around the net and can't determine which driveshaft I should get from tamiya, can anybody give me a part number of a shaft that will fit.
Thanks
I've seen talk on this thread about tamiya 46mm steel drive shafts fitting the TIR spool, this is something I'd like to try as the TIR shafts have been breaking far too frequently.
I've looked around the net and can't determine which driveshaft I should get from tamiya, can anybody give me a part number of a shaft that will fit.
Thanks
7 months and they're not even bent
You can drill the Schumacher hex and shim out to fit
I drilled the rear TIR shafts and hex also its much more reliable