RogerHewson

For everyone on the west coast, or anyone willing to travel, here is a reminder that the 2010 6 hour M-Chassis enduro is coming up in July. The date will be Saturday July 17th. There have been a few rule changes, nothing serious. The information will be posted soon on the Tamiya America website!

Roger Hewson
Tamiya America

Scooby Horton1

The ta03 diff comes with a pulley smart ass! Lol

mariob62

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TA03 ball diff kit comes with a gear.

Scooby Horton1

It has a pulley on the side where the diff nut goes inside.

mariob62

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There is no pulley in the diff kit.

k_bojar

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yes, there is...its the metal side of the diff that covers the nut...

Scooby Horton1

So do you use the pulley?

PierreV

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Quick question gurus:

Is it legal for TCS rules to use the adjustable arm kit (Tamiya) and use it for camber adjustment. I've seen it advertized as allowing to do this, however the two ball cups are a little long and would more then likely cause positive camber. I would have to remove a little from the end of the ball cup to make it effective.

I could not find this asked/answered anywhere...

J-VET

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I read someplace that the camber links are only for one end of the car "Front or back" I can't recall wich end though.

cannon

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They are made for the rear of the car. When you buy them the instructions show fitting on the rear of the car

PierreV

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Making them illegal then for TCS rules?

sidecarphil1

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they are supposed to fit the front of the M05 BUT i never got mine to work without cutting the ball connectors down

i now just have a set for the rear of my M05 and M03

never did figure out the way of fitting them to the front !!!

Chris Furman

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M04M Alfa Romeo left for sale....


http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...omeo-rare.html

cannon

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Read the instructions. They are ONLY designed for the rear of the car.

They are simply the adjustable rear links that come with the PRO kit made available separately so that buyers of the standard kit can put adjustable links on the rear of their kit,

I am not familiar with your TCS rules but if the rules say they have to be uised for their intended use then they cant be used on the front

Bodywerx_rc

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Thay can be used only in the rear. To make them fit the front, they have to be cut, THUS making them illegal for TCS.