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Old 01-10-2007, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by SeaKayCarthik
So the chassis can only support pinions 20-26t? I will be running silver can. I checked tamiya's site, I cant find +2 offset 26mm rims.

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Here is a link to the manual on the japanese website.
http://www.tamiya.com/japan/rc/rcmanual/58367.pdf
it shows 53473 as the wheel that comes in the kit. it is a 2 offset.
as for pinions I have used 12 - 20 the chassis can support probably to about a 35 but for starters I would say have maybe 14 - 24 in your pit box. How tight of a track do you normally run on?
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I just ordered a Courage kit, I skimmed through this thread, but really could not see if there was any "NEEDED" parts or upgrades.

Can we us any spur gear ? What are the best diff upgrades....

Any thoughts ?

Thanks in Advance
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Old 01-10-2007, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
I just ordered a Courage kit, I skimmed through this thread, but really could not see if there was any "NEEDED" parts or upgrades.

Can we us any spur gear ? What are the best diff upgrades....

Any thoughts ?

Thanks in Advance
look over the last 2 pages, there has been some discusion with another racer.
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
I just ordered a Courage kit, I skimmed through this thread, but really could not see if there was any "NEEDED" parts or upgrades.

Can we us any spur gear ? What are the best diff upgrades....

Any thoughts ?

Thanks in Advance
tim i think some stated about using the HPI spurs on the car, I got mine on order too
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Old 01-10-2007, 08:34 AM
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I have the f103 courage
I don't think the hpi spurs will work.
you have to use tamiya spurs. I hope someone else makes spurs for this car.
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Originally Posted by nagatahawk
I have the f103 courage
I don't think the hpi spurs will work.
you have to use tamiya spurs. I hope someone else makes spurs for this car.
im pretty sure if you go back and read the thread some one did use a different spur , I know ill get another spur to work ,
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you'l probably have to change the axle and diff assembly

tamiya does offer an optional metric 64 pitch pinion/spur gears.

good luck on the hpi gears.
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
im pretty sure if you go back and read the thread some one did use a different spur , I know ill get another spur to work ,
the problem is that there is a bearing in the middle of the Tamiya spur. Hpi used to make spurs for the F103 F1 cars, if you find them they will work.
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Originally Posted by tamiyarcracer
the problem is that there is a bearing in the middle of the Tamiya spur. Hpi used to make spurs for the F103 F1 cars, if you find them they will work.
i guess im in luck
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http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXN137&P=7

I think it is these.... i ordered some for mine a while back, but dont remember the exact # i got back then...

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Originally Posted by tamiyarcracer
Here is a link to the manual on the japanese website.
http://www.tamiya.com/japan/rc/rcmanual/58367.pdf
it shows 53473 as the wheel that comes in the kit. it is a 2 offset.
as for pinions I have used 12 - 20 the chassis can support probably to about a 35 but for starters I would say have maybe 14 - 24 in your pit box. How tight of a track do you normally run on?
Thanks for the wheel part number. But does anyone know if tamiyamakes 26mm +2 dish wheels? I would prefer those.

How tight of a track?, I really dont know what to compare it to, perhaps someone can post pictures and I could compare the tcs set up track sizes to those. I should be able to find some pics of the local indoor tracks, I will post them later.

Anyone have any reccomendations on inserts? Most of my races will be run outside on parking lot surfaces.

Thanks

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FYI I have gotten confirmation that our Li-Po's will be officially legal for the F103-GT class for TCS!
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Originally Posted by MrBlack
FYI I have gotten confirmation that our Li-Po's will be officially legal for the F103-GT class for TCS!
open the flood gates...
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Originally Posted by MrBlack
FYI I have gotten confirmation that our Li-Po's will be officially legal for the F103-GT class for TCS!
Are you in the states? I dont see how this can be as the Canadian rules specify we must use spec peak 2400 packs. How would the North American Finals work then?

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http://www.tamiya.ca/2007tcsrules.htm
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Originally Posted by SeaKayCarthik
Are you in the states? I dont see how this can be as the Canadian rules specify we must use spec peak 2400 packs. How would the North American Finals work then?

see link

http://www.tamiya.ca/2007tcsrules.htm
US and Canada have different rules...race organizers
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