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09-02-2010
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advice setting up a ta05 for a slippery wood surface
hey ppl...
Am just looking for any advice regarding setting up a (stock) ta05ifs for use on a slippery indoor wooden surface. Would a centre one way help? any ideas and advice would be much apprieciated! thanx in advance 
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09-02-2010
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stand the shocks up, you got the TRF shocks?
Also, might want to swap to the normal front bulkhead top and shock tower
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10-02-2010
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Take the one ways out and run either a diff or a spool in the front !
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10-02-2010
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I dont have the trf shocks...was thinking about getting them, but are they really worth the money? 60 quid is alot!
also dcm, i noticed in a previous thread u mentioned about cvds....46mm u mentioned, yet the manual states 48mm.....so confused....would these be the right ones? (its not the ifs-r i'm running, just the normal ifs) http://www.fusionhobbies.com/Tamiya-...-p/ta53847.htm @knighthawk ...... i dont have any one ways installed at the moment, car is box stock (so diff front and rear)
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