New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
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Just got a new TC3. First impressions are - WOW! I like it!! All though I did end up bruning up the first set of tires in about 4 or 5 tanks. Seem's a bit fast to me. Then I experienced the frustration of trying to replace the tires on the rims...What a pain in the ***** getting off the old rubber! Scratch that idea! I checked and adjusted my Camber, and toe adjustments to 1 degree - apparently the RTR settings were not accurate, or even. I also installed a thin shock spacer in each shock to give me a little more stiffness - I was scraping the bottom pretty easily on the bumpy road. Does anyone have any advice on tires? I want something that's going to last me longer. I'm going to be running mainly on very rough to somewhat smooth asphalt - Just fun stuff. Also what are the best mods to start off with on this car? I have very little car experience because I've mainly been doing RC Heli's so feel free to include info for noobs, cuz I fall right into that category. Luckily - My Heli Experience has taught me all I need to know about the electronics, and Nitro engines. Also - what can I do with that pull start? I hate it!! I'd much rather use a shaft starter - I do have one.
Just got a new TC3. First impressions are - WOW! I like it!! All though I did end up bruning up the first set of tires in about 4 or 5 tanks. Seem's a bit fast to me. Then I experienced the frustration of trying to replace the tires on the rims...What a pain in the ***** getting off the old rubber! Scratch that idea! I checked and adjusted my Camber, and toe adjustments to 1 degree - apparently the RTR settings were not accurate, or even. I also installed a thin shock spacer in each shock to give me a little more stiffness - I was scraping the bottom pretty easily on the bumpy road. Does anyone have any advice on tires? I want something that's going to last me longer. I'm going to be running mainly on very rough to somewhat smooth asphalt - Just fun stuff. Also what are the best mods to start off with on this car? I have very little car experience because I've mainly been doing RC Heli's so feel free to include info for noobs, cuz I fall right into that category. Luckily - My Heli Experience has taught me all I need to know about the electronics, and Nitro engines. Also - what can I do with that pull start? I hate it!! I'd much rather use a shaft starter - I do have one.
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RE: New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
I don't know about the shaft starter but generally if you want perfect grip get foams. If you want extremely tyre endurance get the drift ones. some of the hop ups that are generally recomended are: racing in line pipe, racing fuel tank, sway bars, harder shocks,racing air filter,fuel line filter, differential oil fill and of course foam tyres for maximum grip.
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RE: New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
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I don't know about the shaft starter but generally if you want perfect grip get foams. If you want extremely tyre endurance get the drift ones. some of the hop ups that are generally recomended are: racing in line pipe, racing fuel tank, sway bars, harder shocks,racing air filter,fuel line filter, differential oil fill and of course foam tyres for maximum grip.
I don't know about the shaft starter but generally if you want perfect grip get foams. If you want extremely tyre endurance get the drift ones. some of the hop ups that are generally recomended are: racing in line pipe, racing fuel tank, sway bars, harder shocks,racing air filter,fuel line filter, differential oil fill and of course foam tyres for maximum grip.
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RE: New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
Yeap, associatedrules is right about both the rado and the spring setup. As i use to say, a good radio is the best investment anyone can make in RC world. It's the only thing connecting you with the running car, and can be used on ANY car of boat you'll ever have.
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a good radio is the best investment anyone can make in RC world
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RE: New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
I was also in the market for the DX3 but found the Futaba T3PM FAST to have more features like 10 model memory memory instead of 3, but the DX3 does come with an extra receiver. Hard choice to make with both being Spectrum, even after I already made my choice.
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Hi.Do anybody had tried putting those ofna power starter or ofna shaft starter on the NTC3 RTR?would it fit?got really tired of bringinig those big starter box for my NTC3.
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RE: New Associated 1:10 Nitro TC3 - Advice Please
I dunno - , but I'm thinkin either I'm getting one, or a starter box. I'm sick of removing the body every time I want to start it up.
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yup.thats the point.removing the body,bringing those starter box every race and charging those batteries for the starter box.Im trying to find it too.With these shaft starter,all we need is the shaft starter and the backplate.I wonder if any of these ofna backplates will fit into NTC3.feedbacks please.