TA04-R Chassis Kit
Model Number: 58282
Released
TBA
Drive
4WD (2 belts, no gear transmission)
Suspension
Four wheel independant double wishbone
Chassis Description
TA04R (Carbon Reinforced molded tub)
Body Type
n/a
Motor
n/a
Width
186mm
Length
355mm
Height
135mm
Wheel Base
257mm
Tread Front
162mm
Tread Rear
162mm
Ground Clearance
8mm
Weight
1,425g (incl. servo, CPR & Battery, w/o body)
Scale
1/10 Touring Car
Tires
front:24mm Type A, molded inserts
Rear:24mm Type A, molded inserts
-Carbon Reinforced Resin Lower Deck
-TRF Dampers
-Aluminum Rear Bulkhead Beam
-Aluminum Servo Stay
-Universal Shaft
-Urethane Bumper
-5mm Aluminum Ball Connectors
-Medium-Narrow Reinforced Tires Type A
-Medium-Narrow Soft Inner Foam
-TA04 Ball Differentials
-TA04 finned Aluminum Motor Heat Sink
-On-Road Tuned Hard Spring Set
-TA04 Color Stabilizer Set (Front & Rear)
-4mm Hard Lock-Nut & Spacer Set
-TA04 Aluminum Hub Set For Spur Gear
-TA04 Racing Hub Carrier Set
-TA04 Toe-In Rear Uprights
-TA04 Low Friction Belt (Front & Rear)
-TA04 Carbon Upper Deck
-Full Bearing Set (metal-shielded)
-Turnbuckles on all adjustable rods
Heck, the only option missing is the "TRF Team Driver" option set which provides a trained RC pilot guaranteed to win your races for you...!! 8) [by WillyChang]
Reviews
SubaruBrattJunkie
I didn't buy this 'kit' per say, but ended up with it anyway. I added the carbon fiber chassis, trf shocks, one-way mid pulley, one-way front ball diff with machined aluminum pulley, rear ball diff, with aluminum pulley, aluminum ball raced steering arms, stabilizers front and rear, aluminum spur gear holder, all titanium screws, blue seal bearings, titanium adjusters in all the connectors, Front and rear aluminum uprights, all 4 universals, no limit Jaguar ESC, 11 turn Venom motor, made here in Idaho, 25 tooth hardened pinion, super servo saver, aluminum servo stays, aluminum center pulley to work with the one-way, hardened center shaft and a nice factory painted Corvette CR-5 body to top her off. I used the low friction belts, as it was a SS when I got it and the original ones were too short. If you are going to do this car like this, buy the pro or TRF kit. It is a long way towards being what you will want to end up with. That said, you will also need a set-up board for any car that has all the adjusters the recent ones have. Otherwise, you are guessing and are going to have a hard time getting the same set-up twice. A little tweak goes a long ways. I set this car up per factory specs. I ran very well and is super fast. The one-way front diff and center pulley mean you carry no friction to speak of into a turn. This is good and bad. It does not slow down like a regular set-up does when you jump off the trigger. It does come flaming out of the turn having lost far less speed. Once you get used to it, it really will improve lap times. This car, for some reason is not as well mannered as my EVO 3. It is very close in speed, but the EVO is nicer in the turns. I tried to keep the balance and COG as low as possible, but the EVO is just further along the evolutionary trail. I am going to do a Grasshopper 2 next, then a Wild Dagger followed by a sleeper, the ff01 Honda Civic Hatch. I would like to build a 415, and probably will next winter. I highly recommend this chassis and aparently, the factory agrees, the 415 is mostly a TA04. Shaft, belts, will the question ever be solved? Not by me.