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Old 10-12-2011
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Hi Guys,
I used to run the TRF511 with center one way and it was great, do the 502 have similar product?
I can't even find a front one way.
Guy
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no they dont
Too bad.
Can't find a solution for the streering, already did the modification but it's not enough.
On a tight corner I turn like a bus.
Tried using different front tires but it effects general handling.
The trf511 with the center oneway was amazing, I need to change my driving for the 502, alot of breaking and sliding.
Any suggestions?
Guy
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Too bad.
Can't find a solution for the streering, already did the modification but it's not enough.
On a tight corner I turn like a bus.
Tried using different front tires but it effects general handling.
The trf511 with the center oneway was amazing, I need to change my driving for the 502, alot of breaking and sliding.
Any suggestions?
Guy
what you need is the steering link from JT models, or get the upgrade version from tamiya and add some spacers on the linkage side and you will have more steering, i race against 2wds on a super tight track and with the jt models steering link i have heaps of steering, almost too much in some places.

dont give up, its a great car when setup right.
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what you need is the steering link from JT models, or get the upgrade version from tamiya and add some spacers on the linkage side and you will have more steering, i race against 2wds on a super tight track and with the jt models steering link i have heaps of steering, almost too much in some places.

dont give up, its a great car when setup right.
Thanks for your reply,
I have the Tamiya upgrade and did lee's modification, but still turn worse than needed.
Where to put the spacers?
Guy
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read the last post on this thread:
http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=82220

also are you following any specific setup? i use lee's setup as reference and that has helped alot.
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