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Post by Bryant on Jul 28, 2006 16:58:19 GMT 7
This thread is for TA05 Chassis Drivers to chat about the setup of your car.
Setup you found is useful to drifting, which helps you to drift better.
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nsr182
New Drifter
if u want the whole lane.. drive sideways!!!
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Post by nsr182 on Sept 17, 2006 10:09:04 GMT 7
yo TA-05 drifters... anyone drifting with this car... i am.. can any one share their setups here for better drifting...
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Post by vr on Sept 18, 2006 15:08:01 GMT 7
yo TA-05 drifters... anyone drifting with this car... i am.. can any one share their setups here for better drifting... y nt u share your settings wif us?? |
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nsr182
New Drifter
if u want the whole lane.. drive sideways!!!
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Post by nsr182 on Sept 18, 2006 20:37:28 GMT 7
i am very new to drifting... my settings are standard and just using pvc tires [own made lah hehehe].. havent tweak the care much.. just trying to drift with it stock.. i went to the bb meets though but without a car and also trying to go to the meets with this car soon  .. due to the IMF thing cant able to make it for the past 2 wks... haaaiiizzzzz...... will try to make it to the bb meet this wkend... really hope there is... currently trying to try drifting at my mscp.. its a nice car.. have to admit that its nicer than my GP fw-05-r... :-) |
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Post by vr on Sept 19, 2006 14:41:52 GMT 7
ah...i using ta05 also... but lazy to type the setup... maybe join mi at bb meet or woodlands meet lor. then slowly tell u ;D
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Post by AGP™ on Sept 19, 2006 16:43:47 GMT 7
ah...i using ta05 also... but lazy to type the setup... maybe join mi at bb meet or woodlands meet lor. then slowly tell u ;D woots.. coming ma this week to woodlands? ;D
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nsr182
New Drifter
if u want the whole lane.. drive sideways!!!
Posts: 49
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Post by nsr182 on Sept 19, 2006 22:25:40 GMT 7
vr... if u goin to the bb or wlands meet which one is u.. what car ah ur bodyshell..
agp... how bout u... when ah the wlands meet???
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Post by vr on Sept 20, 2006 10:19:50 GMT 7
this fri i'll b at woodlands meet ;D juz ask around..
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Post by AGP™ on Sept 20, 2006 10:30:34 GMT 7
yeah... on fri. haha ;D
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nsr182
New Drifter
if u want the whole lane.. drive sideways!!!
Posts: 49
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Post by nsr182 on Sept 22, 2006 0:38:40 GMT 7
ok lah will try to make it this fri's meet!!! |
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Post by vr on Sept 25, 2006 8:52:25 GMT 7
nsr.... rmb to unlock your diff ah... think can drift better after tat
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Post by dan on Dec 6, 2006 16:59:14 GMT 7
any comments on this chasis for drift?
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Post by spartandrifter on Dec 27, 2006 12:24:10 GMT 7
Its an excellent chassis but looks like a belt drive version of a tt01 to me.
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Post by iphong on Jan 10, 2007 7:52:58 GMT 7
Beginner Class: TT-01
Advanced Class: TA-05 and TB-02
Pro Class: Hopped Up TA-05 w/ CF chassis and allu parts
World Class: TRF415 and TB Evo
So the TA-05 is the belt version of the TB-02 not the TT-01, or the more exact way, the TB-02 is the shaft drive version of the TA-05.
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Post by NoSurprises™ on Jan 10, 2007 8:33:30 GMT 7
Comparing TA05 and TT01... I guess tat u can do more settings and fine tuning on it rather than a TT01. And TA05 has more hopups i guess. The other difference will just be belt or shaft.
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Post by poleposition on Jan 13, 2007 0:25:18 GMT 7
Heard that TA05 car drift almost stock due to balance layout of the chassis.
Btw, if u intend to keep add in hop-up parts, would suggest to get a TRF415 (any version) will be cheaper than a hopped-up TA05.
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Post by iphong on Jan 14, 2007 15:38:38 GMT 7
Yes, you are right. I'd rather save money and spend on a good kit than spending on third party parts and I have.
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Post by NoSurprises™ on Jan 14, 2007 22:52:10 GMT 7
just tat people doesn't know wat are the good kits ard... hehehe |
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Post by driftdancer on Jan 17, 2007 0:39:54 GMT 7
TA05 comes stock with lots of adjustable components already for you to tune the car. It's very well balance and great kit to build - that's my first drift car from a friend's advice.
After I have assembled the TT01, to my surprise, it's almost NO GRIP with PVC tires. Very good for drifting. It does not have many adjustable components eg. camber adjustment, stock absorber hardness and position etc, because it does not need them for drift setup.
I am going back to my drawing board on the TA05 now for better drift. Any advise on the TA05 setup?
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.. due to the IMF thing cant able to make it for the past 2 wks... haaaiiizzzzz...... will try to make it to the bb meet this wkend... really hope there is... currently trying to try drifting at my mscp.. its a nice car.. have to admit that its nicer than my GP fw-05-r... :-) 
