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Old 12-05-2010, 10:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Need some torque tube end measurements please

Well, being sick of fighting vibes and buying TT's over and over I have decided to go with an aluminum arrow shaft, the model I am trying is gauranteed to be within .002" max..
So, I need a measurement of a stock TT, inside diameter of the Velocity tube, or better yet the outside diameter of the tube end inserts, the portion that goes inside the tube of course.
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Old 12-05-2010, 10:43 AM   #2 (permalink)
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If you're having that much trouble, wouldn't a 3rd bearing in the middle fix the problem? You know, a 3 legged stool can't tip, 3 point in a line have to be straight. I just don't understand how the TT can be so far off that after going from a fixed point on each end through 2 bearings in the same line that it can be causing such serious vibes? Are you sure it isn't coming from somewhere else? I just hope your putting your effort in the right direction, that's all.
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Old 12-05-2010, 10:57 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Yep, im sure its the tube...I have had at least 8 TT driven trex's and I am really anal about vibes, even more so now flying vbar. The best tt I have is close, its only one end that has a little wobble and I can flip the tube and feel the vibes move following the bad end of the tt. By the way this is a trex 550 but I already know the outrage tt ends will fit into the align gears I am just trying to get the info so I can do more research with the tubing or arrow shafts.
And really, it only takes a very small amout of bend in a tt to cause some pretty bad vibes, you probably would not notice on a nitro, but a well setup smooth running electric it is very pronounced. I can add all the extra bearing supports in the world, the wobble just translates through the rubber and it wrecks the bearings.
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