Tamiya mini cooper
#8686
They are the same as TL01 (B parts grid).
If you don't have the 2 degrees rear upright I would suggest you buy
p/n 51238 that includes front upright, C-hub, Rear toe in upright and frame spacer to make your M03 into a M03M, all of that for less than 10.00.
All the parts are made of a better material than the old uprights,
you will also need smaller bearings, 8x1050 to be exact.
Hope this gives you all the avenues!
If you don't have the 2 degrees rear upright I would suggest you buy
p/n 51238 that includes front upright, C-hub, Rear toe in upright and frame spacer to make your M03 into a M03M, all of that for less than 10.00.
All the parts are made of a better material than the old uprights,
you will also need smaller bearings, 8x1050 to be exact.
Hope this gives you all the avenues!
#8688
hey guys,
I'm looking for the best performing Lipo (hardcased) that fits the M-03M.
ATM I have an Orion 3400 and just wondering if there exists stronger.
I just read about a new Muchmore Stikpack-alike Lipo that will fit the M-chassis, but it delivers about the same punch ...
Orion: 3400 at 25C ==> 3.4 x 25 = 85 Amps
Muchmore: 4200 at 20C ==> 4.2 x 20 = 84 Amps
Anybody knows stronger Lipo's that will fit?
(We can't modify the chassis in our local Tam-cup and may only use hardcased Lipo's)
I'm looking for the best performing Lipo (hardcased) that fits the M-03M.
ATM I have an Orion 3400 and just wondering if there exists stronger.
I just read about a new Muchmore Stikpack-alike Lipo that will fit the M-chassis, but it delivers about the same punch ...
Orion: 3400 at 25C ==> 3.4 x 25 = 85 Amps
Muchmore: 4200 at 20C ==> 4.2 x 20 = 84 Amps
Anybody knows stronger Lipo's that will fit?
(We can't modify the chassis in our local Tam-cup and may only use hardcased Lipo's)
#8690
is there a Tamiya Ball diff that fits the M-chassis and is it any good?
All drivers I know use the standard pinion-diff.
All drivers I know use the standard pinion-diff.
#8691
i used the tamiya one at the weekend and i loved it
just tighten the sh*t out of it
gonna add some silicone sealer to the gear diff to make a spool then try that
just tighten the sh*t out of it
gonna add some silicone sealer to the gear diff to make a spool then try that
#8692
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have you tried adding shims and using loctite on the screw or nut that adjusts the diff? Also did you use proper ball diff grease, or has any other lubricant come in contact with the diff balls? Reason I ask, is the premise of a diff, there should always be a way to tighten it up. Id strip it, use motor cleaner on every single part, clean out your gearbox of lubricants (small grease in certain places is fine) rebuild it using an extremely small amount of diff grease (non slip!) reassemble using loctite on the adjustment screw/nut.
#8693
hey guys,
I'm looking for the best performing Lipo (hardcased) that fits the M-03M.
ATM I have an Orion 3400 and just wondering if there exists stronger.
I just read about a new Muchmore Stikpack-alike Lipo that will fit the M-chassis, but it delivers about the same punch ...
Orion: 3400 at 25C ==> 3.4 x 25 = 85 Amps
Muchmore: 4200 at 20C ==> 4.2 x 20 = 84 Amps
Anybody knows stronger Lipo's that will fit?
(We can't modify the chassis in our local Tam-cup and may only use hardcased Lipo's)
I'm looking for the best performing Lipo (hardcased) that fits the M-03M.
ATM I have an Orion 3400 and just wondering if there exists stronger.
I just read about a new Muchmore Stikpack-alike Lipo that will fit the M-chassis, but it delivers about the same punch ...
Orion: 3400 at 25C ==> 3.4 x 25 = 85 Amps
Muchmore: 4200 at 20C ==> 4.2 x 20 = 84 Amps
Anybody knows stronger Lipo's that will fit?
(We can't modify the chassis in our local Tam-cup and may only use hardcased Lipo's)
stick with stick packs !!!!
#8694
#8695
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I've lost count of the amount of people I've told to not buy one - then they've gone out and done it anyway. Only to discover how truly bad they are..
Tamiya make a perfectly good ball diff for the M03 - The TA03 one. That's all anyone ever needs.
#8696
the part number is 53267
for the TA-03 ball diff
fits straight in and makes a world of differance out the corners
also if you run a hot motor set your throttle trim to 30% forward
i did it was loads better (50%) for me
for the TA-03 ball diff
fits straight in and makes a world of differance out the corners
also if you run a hot motor set your throttle trim to 30% forward
i did it was loads better (50%) for me
#8697
and is it possible to trim that diff (tam 53267) without having to disasembling the car?
#8699
well, I just talked to a friend who had one and got it out of his car again because the diff had the tendency to get loose all the time.
Is this a common problem?
Is this a common problem?