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Old 01-28-2002, 03:14 AM
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Tamiya has just released in Japan a limited edition TA-04 PRO with 10 aluminium / metal hop up parts that have been anodized blue. In the write up on the Tamiya.com website, some of the hop-ups list are TFT dampers, steering arm and vented motor mount. Does anyone know what the other metal hop up parts are?

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TA04 PRO BLUE COLLECTION item 49207
• limited edition • 4WD TA04 PRO chassis • FRP (glasvezelversterkt) dubbeldek • Super Stock type-T motor • type-A slicks • inserts • 27 ball bearings • F/R ball diff • 0.4 spur gears • transponder mount • foam bumper • stabilisers • high-torque servosaver inclusief blue aluminium parts • steering posts • racing steeringset • servo stays • aluminium TRF shocks • motor heatsink • gear hub set • F/R universal shafts


http://www.tamiya.nl/tamiya/tam_58000.html

hope this helps.....y?....u want one?
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TA04 PRO BLUE COLLECTION item 49207
• limited edition • 4WD TA04 PRO chassis • FRP (glasvezelversterkt) dubbeldek • Super Stock type-T motor • type-A slicks • inserts • 27 ball bearings • F/R ball diff • 0.4 spur gears • transponder mount • foam bumper • stabilisers • high-torque servosaver inclusief blue aluminium parts • steering posts • racing steeringset • servo stays • aluminium TRF shocks • motor heatsink • gear hub set • F/R universal shafts


http://www.tamiya.nl/tamiya/tam_58000.html

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Ooh yes ... I think I'll buy two!
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but if u ask me, the pic of it doesent look that impressive....not really that blue and shiny like the evo2
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I don't really like the blue they used.. I like naked aluminum better anyway
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Personally, I don't actually like the EVO or EVO II. Too much naked carbon fibre - prone to scratches which only makes your heart bleed.
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You can always put a chassis protector on it.. why are those things so expensive anyway? $11 US for basically a thick plastic sticker.
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True, but as you point out, the plastic protectors are pretty expensive. I guess it is each to their own, but my preference is the plastic graphite reinforced chassis which you get with the TA-O4R, the TC3, the TL-XXX and the Yok Special. They are all very rigid and yet provide for greater durability in the long run. Scratches are less prominent too.
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a chasiss protector?....darn,,,didnt know there was such a thing...

i traced and cut a thin sheet of alu to protect the chasiss of me evo....took about 3 hours....and when done.....it looked as if it was a alu chasiss...
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ae offers chassis protectors for $8
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I have a set of the new blue shocks. What does the red urethane bushing do that sits between the cap and bladder? Another quirky Tamiya part . . .
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Coolrcdad:

Its to take up some of the gap in the bladder. Makes the shock a little stiffer. Before they came out with that piece. People were just using 2 orings in the bladder

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heres a pic of the blue edition....wich for sum reason [img] doesn;pt work on....
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shackwave,

the pic you have is not the TA04Pro blue edition, that's the TRF414M2 blue edition. two different car....
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