Tamiya FF03
#406
#408
#409
Sure does look good and stable in the vid, and to think it has same tyres all round and a Golf shell, sure does look better than the FF01 handling wise.
Mine can't arrive fast enough
Mine can't arrive fast enough
#410
Tech Elite
iTrader: (3)
SPEEDO-of-the-month? not-so-fun..
OMG...dont get me started on why boost should not be allowed in 'spec' class... lol
Manual helped a ton. thanks... i thought i sent you an e-mail..
#411
i can swing $35 for a body... that is fun, trying different bodies.. and you never get 'pulled 5 feet on the straight in a 'spec' class just because of a different body.. . nor do you blow up motors trying to get every ounce to match your rivals..
SPEEDO-of-the-month? not-so-fun..
OMG...dont get me started on why boost should not be allowed in 'spec' class... lol
Manual helped a ton. thanks... i thought i sent you an e-mail..
SPEEDO-of-the-month? not-so-fun..
OMG...dont get me started on why boost should not be allowed in 'spec' class... lol
Manual helped a ton. thanks... i thought i sent you an e-mail..
Motor of the week,
Tires of the week,
Battery of the week,
There will always be something of the week, as someone finds loopholes.
And you sent a thank you email
#413
Tech Adept
iTrader: (10)
Just got back from a club race and it was fun I actually got the look like "why you driving an fwd car"
I ran the silver can class running 540J motor. Sorex 37 with med inserts all around. 70wt f/ 40wt r with stock springs. It sure is a different car to drive from a 4wd car. I had to actually raise the throttle trim so that it would keep rolling when i let go of the throttle. Out of 6 cars i was running 3rd not to bad for a first run out of the box. Yup i was running dogbones
hopefully next week i can have more time with setup.
now just waiting for the sways to come out
thanks !
I ran the silver can class running 540J motor. Sorex 37 with med inserts all around. 70wt f/ 40wt r with stock springs. It sure is a different car to drive from a 4wd car. I had to actually raise the throttle trim so that it would keep rolling when i let go of the throttle. Out of 6 cars i was running 3rd not to bad for a first run out of the box. Yup i was running dogbones
hopefully next week i can have more time with setup.
now just waiting for the sways to come out
thanks !
#414
Now that I got my kit from LHS, wondering when FF03 specific parts will be available. Namely the diff and gear sets.
#415
bro kentech, your video is adding the poison into my brain!! sure it look handle like the FWD m chassis but with more speed in & out of corner! It seem like the car have pently of steering without the rear been throw out, great news!!
#416
Tech Elite
iTrader: (3)
Happy Camper!!
not quite finish building the kit.. but, what a nice platform this is!!. very cool design.. gonna be tons of fun..
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
#417
not quite finish building the kit.. but, what a nice platform this is!!. very cool design.. gonna be tons of fun..
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
Nice to see a TC that is different from the same old 4WD platform. I was getting sick from the lack of creativity these days. Though it may not handle as good in the faster classes, it is a perfect platform for beginners. Cheap, easy to maintain, less parts, etc. I'm just all excited because my roots of TC racing was the FF01. Got the TA02 later on and sold it, but couldn't let the FF01 go for some reason
Just from the standpoint of observation, I think it will need a sway bar set and a solid steering rack if it is anything like the TB/TA ones. Then again, we all know what Tamiya is capable of, so we will get suckered into the "bling". I know I'll get those carbon reinforced plastic parts.
#418
Tech Lord
iTrader: (26)
not quite finish building the kit.. but, what a nice platform this is!!. very cool design.. gonna be tons of fun..
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
a lil bit of play at the SpurGear. might be a lil tricky to get 64pt gears to mesh perfectly. but hey, my TA05v2 isnt perfect either. alum spur adapter may help some.. really smooth diff/gearbox!! longitudinal chassis stiffness is great. not too much twist in the chassis. very narrow!!
rear end assembly is very interesting.. very easy to change wheelbase.. yet still very adjustable. NICE!!!
Think i just found my new favorite kit... anyone wanting to graduate from the mini M0* series will find this a nice step..
cant really think of anything the kit 'needs'
Bravo TAMIYA!!
let me know if u can do a club race up here.. my SX4 will take down your GOLF. we'll rally the troops.
i think 17.5/non boost.. with FWD bodies only (meaning the car has to be FWD in real life.. not like a Porsche. )
#420
Tech Elite
iTrader: (3)
can't wait to get mine next week!
Nice to see a TC that is different from the same old 4WD platform. I was getting sick from the lack of creativity these days. Though it may not handle as good in the faster classes, it is a perfect platform for beginners. Cheap, easy to maintain, less parts, etc. I'm just all excited because my roots of TC racing was the FF01. Got the TA02 later on and sold it, but couldn't let the FF01 go for some reason
Just from the standpoint of observation, I think it will need a sway bar set and a solid steering rack if it is anything like the TB/TA ones. Then again, we all know what Tamiya is capable of, so we will get suckered into the "bling". I know I'll get those carbon reinforced plastic parts.
Nice to see a TC that is different from the same old 4WD platform. I was getting sick from the lack of creativity these days. Though it may not handle as good in the faster classes, it is a perfect platform for beginners. Cheap, easy to maintain, less parts, etc. I'm just all excited because my roots of TC racing was the FF01. Got the TA02 later on and sold it, but couldn't let the FF01 go for some reason
Just from the standpoint of observation, I think it will need a sway bar set and a solid steering rack if it is anything like the TB/TA ones. Then again, we all know what Tamiya is capable of, so we will get suckered into the "bling". I know I'll get those carbon reinforced plastic parts.
Steering rack is similar to the TA05 platforms... of which i still use the carbon-plastic bits..