Chrissy C

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Hi, does anyone have a copy of the FF03 Evo manual on pdf that they could send me, or direct me to an online one if there is one (although I have looked and can't find it)

Thanks,
Chris

stormridersp

I was looking for the exact same thing!

Clawhammers

You can found it here

Direct link for FF03 Evo

http://www.tamiya.com/japan/download...al/ff03evo.pdf

Chrissy C

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Now why couldn't I find that??!! Thanks Clawhammer, massive help

3rd-dan

Hi Guys,

ive a question.
I now own a FF-03 Chassis.
I dont have any experience with FWD Cars.

Now i want to know how i can adjust the ride high?

With the pushrods or the dampers?
Or a combination of both?

Thanks

stormridersp

I have 1 question for the FF03 community:

I´m looking for these aluminum shaft/posts that are used in YeahRacing FF03 Graphite conversion, so I can complete my XV01 Carbon Fiber Chassis project, but I cant find them anywhere.


http://www.rcmart.com/yeah-racing-ff...h=595_744_1471

14mm Side Plate Shaft (8 pcs)
14.5mm Center Support Shaft (2 pcs)
16.5mm Steering Shaft (2 pcs)
18.5mm Front Side Shaft (2 pcs)

Does anyone knows where I can buy those without having to purchase this entire $99 bucks package?

Thanks

Quinny45

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just buy the 3racing one

http://www.rc-mushroom.com/product_i...r-ff03-p-21689

3rd-dan

Has nobody an answer for me?

Searched the forum, but couldn't find anything.

Butler205

Combo of both. More spacers in the dampers above the springs will reduce the sag, which can affectively give you more height.


Just bought one myself. Hope to run to race it on Wednesday.

Butler205

What's the best solution for gearing. Using a silver can so I think it needs to be taller than stock. Have 2 XV01s in my racing group that will need to do the same. Can you buy a bulk bag of all different spurs and pinions?

ThePanda

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Usually pinions and spurs have to be bought separately.

Butler205

Anybody know what the tyres are that are supplied with the Civic JAS kit?

Tommi Makkinen

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Hi guys, I'm a little bit rusty on racing FF's so i just need a bit of info to get up to speed...

-On carpet, what's the best Tamiya FF body to use? I heard somewhere that it was a toss-up between the VW Scirocco, Honda EG6 Civic, and Honda CR-Z with the Tamiya option racing rear wing.

-when running these newer FF-03 cars (i've only driven FF-01 and FF-02's previously but it was a very long time ago...), do they behave like the old FF cars?

Thanks in advance...

tobyzhang

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Never had a old FF car so not sure how they compare but FF03 is very tail happy in high speed. The car gains steering as the speed increases. the front diff cannot be set too tight otherwise the car becomes very hard to control in high speed sweepers.

Almost any body will work well on good grip carpet even without a option wing.I run Scirocco with kit wing in TQRC and the result is pretty good.

In Tamiya America, I tend to have over steer and over sensitivity with high speed sweeper at end of straight with Scirocco when the grip is average. On race day when traction is high the issue is not as severe but none the less still persist. Usual practice at Tamiya America for me is to only sauce rear tires. Tom's Exiv seems to be the most popular in medium to low traction. I think in general a sedan shaped body is the way to go when traction is not very high.

If you do not wish to run TCS FF class and uses option wings on your body, then I think any body will make the car handle well. One guy used to race FF03 in GT3 with a CR-Z body and option wing. He can keep up with 4wd cars just fine.

SteveM

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I have run several bodies on my FF-03 Pro and my favourite is the Tom's Exiv. I also run a Peugot Xsara abd a BMW 320si WTCC 2006 body. I have also run in our 17.5 blinky sedan class with a Protoform DNA and R9R