TAMIYA M-06 Thread
#91
Tech Apprentice
#92
Both Alpine and Abarth body set are available. The Alfa Romeo GTA is making a come back too.
Battle is going to heat up between front motor front wheel drive and rear motor rear wheel drive.
Battle is going to heat up between front motor front wheel drive and rear motor rear wheel drive.
#93
That green piece above the C-Hub Carrier. Any idea what it is for? for anti-roll bar?
#95
#96
Tech Fanatic
The car looks great, build up very low.
This will be the car you must have for indoor racing
I know i will get one
This will be the car you must have for indoor racing
I know i will get one
#97
Just a couple of random thoughts......
I need one of these. I have never been able to fully embrace front wheel drive on a road race car. But, I wonder about racing it in our silver can M chassis class. We use Tamiya slicks as spec tires. These don't have a lot of grip so they may make a rear wheel drive car too loose to race.
So, what other classes do we run? VTA! Full scale Trans-Am races ran two specs. American muscle cars and a smaller class that featured cars like the BMW 2002 and Datsun 240z. Can we add these to our VTA class? I know lots of us would like to run some of these import bodies in VTA. After all, it wasn't just an American muscle car class. Should be fun finding out.
I need one of these. I have never been able to fully embrace front wheel drive on a road race car. But, I wonder about racing it in our silver can M chassis class. We use Tamiya slicks as spec tires. These don't have a lot of grip so they may make a rear wheel drive car too loose to race.
So, what other classes do we run? VTA! Full scale Trans-Am races ran two specs. American muscle cars and a smaller class that featured cars like the BMW 2002 and Datsun 240z. Can we add these to our VTA class? I know lots of us would like to run some of these import bodies in VTA. After all, it wasn't just an American muscle car class. Should be fun finding out.
#98
Tech Rookie
How much will it cost in euro ? 150...?
#99
bye bye M05. finally back to RWD
#101
Not to be a smart a$$ but it would be easier to point out the similarities between the two. And really, for all practical purposes, size is the only thing they have in common. Completely different animal.
#104
Tech Master
iTrader: (65)
choice of pinions
The obvious question for the m-06 is will it have the option of 1 more tooth on the pinion that the m-05? This is my opinion is what ruined the m-04, on a smooth flowing surface, the 1 extra tooth made a HUGE difference, and racing the m-04 and m-05 together really wasn't fair.