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Old 08-16-2012, 01:54 PM
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Who has the best price on these at the moment? Looking to pick up one for my son and I so we can both run the same car.
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Thanks Wollow, I'll let you know how it goes

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Depending on the track condition, I run about 30-40wt with 2-3 hole pistons. Try -2 rear toe, long upper links and 2mm shims under front and rear inner links (zero kit setup for RC). Shocks around middle position on front and rear towers, 5.75 front and 6.0 rear springs. This is with narrow arms. If your running stock rear arms try going down to 6.5 rear springs. 5mm front ride height and 5.5 rear. Droop 3-4mm front and 2mm rear. Camber -1.5 front -2 rear.

Tune to your driving style.

I ran that setup on the weekend and the car felt really balanced, with just a touch more turn in.
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Old 08-16-2012, 04:07 PM
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Who has the best price on these at the moment? Looking to pick up one for my son and I so we can both run the same car.
http://www.hotshothobby.com has them in stock.
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Old 08-16-2012, 05:32 PM
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HKShobby also has these kits in stock as well

http://www.hksrc.com/store/index.php...roduct_id=8274
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Old 08-18-2012, 01:02 AM
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http: //www .youtube.com /watch?v=m7SKs7z4yNM

Just want to share a run with my Sakura..
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How well does turnigy 5000 roar battery fit this chassis
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Old 08-19-2012, 07:58 PM
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My NanoTech 5800 fits, so a 5000 should be no problem since it should be the same size.
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Originally Posted by hotrod306
How well does turnigy 5000 roar battery fit this chassis
I run the turnigy 5000 roar approved hard case one, I'll assume that's the one you mean, and it's fine.
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Iv just ordered my zero s to use in vta, And iv seen people recomending the tamiya servo savers. Will the stock one that comes with the tt-01e work?

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The hi-torque servo saver is really good. The stock one in the kit will probably be better than the TT01e one.
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Do you have a link mate?

Also do these cars need a high torque servo or are they light enough to get away weth a les powerful one? What's recomended?
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Originally Posted by d.k.vmatt
Do you have a link mate?

Also do these cars need a high torque servo or are they light enough to get away weth a les powerful one? What's recomended?
I would go for speed and centering ability in a servo. these cars are light enough where a standard torque servo will work great. Watch the weight of the servo. typically the zero is left side heavy. A lighter servo will make things easier to balance.
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Old 08-20-2012, 08:24 PM
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Speaking from experience, I'd say don't use the stock Sakura S servo saver.. it's crap.

Either get the Tamiya high torque or the Xray composite stiff set. The stock TT01E servo saver will work too as long as you still have the proper servo arm adapter for your brand of servo.
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I put the sakura servo saver in my sons TT01, it's not an E or an R or a D version just the straight TT01. I wasn't a fan of the standard servo saver in the kit. lol

But the Tamiya hi torque one is the go.
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Old 08-21-2012, 03:12 AM
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Will this suit?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/3Racing-H...item2ebdd09cb2

As well as.
http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SV0220...avsv0220mg.htm
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