Tamiya TB04 Pro
#346
Tech Master
I finished second at our local club with the TB04 with fastest lap time. I am writing a report to post soon
#347
Tech Master
Tamiya TB04 Pro Review
Here is a TB04 pro Build and review. The car is really rather impressive. I ran it with a 13.5 brushless set-up and it was really on the money after a few races.
http://www.thercracer.com/2013/11/ta...nd-review.html
There are a few things I think I need to make it a killer club car (roll bars being the main one) but the kit is really good out of the box with a few adjustments. I will take it to a larger track soon.
http://www.thercracer.com/2013/11/ta...nd-review.html
There are a few things I think I need to make it a killer club car (roll bars being the main one) but the kit is really good out of the box with a few adjustments. I will take it to a larger track soon.
#350
I haven't been to the track recently due to other obligations but I do have a freshly rebuilt mini so that I can play.
#351
Tech Elite
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For those looking for "MOAR GEAR"...(aka guys in GT3), I want to confirm that:
Part #51255 (39t Evo5 one way gear) bolts right up to the gear diff. That gets you to a FDR of 2.438, and with a 72 spur and a 52 pinion you can get to 3.376. Not quite enough if you run the Thunderpower motors I used last year. I have Evo4 17t pinions, but haven't tried to fit them yet which will fix everything.
Likewise, the spool will take the 40T gear if you want to run the #54125 direct coupler - which is a 10g diet over the gear diff wf/ steel cups. The aluminum gear cups are worth 3 less grams than the steel ones, for those of you keeping score at home.
I have it written down here that my 04 was 1465 race ready with a Protoform body on it. I am confident I can get it to the 1400g TCS minimum, but what I'm not confident about (scratch that, I know it's impossible to get to) the 1375 g ROAR minimum with a sedan body on it. I'm sure that's not what Tamiya had in mind for it, but I can wish, right?
Part #51255 (39t Evo5 one way gear) bolts right up to the gear diff. That gets you to a FDR of 2.438, and with a 72 spur and a 52 pinion you can get to 3.376. Not quite enough if you run the Thunderpower motors I used last year. I have Evo4 17t pinions, but haven't tried to fit them yet which will fix everything.
Likewise, the spool will take the 40T gear if you want to run the #54125 direct coupler - which is a 10g diet over the gear diff wf/ steel cups. The aluminum gear cups are worth 3 less grams than the steel ones, for those of you keeping score at home.
I have it written down here that my 04 was 1465 race ready with a Protoform body on it. I am confident I can get it to the 1400g TCS minimum, but what I'm not confident about (scratch that, I know it's impossible to get to) the 1375 g ROAR minimum with a sedan body on it. I'm sure that's not what Tamiya had in mind for it, but I can wish, right?
Last edited by CraigMBA; 11-26-2013 at 11:42 PM.
#352
Tech Initiate
share our TB04
#353
Sample photo from a photo build I did for the mothership...don't know if or where its posted though
#354
TB04PRO
Very nice cars guys.
#355
These are M1 tanks ! Superheavy !!! They need Carbon shafts, and carbon everything else too......lol....
#357
How is this car working out compared to the ta06 and ta05 and is it a better
Then the tb03?
Then the tb03?
#358
Do i need to change carbon plastic parts of trf416 and reinforced 6 degree c hub instead of those pure plastic ones came from Tb03 to race?
#359
Tech Initiate