kavadni

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KnightsCross,

Could you tell me the part numbers, of the CF shoc towers that you have used? I am unable to find them.

Kevin

KREATOR1

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please let me know you setup later,...

thanks

Scooter79rs

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My problem is that I'm running 22/61 and according to everything I've seen the engine is supose to be mounted in position D but it doesn't mesh at all. The best spot I've found (only after posting last night) has been B on the mount and A on the engine. It seems like I have finally the best spot for the engine, only time will tell. But its really quiet and quick at the moment.

Its a HPI Racing Ford GT body 200mm, it stands out from the other cars when I'm racing. I like to be different.

raffaelli

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Base TT-01 with bearings. Able to beat all other cars on any day.

On-Road-Boy

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Hey i have been in electric touring cars for a while now, i currently have a yokomo ssg and wanting to get something newer but im not looking to spend a truck load, anyway i was wondering is the tt01 a good durable car and can it compete with other cars?

Cheers George

kavadni

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Compare the SSG to the TT-01. The SSG wins hands down, unless you spend close to or more than the price of the SSG on hopups.
You would more likely compare your SSG with a Tamiya EVO5.


Kevin

Scooter79rs

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It is possible to compete with a TT01, it really depends on your driving. I won races at the Littlehampton track when it was stock against much faster 27T cars. That being said the TT01 lacks the ability to be adjusted in stock form, the only adjusting that is possible to do is oil weight in the shocks, which depending on what TT01 model you get will depend if you get oil shocks or friction shocks.

Knights Cross

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TT01E Carbon Damper Stay (Front) OP1059 = 54059
TT01E Carbon Damper Stay (Rear) OP1060 = 54060

*Only M-Chasis Damper set can be used with this part.

kavadni

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Rather than buy a set of m-chassis dampers, do you think it's feasible to use 2 x rear damper stays? Would this give the same geometry as a normal kit?

Also, what is the deal where they say you can't use the adjustable rear camber arms with the rear stay?

If you still have them, is there any chance of getting a scan of the instructions that come with the damper stays? Currently, I am using the original combined stay and gear box cover with 3Racing CF reinforcement.


Kevin

Knights Cross

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Hi Kevin,

The CF stay sits lower thus making the suspension play length shorter. I dont think its feasible to use 2x rear damper stay as it would affect the geomentry / fittings. The single piece is strong enough to handle impacts. The only good thing bout the CF stay is that it has more slots and the suspension can lean at more degree.

I am using the adjustable rear camber arms now.

I dont have the instructions with me anymore but its very easy to fix on, just a direct replacement from the kit original .

Hope it answers your questions

vSgen

Anyone using Yeah Racing ultimate Brainpower ESC 25A + 12T sensorless brushless combo with their TT-01 here? If not, any comments?

Thanks!

Drift Demon

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I think he means use a rear cf stay on the front & a rear cf stay on the rear, instead of having to buy the M chassis dampers so he can use original length TT01 dampers...

kavadni

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Yes That is what I wondering

Knights Cross

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yes, you can use the rear cf on the front. This way, you dont have to get the M chasis dampers but less slot for adjustment.
Damn, why didnt i think of that in the first place....

Drift Demon

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Awesome, cause im pretty keen on getting the rear damper stays to fit on my CF'd TT to complete it!!