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02-16-2015, 08:03 AM
#2431
Tech Regular
Lock rear dif, fit drift tires, and PRACTICE.
Front spool diff will help marginally. Stay away from steering and drive train mods to start with, does not add anything on a TT-01.
Oh, and either go back to brushed (you don't need heaps of power, it will only break parts) like a Carson Cup Machine, or use a SENSORED brushless. Sensorless is quite jibbery on pick-up of power, while you want smooth pick-up.
Hugo
Front spool diff will help marginally. Stay away from steering and drive train mods to start with, does not add anything on a TT-01.
Oh, and either go back to brushed (you don't need heaps of power, it will only break parts) like a Carson Cup Machine, or use a SENSORED brushless. Sensorless is quite jibbery on pick-up of power, while you want smooth pick-up.
Hugo
02-16-2015, 08:50 AM
#2432
Lock rear dif, fit drift tires, and PRACTICE.
Front spool diff will help marginally. Stay away from steering and drive train mods to start with, does not add anything on a TT-01.
Oh, and either go back to brushed (you don't need heaps of power, it will only break parts) like a Carson Cup Machine, or use a SENSORED brushless. Sensorless is quite jibbery on pick-up of power, while you want smooth pick-up.
Hugo
Front spool diff will help marginally. Stay away from steering and drive train mods to start with, does not add anything on a TT-01.
Oh, and either go back to brushed (you don't need heaps of power, it will only break parts) like a Carson Cup Machine, or use a SENSORED brushless. Sensorless is quite jibbery on pick-up of power, while you want smooth pick-up.
Hugo
where can i find the front spool and rear locker
02-16-2015, 10:32 AM
#2433
Tech Regular
02-21-2015, 09:53 AM
#2435
02-21-2015, 10:09 AM
#2436
Tech Rookie
TT-02 Diff gears ?
Hi i know this is the TT01 forum, But i am looking for metal gears fot my tt02. I really am looking for steel bevel gears any ideas on this? Thank you
02-23-2015, 05:39 AM
#2437
Tech Regular
The only metal gears available for the 01 and 02 are the pinion. No need for any others. You'll tear the chassis up before you brake the plastic gears. I use the 02 difs and gears in my 01, except for the spur.
Hugo
Hugo
03-04-2015, 07:00 AM
#2439
03-17-2015, 05:00 PM
#2440
Do the 53871 shocks fit ok on a TT-01 ?
03-17-2015, 05:05 PM
#2441
Tech Addict
53871 are not shocks.
53571 are. Look like a really old part.
Probably fit fine.
53571 are. Look like a really old part.
Probably fit fine.
03-17-2015, 05:18 PM
#2442
12-03-2015, 02:35 AM
#2444
Tech Adept
Here's what I did, posted a few pages back:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/13559349-post2405.html
Also good springs and dampers (84318) make a difference, though not in rolling resistance.
I don't use a silver can but close; a Cup Machine is mandatory in the class I drive. I degrease the motor using brake cleaner and compressed air, and relube with a few drops of the same oil on the bushes. A squirt of WD40 inside on the brushes will also help marginally.
Hugo
http://www.rctech.net/forum/13559349-post2405.html
Also good springs and dampers (84318) make a difference, though not in rolling resistance.
I don't use a silver can but close; a Cup Machine is mandatory in the class I drive. I degrease the motor using brake cleaner and compressed air, and relube with a few drops of the same oil on the bushes. A squirt of WD40 inside on the brushes will also help marginally.
Hugo
You sanded down the bevel gears in the diff?