Tamiya TA07 pro
#646
Tech Elite
iTrader: (32)
Yes, Just ran it yesterday at the CenCal Challenge race. Never felt I was at a disadvantage and it was my first day with the car and was on pace with the Top guys in USGT. Was Qualified 6th out of 40 before I left I didn't expect anything but was not surprised that it's a competitive car against anything else in spec classes. I think it's a keeper.
#647
Tech Adept
TA07
I like my Ta07, selling my TB04R to get another one
#648
Tech Adept
Front Spool
Do you guys recommend running the front spool?
#650
Tech Adept
#651
Tech Adept
Hummm
I should have asked what else is a must have have? Oh well... next order but i'm still curios to see what else is good to install on this car?
#653
Tech Adept
#654
Tech Adept
Don't worry too much about upgrades from day 1. Also depends what motor you're running and what surface you're running on too. Silver can on asphalt probably no upgrades are "must haves". Mine has only the servo mount, motor posts and sway bars and a 53440 spring set and it's getting there slowly by adjusting spring rates and damper positioning.
#655
Tech Adept
Don't worry too much about upgrades from day 1. Also depends what motor you're running and what surface you're running on too. Silver can on asphalt probably no upgrades are "must haves". Mine has only the servo mount, motor posts and sway bars and a 53440 spring set and it's getting there slowly by adjusting spring rates and damper positioning.
#656
Tech Elite
iTrader: (66)
Running super thick fluid is still different than a spool. Under high traction you will still have a slight diff action, and it helps the driveline give under impacts. If you happen to hit the boards a bit more than most, it would help in breaking c hubs and axle parts.
#657
Tech Adept
Running super thick fluid is still different than a spool. Under high traction you will still have a slight diff action, and it helps the driveline give under impacts. If you happen to hit the boards a bit more than most, it would help in breaking c hubs and axle parts.
#659
Tech Adept
#660
Tech Elite
iTrader: (66)
Starting my build on the TA07. I'm just getting to the diffs and so far it has gone together flawlessly. Zero play on the arms and they still swing silky smooth. I went with the 419x front 05e blocks to give the car a wider more normal stance. I also noticed the molds where the bulkheads mount in are square... hmmm plans for future upgrades? Wonder if the 419x bulkheads would drop in as is? Looking forward to getting this thing finished up over the next couple of days. Should be fun as I have all these goodies to drop in it.