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Forum: Electric On-Road
05-06-2011, 05:54 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

M06 compared to M05

Only run M06 a few times but I like M05 better, why ,
being front wheel drive some times you get taped on the rear on in field,
with front wheel drive you just keep your finger on the throttle and...
Forum: Electric On-Road
04-27-2011, 10:09 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Hobbywing 35A 13T EZRUN running with Brushed motors 20T Limit

Hobbywing 35A 13T EZRUN running with Brushed motors 20T Limit
In UK Tamiya minis at my local clubs (Kent) is taking off.
At the moment we run any sealed brushed motor no less than 20T.
Some of...
Forum: Electric On-Road
03-06-2011, 08:17 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

+1 Or just start PM’s to each other and get a...

+1
Or just start PM’s to each other and get a room,
Please :cry::weird:
Forum: Electric On-Road
02-05-2011, 07:09 AM
Replies: 2,368
Views: 846,597
Posted By bodymot

Alfa Romeo GTA

Looks too good to race.
Alfa Romeo GTA
http://i1047.photobucket.com/albums/b476/bodymot/DSCF1701.jpg
Forum: Electric On-Road
12-27-2010, 06:24 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

+1 I only run short wheel base, but like Paul...

+1
I only run short wheel base, but like Paul I only run on carpet.
In UK were we run, are only allowed to run seal can brush 20T limit motors.
I find M05pro SWB easy to drive and handles really...
Forum: Electric On-Road
11-28-2010, 07:24 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

run lock nut on motor side

I think it helps if you run the screw head on the right side so lock nut is on the left (motor side),
that way less likely to loosen because rotation will tend to tighten when driving forward. ...
Forum: Electric On-Road
11-07-2010, 07:47 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

that works for me

Perfect, that works for me.
I have seen so many TC drivers try to take all the slop out, put on all the hop ups they can buy, must be blue ;),
and they just stay the same or go slower.
Not...
Forum: Electric On-Road
11-02-2010, 08:15 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Tam M05 ball diff, 54194

What are your views on Tamiya M05 ball diff 54194, is it ok with out mods, or do you need to change some of the parts. Only ever used gear diff so far, but clubs I race at in UK now allow ball...
Forum: Electric On-Road
10-16-2010, 07:54 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Sorry, mini racing is still new to me but would...

Sorry, mini racing is still new to me but would you have the part number for TRF screw, nut and thrust bearing, also for spare 3-racing drive blades which go on drive shafts.
Forum: Electric On-Road
10-15-2010, 07:47 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

its for M05.:)

its for M05.:)
Forum: Electric On-Road
10-15-2010, 06:02 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Ball Diff

Where I race in UK have now allowed ball diff’s ,
Just wanted to know if the mini 3-Racing ball diff was ok,
or would you recommend another make.
Forum: Electric On-Road
09-02-2010, 08:15 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

New beetle body

I run colt new beetle body; it’s low and light and was really surprised how strong it is.
I race with Mardaves a lot of the time, Which are fast and strong,
some have big plastic bumpers sticking...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-29-2010, 07:41 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

I tried other thick grease types

I tried other thick grease types but with this one is really sticky and doesn’t go too thin when it warms up,
used to run it in 1/5 marder rear diff years ago.
Had none leak out of the out...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-28-2010, 06:30 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

I agree with you, I have run touring cars for...

I agree with you,
I have run touring cars for years when I started racing minis ran with a ball diff but didn’t like the feel,
had to tighten the screw right down to stop the wheel that lifted in...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-24-2010, 07:46 AM
Replies: 890
Views: 194,744
Posted By bodymot

FG sticky grease

Right, don’t shoot me down and probably wouldn’t be right for a top racer,
But for a club racer have you tried FG sticky grease FG06512.
I now use it in Tamiya mini gear diff but also use it in...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-21-2010, 06:13 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

+1

+1, I know what you mean, have two Touring cars, X-ray 09 & T3.
But since racing Tam Minis haven’t even looked at them in over 3 months. Having too much fun with my Mini :).
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-17-2010, 09:00 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Diff grease

We use it in 1/5 diffs it helps stop the wheel that lifts spin so much when you go in to a corners, so you don’t lose too much drive.
Also because the diff gears are not spinning so much it helps...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-17-2010, 07:49 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

diff

Tried a ball diff but prefer the Tam gear diff that comes with M05 kit, pack it with FG diff grease.
Took it out to see how its wearing and it is still like new.
FG diff grease is very sticky and...
Forum: Electric On-Road
08-05-2010, 08:59 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

bumble Bee Tamiya Mini M05

bumble Bee Tamiya Mini M05 UK :lol:
http://i1047.photobucket.com/albums/b476/bodymot/Mini%20M05/Mini015.jpg
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-27-2010, 02:09 PM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Cheers Shawn, don’t feel so fat now :lol:. Might...

Cheers Shawn, don’t feel so fat now :lol:. Might try and get a bit lighter just to see how it handles :).
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-27-2010, 05:06 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

M05 Weight

A question on M05 weight, race only on carpet in UK. Only allowed to run silver can or Tamiya sport tune motors, What weight are most people running with shell ? think mine might be a bit too heavy...
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-23-2010, 05:26 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

ford Anglia

yes. They do some great old time bodies and cheap. Have to cut rear wheel aches, but fit Tam mini short W/B 210mm.
Just nice to see something different going around the track and stands out from...
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-22-2010, 09:08 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

ford Anglia M05

Ford Anglia M05. Duck tape on front only to protected from hard hits.
Tamiya Mini’s seem to be getting more popular in the UK.:nod:...
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-15-2010, 08:31 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

Its made By Kamtec in the uk, have to cut rear...

Its made By Kamtec in the uk, have to cut rear wheel arches but fit's
Mini M05 with 210 W/B.
:)
Forum: Electric On-Road
07-15-2010, 05:58 AM
Replies: 29,987
Views: 4,969,503
Posted By bodymot

old type bodys

It’s from Kamtec in the UK. Do a lot of old type body’s for V12 mardave’s but fit Mini with 210 wheel base.
There have a e-bay shop as well. I know they have mk1 escort. I know not a ford, but a...
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