robk

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http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/12/f1035.html

christophed83

Hello,
I need a soft T-bar, what is the best choice, Tamiya flexible t-bar(53169) ou 3racing 1.6 FRP T-plate?

fresnojay

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I always stick with oem for my tamiya cars. They are made for it and generally always work or fit with little if any mods.

Jason

P.S. Still racing my newest F103 locally with good results. Even with a silver can motor.

NutDriver

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What are the preferred rubber tires for 200mm F103 indoors on carpet?

SpeedySST

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"Speedy- pits for sure 571/572" According to the guys at 5280 Raceway. I just used the F103 equivalent which is the soft front and hard rear. I found them at TQ RC Racing. Im still trying to decide on which Speed Passion ESC to use since the Reventon Pro is kind of overkill.

NutDriver

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571/572 is for F104 wheels, is it not? I was looking for the part numbers for the F103 equivalent for the 571/572 combo, but thanks. :-)

Ph3nyx

For f103 the ref are Pit Shimizu PS-0541 front and PS-0545 rear (the PS-0542 is unobtainable)

NutDriver

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Awesome. Thank you, Ph3nyx.

SpeedySST

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NutDriver the PS-0542 tires are available at TQ RC Racing

Emaculant

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Do any of you guys know if the motor that comes with the TT-01 and the F103 are the same? I'm want to start running in a "F103 silver can" class but my kit didn't have a motor so I have a TT-01 silver can motor. Is the TT-01 motor the same as the J-motor?

Ph3nyx

yes there's two "silvercan" , the mabuschi 540 , and the johnson 540. Somes says that the johnson is a better choice

Emaculant

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So there not the same?

Pro10noob

iTrader: (13)

If you run the silvercan klasse, you can use both.
Earlier Tamiya kits had the Mabuschi motors in it.
The later kits had the Johnson.
Both are fine.
The Johnson for me was always a bit faster.
The Mabuschi you could "tune" a bit better

Regards roy

terry.sc

Yes, the motor in your TT01 is the same as the motor included in the F103 kits.

FancyPantalones

Recently purchased my first RC car in 20+ years and am blown away by the advances in technology during that time. I'm building an F104W GP primarily for use on indoor carpet tracks but also occasional zipping up and down my (asphalt) street. No organized racing at the moment. I was fairly committed to Tekin electronics back in the day and have decided on an RS brushless ESC. I want a 21.5 redline motor to match but am not sure if I should go with the "standard" version or the RPM version. Which do most guys go with for 1/10 F1 applications? Thanks!