Tim K

Hi diha,

Sadly I can't make it over this CNY, might try and get over before the end of this year, looking forward to playing at RCI again

minimanintaiwan

Anyone using a Novak Glitch buster in their minis, just wondering if its a worthwhile purchase. We usually run sport tuned or little faster motors in our m03's. but noticed alot of clicking and crackling noise when i upgraded to a futaba digital servo/ Synthesized receiver

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXNRE0

xrayroooahhhh

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I'm sure you guys have answered these questions a hundred times but hopefully someone can give me a quick answer!!! 1) Can you run or change the pinion gear in the MO3 chasis...higher than the 20tooth that comes in the kit? 2) I put a extra shim (1.5 mm I think) in the front friction damper....lowered the ride height to where it looks OK....is there more I can do without going to the oil filled shocks??? Any help would be great!!!

tamiyarcracer

1. there are a few different speed tuned gear sets by aftermarket companies. or you can get a bigger pinion, and leave a screw out.
2. if you don't want oil filled shocks, the keep doing what your doing with the spacers. However I would strongly suggest oil filled shock much much much better handling.

Drifter

I know Frewer does a New Mini Body for the M03, but I cant find a picture. Does anybody use this body an can post a picture? Please !

tamiyarcracer

did anyone see what will be released at Nuremburg??

49417 1/10 R/C M-03R Chassis Kit

What will it be??

Korey Harbke

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Dood... that might be my entry into mini racing if it's cool enough!!!

tamiyarcracer

Um no you won't. I know you too well!

wallyburger

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Do you fellas run stock or alum wheel adapters for either racing or bashing?

muahdib4

Well...looks like I won't be buying a Swift...I'll wait for this. Or maybe I'll buy both...who knows but that ROCKS!!!

Jam-ehz

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I prefer the aluminum, as the plastic ones can warp when it takes a few hits.. I also don't have to worry about the axle pins falling out when I change wheels.

Jam-ehz

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Well, you'll have to buy a body with this kit anyway, so might as well make it a Swift!

SteveM

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I highly recommend the Tamiya blue clamp-on type of wheel hexes. These are the best you can get and not too expensive.

GreaseMonkey

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http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=49417

Turbonium

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