Tamiya F104 Pro!
#4321
F104 Pro Discontinued
Just a fyi, both F104 Pro and F104 Pro w/ LW body chassis kits are discontinued. What's left is the F104 Pro Black Special. Does Tamiya think that's the best value one or they just want to sell the most expensive one for the pro-level F104 chassis?
#4323
Tech Fanatic
I've heard that tamiya will release a rear pivot post that weights 25grams heavier then the standard one.
This will provide extra grip to the rear of the car.
This will provide extra grip to the rear of the car.
#4325
#4328
Tech Champion
iTrader: (34)
Increases caster a tiny bit but is supposed to be noticeable.
Others remove/replace the spacers under the camber plate with positive results.
Both of the above tips were described in detail a few pages back yes.
#4331
Tech Champion
iTrader: (34)
I made a set last year when I ran the 104 motor/axle plates on my 103 to help get ride height back when the foams wore down.
I shaved off the side closest to the bearing so that the bearing was almost touching the housing on the sideframe then took up the extra slack by putting a tiny screw in the other side.
This moved the axle enough as to where I had to remove material from the sideframe as well.
Not only did this allow me to raise the rear ride height in order to run tiny diameter foams, it also allowed me to lower the ride height when running rubber or taller foams.
#4332
Tech Champion
iTrader: (15)
Hey Mike,
I made a set last year when I ran the 104 motor/axle plates on my 103 to help get ride height back when the foams wore down.
I shaved off the side closest to the bearing so that the bearing was almost touching the housing on the sideframe then took up the extra slack by putting a tiny screw in the other side.
This moved the axle enough as to where I had to remove material from the sideframe as well.
Not only did this allow me to raise the rear ride height in order to run tiny diameter foams, it also allowed me to lower the ride height when running rubber or taller foams.
I made a set last year when I ran the 104 motor/axle plates on my 103 to help get ride height back when the foams wore down.
I shaved off the side closest to the bearing so that the bearing was almost touching the housing on the sideframe then took up the extra slack by putting a tiny screw in the other side.
This moved the axle enough as to where I had to remove material from the sideframe as well.
Not only did this allow me to raise the rear ride height in order to run tiny diameter foams, it also allowed me to lower the ride height when running rubber or taller foams.
#4333
When there is not much foam left on the tire, traction/grip starts going away.
The last F103 kit I built was the Advan Courage F103-GT chassis, it comes with touring car size rims and tires. With the stock axel bearing holder provided in the kit, the ride height was not that bad.
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=51243
The last F103 kit I built was the Advan Courage F103-GT chassis, it comes with touring car size rims and tires. With the stock axel bearing holder provided in the kit, the ride height was not that bad.
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=51243