14LikesTamiya 1/12 R/C RM-01 "Racing Master"
07-31-2014, 09:31 AM
#1066
07-31-2014, 09:35 AM
#1067
Just email them with your inquiry. If they don't have it, they can get it. Some of my items were not in stock but they were able to get it in a few days.
08-08-2014, 04:21 PM
#1068
I am considering to purchase tire truer, and note that the holes in RM-01 front and rear wheels are different to standard 1/12th scale wheels.
Is there any recommendation of wheel adapter suitable for truing RM-01 foam tires ?
I have browsed and found 2 options:
a. Hudy 102375 - Hudy Wheel Adapter 1/12 & 1/10 Pan Cars
b. 3Racing (#HKU-2112) 1/12 Scale Aluminium Adapter
TIA
Is there any recommendation of wheel adapter suitable for truing RM-01 foam tires ?
I have browsed and found 2 options:
a. Hudy 102375 - Hudy Wheel Adapter 1/12 & 1/10 Pan Cars
b. 3Racing (#HKU-2112) 1/12 Scale Aluminium Adapter
TIA
08-08-2014, 04:36 PM
#1069
I am considering to purchase tire truer, and note that the holes in RM-01 front and rear wheels are different to standard 1/12th scale wheels.
Is there any recommendation of wheel adapter suitable for truing RM-01 foam tires ?
I have browsed and found 2 options:
a. Hudy 102375 - Hudy Wheel Adapter 1/12 & 1/10 Pan Cars
b. 3Racing (#HKU-2112) 1/12 Scale Aluminium Adapter
TIA
Is there any recommendation of wheel adapter suitable for truing RM-01 foam tires ?
I have browsed and found 2 options:
a. Hudy 102375 - Hudy Wheel Adapter 1/12 & 1/10 Pan Cars
b. 3Racing (#HKU-2112) 1/12 Scale Aluminium Adapter
TIA
http://www.pro-s-futaba.co.jp/store/...2006RM&x=0&y=0
You can of course use standard 1/12 wheels on your RM-01, as has been discussed many times on this thread
08-09-2014, 01:48 AM
#1070
Thanks RBFF. You are very helpful
08-20-2014, 11:02 AM
#1073
My first RM-01X build 
08-20-2014, 11:14 AM
#1074
A few suggestions
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
08-20-2014, 11:20 AM
#1075
Tech Regular
iTrader: (8)
A few suggestions
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
Hoping to run it tomorrow at tamiya and may be adding it as a 3rd class if Fred permits
08-20-2014, 11:21 AM
#1076
Sorry, forgot to add detailed specs
ESC = Hobbywing Justock (45A - Burst 260A)
Motor = Hobbywing Xerun 21.5T - 2S (1,600 Kv)
Servo = Futaba S9570SV S.Bus2 HV (7.4V)
Dimension [1.61 x 0.79 x 0.98]
Receiver = Futaba R204GF-E (S-FHSS)
Dimension [1.37 x 0.9 x 0.33]
Battery = Team Orion Carbon Pro 3400 Mah - 100C (2S - 7.4V)
Spur = 90T - Tamiya #50978 | 04 Module for TB Evo
Pinion = 30T - TRF #42229 | 04 Module Hard Coated Aluminum
Tires = Standard Tamiya (Rear : 51mm)
Added with Tamiya #53943 3x46mm Turnbuckle for DF-03, and Team Associated RC12R5 Foam Bumper.
ESC = Hobbywing Justock (45A - Burst 260A)
Motor = Hobbywing Xerun 21.5T - 2S (1,600 Kv)
Servo = Futaba S9570SV S.Bus2 HV (7.4V)
Dimension [1.61 x 0.79 x 0.98]
Receiver = Futaba R204GF-E (S-FHSS)
Dimension [1.37 x 0.9 x 0.33]
Battery = Team Orion Carbon Pro 3400 Mah - 100C (2S - 7.4V)
Spur = 90T - Tamiya #50978 | 04 Module for TB Evo
Pinion = 30T - TRF #42229 | 04 Module Hard Coated Aluminum
Tires = Standard Tamiya (Rear : 51mm)
Added with Tamiya #53943 3x46mm Turnbuckle for DF-03, and Team Associated RC12R5 Foam Bumper.
08-20-2014, 11:30 AM
#1079
A few suggestions
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
16g wire to the motor
Do not bind motor wires up
That front brace should not be necessary with the RM-01X, the Carbon arms are plenty stiff
Free Pod moment is of the utmost importance, for any pan car, heavy bound up wires will kill the handling
Make sure pod, and links pivot free and smooth, much the same as a Sedan shock end
Dear RBFF,
TBH, I am having difficulty to buy 16G wires, thus my option is the standard wires came from Hobbywing.
I will cut the cable ties...
I use the DF03 turnbuckle to reinforce the front arms.... I think I need it because I'm gonna bashing it in (high grip) outdoor asphalt circuit
Thank you so much for sharing advice
08-20-2014, 01:08 PM
#1080
Tech Adept
2S battery ? I'm surprised as mine don't fit, too thick.