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Old 09-08-2002, 10:42 PM
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Old 09-08-2002, 10:43 PM
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Old 09-09-2002, 09:02 AM
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In your "last picture," the top, righthand item, are those aluminum suspension bellcranks?
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Originally posted by MYXTYPLYX
The 19 turn seems to be the best platform to use for stock racing for this class. The Chameleon seems to be favored but has anyone tried the other motors for comparison?

More testing seem to be in order. In time we'll get this car dialed.

For all those able to run in spec races, give some feedback on the tires being allowed(rubber, foam, brand, type, etc.). This will help in others organizing their own spec rules and give us an even platform for testing and share test results.

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I have the original Chameleon in mine running the pits hards, a square mtr mount , Tamiya lockers and universal axels, 23/55 gears and the cars is really fun to drive.
I hear the Chameleon 2 is a better motor and the Peak 19t has better magnets.
Time will tell on the motor issue if we ever get something going.
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Originally posted by AdrianM
To All-I just wanted to let everyone know that Schumacher USA is the Distributor for the Cross and Take Off F201 Hopups.

We have Take Off Color Screw kits in all colors in stocl now.

We have all of the Cross Hops Ups in stock except fot the carbon chassis kits (we only ordered a few and they went fast). The Carbon chassis kits seem expensive but you get 2 chassis plates and a ton of gold alloy standoffs and bearing blocks.

Item No. Mfc. Description US Retail
CTF-07 Cross Aluminum Center Shaft, F201 $35.99
CTF-1 Cross Carbon Chassis Upper Deck Set, F201 $119.99
CTF-10A Cross Bearing Set A, F201 $59.99
CTF-10B Cross Bearing Set B, F201 $38.99
CTF-120 Cross Aluminum Motor Mount, F201 $44.99
CTF-130 Cross Titanium Rear Torque Rod Linkage Set, F201 $15.99
CTF-15R Cross Carbon Rear Dumper Stay for CTF-1, F201 $25.99
CTF-19 Cross Titanium Steering Linkage set, F201 $15.99
CTF-20 Cross Spur Gear Holder, F201 $12.99
CTF-23 Cross Titanium Push Rod Set, F201 $19.99
CTF-6H Cross Hard Spring Set, F201 $9.99
CTF-6M Cross Medium Spring Set, F201 $9.99
TS634B Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Blue $54.99
TS634BK Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Black $54.99
TS634G Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Gold $54.99
TS634P Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Purple $54.99
TS634PK Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Pink $54.99
TS634R Take Off Color Screw Set: for F201 Red $54.99
Are these screws aluminum or titanium?
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Old 09-09-2002, 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by Masato
Hello F201 Fans,

Have any of you noticed the new High Performance F201 kit w/original body listed at Tower Hobbies? Has anyone seen this kit in thier LHS?

I was waiting to purchase the F201 untill this kit came out because of the two bodies and the supposed lower price of 3000yen/$20-25US. (Shizuoka Hobby Show New Items Release)
Insted, the kit is being sold for $20 more than the original kit.
Oh well, I guess I waited for nothing. Time for me to place my order with my LHS for the Ferrari kit!

Late,
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Welcome to Tower Hobbies - Home of the highest prices on the planet
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Old 09-09-2002, 02:04 PM
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Hello all, new to the thread, but not to the F201. I have had some decent success with the after market parts available. The car wakes up after a few hop-ups. But if you find yourself hooked on the items that Rainbow Ten has to offer don't blame me...you were warned!

BTW - the works well now (still needs a rear sway bar), it has been run a few times at Tamiya America with interesting results

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Old 09-09-2002, 04:19 PM
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sorry about that when I compressed the pics for the web the letter became unreadable. here the scoop

"options1" picture: (label starting from top-left to right)

racing spring set, high speed gear, lightweight counter shaft, lightweight countergears, (bottom row) aluminum damper cylinders, low friction damper piston set front, low friction damper piston set rear, diff plates for light weight diff joint.

"options2" picture: high grip tires rear, high grip tires front.

"options3" picture: lightweight diff joint, turnbuckle shafts, universal shafts, aluminum arm set, (bottom row) aluminum motor mount, aluminum motor guard, reinforced propeller shaft set.

I talked to Fred Medel Tamiya HQ TCS and he said for next year TCS the final F201 rules will get finalized after this years worlds. The winner of the F103 for north america will get a f201 if they already don't have one. That should be interesting for the winner!!!
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Old 09-09-2002, 05:02 PM
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They will probably be similar to that of any other Tamiya rules.Are all of those parts made by Tamiya?,if they are I would imagine this thing could be lighter and faster at TCS.
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Old 09-09-2002, 07:00 PM
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My brother's GM3 equiped F201 is already pretty quick (approaching sedan speed) but it still gets killed in the handling department. Personally, I can't wait until these hop-ups become available or better yet an "F201-R" with all of the hop-ups included.
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Old 09-09-2002, 10:17 PM
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If anyone is spec racing right now with this car please post your rules.
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Old 09-10-2002, 09:42 AM
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We sort of are in the Bay Area. We're running 19T spec motors (24 degree), require kit style rubber tires (no sedan or foams,) and no one ways. Open wheel body is also required.
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Old 09-10-2002, 11:53 AM
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What rules are you running as far as aftermarket hop ups?
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Old 09-11-2002, 09:47 AM
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We allow all hop-ups except for front one-ways and non-kit style rims and tires.
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Old 09-22-2002, 09:22 PM
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So guys what are the must have Hopups for the new F1 from Tamiya??? ALso what are the best tires and rims out there???
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