Tamiya TRF501x owners unite!
#16
Wah. How early?
Will try to join you there.
Will try to join you there.
#17
#18
Wonder if Sengkang Farmway track is dry already?
Jobless so can go during weekdays heheh.
Jobless so can go during weekdays heheh.
#19
Anyway, just to update, I stripped the small nut that is in the front ball differential from overtightening the long screw. Got a front one way temporarily. Will get replacement screws for that part soon as I can.
Also thinking of getting Kanzen Ceramic Balls for the Front and Rear Ball Differentials. From what I read in the US forums, it's highly recommended.
Will probably get replacement bearing set from Kanzen also. Let me know if any of you have better suggestion? Thanks.
Also thinking of getting Kanzen Ceramic Balls for the Front and Rear Ball Differentials. From what I read in the US forums, it's highly recommended.
Will probably get replacement bearing set from Kanzen also. Let me know if any of you have better suggestion? Thanks.
#20
Tested the front one way yesterday.
Wah. Fast!
But have to perform jumps more carefully. I used to anyhow do jumps cos I know I can just tap brake to make the buggy land on all wheels. But with front one way its different. Cos after you jump and angle abit backwards, you cannot tip back forward with a front one way. So, you'll find your buggy landing on its back quite often unless you do jumps differently.
Tried a few times and realise can still jump nicely but have to let go throttle halfway up the ramp. So you can go super fast up the ramp, but just before your buggy takes off from the ramp, let go of throttle.
Maybe some of you already do it correctly.
So this is for the newbies, like me. Heheh.
Wah. Fast!
But have to perform jumps more carefully. I used to anyhow do jumps cos I know I can just tap brake to make the buggy land on all wheels. But with front one way its different. Cos after you jump and angle abit backwards, you cannot tip back forward with a front one way. So, you'll find your buggy landing on its back quite often unless you do jumps differently.
Tried a few times and realise can still jump nicely but have to let go throttle halfway up the ramp. So you can go super fast up the ramp, but just before your buggy takes off from the ramp, let go of throttle.
Maybe some of you already do it correctly.
So this is for the newbies, like me. Heheh.
#21
All you buggy drivers let us pray....
That it doesnt rain again and that the sun will dry up sengkang track.
hehe
That it doesnt rain again and that the sun will dry up sengkang track.
hehe
#22
Nothing to do so here are some pictures of my buggy. Say hi if you see us at the track hehe
Last edited by Lplate; 09-03-2007 at 01:02 AM.
#23
Got my 3mm ceramic diff balls and ceramic bearings from Kanzen in France. They say Free shipping but probably included in price.
And while changing the diff balls, I realised that one of my wheels inside kenna eaten up by the hex pin. Read somewhere that I can use Hotbodies Cyclone D4 wheels and hex with abit of trimming down.
Guess a trip to Taising is in order.
Oi! Where are my other fellow TRF501x kakis?
Let's play together leh!
And while changing the diff balls, I realised that one of my wheels inside kenna eaten up by the hex pin. Read somewhere that I can use Hotbodies Cyclone D4 wheels and hex with abit of trimming down.
Guess a trip to Taising is in order.
Oi! Where are my other fellow TRF501x kakis?
Let's play together leh!
#24
hi, a complete set of NIP spring (front & rear) for sale, $22.
any1 interested pls PM.
any1 interested pls PM.
#25
Tech Regular
hi all 501x owners,
i've a question here. i don't have a 501 but i would like to know whether part X5 and X6 will fit into both ends of a regular tamiya CVA plastic shock as indicated in the blue and green lines on the pic.
if you guys don't mind trying it for me so that i won't end up buying the wrong stuff
thanks a lot!
i've a question here. i don't have a 501 but i would like to know whether part X5 and X6 will fit into both ends of a regular tamiya CVA plastic shock as indicated in the blue and green lines on the pic.
if you guys don't mind trying it for me so that i won't end up buying the wrong stuff
thanks a lot!
#26
Wah. I only got one Tamiya buggy and it's the 501x, so can't compare.
Why don't you go to Stargek to find out?
Why don't you go to Stargek to find out?
#27
Tech Regular
i called them to ask and they are not sure simply because they cant open up the packs to try out....ewww
#29
I think chassis kit alone is either S$600+ or S$700+
Does not come with any electronics or motor. No tires also.
You can consider buying the Hotbodies Cyclone D4 from Seadoo.
Also a carbon fibre and aluminium EP buggy chassis.
Parts easy to get at Taising also.
Scroll back a few pages and pm him.
Think he's selling at nice price.
Does not come with any electronics or motor. No tires also.
You can consider buying the Hotbodies Cyclone D4 from Seadoo.
Also a carbon fibre and aluminium EP buggy chassis.
Parts easy to get at Taising also.
Scroll back a few pages and pm him.
Think he's selling at nice price.
#30