Tamiya mini cooper
If you get the chance (and you want to upgrade to lipo) go to Hobbypartz.com. They've got some 2400mah Gens Ace hard case packs on there for $13! You might have to change the plug, but that's a small price to pay. A bunch of guys I know are running them and they've been flawless.
Jim
Hey Jim
The other night at Carcar Mario ran his mini for 45 min straight. Did over 200 laps and the motor came off at 120F. I am thinking we might be able to run an endro night or up the mains to 10-12 minutes haha.
The other night at Carcar Mario ran his mini for 45 min straight. Did over 200 laps and the motor came off at 120F. I am thinking we might be able to run an endro night or up the mains to 10-12 minutes haha.
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p.s. yep, it's THAT good.....
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Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 662
From: NZ
Hi there.
Are there any harder outdrives & front axels.
I know Tamiya makes hardened outdrives, dont seem that much better.
3Racing makes hardened front axels, are they any good??
Good trying to get something that doesnt wear in the slot where the dogbone pin goes.
Cheers
Are there any harder outdrives & front axels.
I know Tamiya makes hardened outdrives, dont seem that much better.
3Racing makes hardened front axels, are they any good??
Good trying to get something that doesnt wear in the slot where the dogbone pin goes.
Cheers
http://www.rcmart.com/rc-tl01ff01ff0...h=595_744_1389
Then you use the plastic blade adaptors on the outdrives, gets rid of the axle problem totally as it is all in one.
Then you use the plastic blade adaptors on the outdrives, gets rid of the axle problem totally as it is all in one.
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,367
I've posted this several times, but Madulla is right. If you fit the plastic blade protectors over the pins it does eliminate the problem. You do have to open up the outdrive slots with your Dremel and a cut off wheel or disc. This is fairly time consuming and you do have to exercise some care, but is not difficult to do.



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