Keith Sawyer

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Can anyone tell me if the HPI Xpattern tires fit on Tamiya wheels?

Keith Sawyer

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part#4565 sorry

Customworksking

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yes but not tcs legal

Keith Sawyer

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Thanks just thinking about it for club racing

bizkit1

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Just remember the more you practice with Tamiya products, the better you can do at a TCS race.

Keith Sawyer

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True, just trying to find something that doesn't wear out in two race days

HotrodHopkins

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i used my cooper tires all season long.

Customworksking

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I run s grip and m grip 3 yrs now all indoor thou

Keith Sawyer

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Wow, we really go through a new set of typeA's in two days. One of the tracks we run on is smooth and the other is a little rough. We have a pretty good mini turnout every week, check it out on the Georgia racing forum. I think there are about 22 running on a regular basis. Thanks for the info on the wheels. Keith

sup

i just got these new tires. they're tamiya ones, 60D. it's labeled M-Chasis Slicks. part number: 53215. they are packaged in plastic (unlike the Type A's that are in a box). all i can say is that they're super hard! will test them out, hopefully they run well. maybe these are good practice tires as Type A's are really soft compound and wear very quick.

badboy, has anyone used these tires here in our area?

keithander

The instructions have been added here.

Hope this helps you out, the instructions are on 1 large sheet. The first file (A) is the left hand side and the second file (B) is the right hand side!

Thanks again,

Keith.

iamramos

Hey! Does anyone know what the screw schedule is for a stock M03 Cooper? or better yet: have a pdf of the instruction manual.....hit me up at [email protected]

Tomoyuki

Heh. So any1 has any for sale?

UKShark

Im currently doing up a mini and hit a problem. I have the tamiya purple shocks and the tuned springs. I have tried all 3 different piston rings with 1 2 and 3 holes, ive tried 30 40 50 and 70 weight and still the shocks are too long for the springs. they are always solid and the springs rattle around as the shocks are too long. I have seen people use the yellow front blue rear combo but cant understand how they get the shocks to be shorter so i dont have to add like 4 spacers just to get the springs to meet. (Tried without the spacer and the spring bounced and the lower spring holder fell off..

Someone told me to cut the piston rod.... But ive not seen you guys say that at all....
Please help me get my mini M3L lower. (I put reg springs on, yes they fit alot better but i can limbo under my car.. CG toooo high!!!

Thanks for help

Steve

Tomoyuki

put o-rings in yr shock body mate. 3 behind and 2 infront if i dun remember wrongly. below the piston rings.