Tamiya mini cooper
#2311
were TCS rules not in effect last year?
check out this dudes body...
http://www.trackside.com/images/ustc...s/P1010542.JPG
check out this dudes body...
http://www.trackside.com/images/ustc...s/P1010542.JPG
#2312
yea, TCS was in effect.. that car was Eric's car. he won both the first 2 A mains and locked in the win, and was gonna run that with the 3rd, but not everybody wanted him in there with 'em.
i hope we do really get handouts this year... traveled all that way and left our good motors at home...
i hope we do really get handouts this year... traveled all that way and left our good motors at home...
#2313
Originally Posted by Turbonium
i hope we do really get handouts this year... traveled all that way and left our good motors at home... 

I guess those were the coach motors?Peace Aaron(W-W)
#2314
Originally Posted by TENCHO
were TCS rules not in effect last year?
check out this dudes body...
http://www.trackside.com/images/ustc...s/P1010542.JPG
check out this dudes body...
http://www.trackside.com/images/ustc...s/P1010542.JPG
I was very un-happy because they didn't take any pic's of the mini race ....maybe it will change this time
Last edited by Customworksking; 11-19-2006 at 06:36 AM. Reason: ooops
#2316
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 230
Hi All,
Can anyone tell me what would be the best tire combination and the difference between compounds. The weather would be about 28 degrees celcius outside, not sure what the track temps would be.
Whats the difference between
Type A
Type B
Radial
Super grip radial.
Which would be best to run in conditions mentioned above.
Does anyone also know of a good / cheap online shop that sells m03 spares ?
Thanks
Can anyone tell me what would be the best tire combination and the difference between compounds. The weather would be about 28 degrees celcius outside, not sure what the track temps would be.
Whats the difference between
Type A
Type B
Radial
Super grip radial.
Which would be best to run in conditions mentioned above.
Does anyone also know of a good / cheap online shop that sells m03 spares ?
Thanks
#2317
Originally Posted by TENCHO
Hey, has anyone adjusted camber by melting the upper links?

I've been thinking of this....
One tip (with the hole) connect to chassis -> using nuts and bolts
Other tip (screw type) screw to 5 mm ball connector .....-> to upright / hub equipped with ball nuts.
Last edited by akuhon; 11-22-2006 at 08:53 AM.
#2318
COMPLETELY new to the Mini's--bought an M03 "classic" Mini to run on our medium-grip carpet during breaks, etc. Can someone (or a couple someones) make a tire recommendation? Prefer something that mounts on the Minilite wheels (either reinforced or not).
Many thanks,
Scottrik
Many thanks,
Scottrik
#2319
akuhon....your idea could work, but also you could attach 5mm balls to the chassis and c-hub and use short turnbukles to adjust camber.
a friend of mine told me that i could also change the camber by melting the upper links in the center. so instead of being straight, they would more V-like. i have not tried it, but i want to.
Scottrik, i have never raced on carpet so i dont know what tire would work. But on asphalt i use Pit-Shimizu slicks on the rear, and Hpi X-type on the front. Handles like it's on rails!
a friend of mine told me that i could also change the camber by melting the upper links in the center. so instead of being straight, they would more V-like. i have not tried it, but i want to.
Scottrik, i have never raced on carpet so i dont know what tire would work. But on asphalt i use Pit-Shimizu slicks on the rear, and Hpi X-type on the front. Handles like it's on rails!
#2324
Originally Posted by TENCHO
akuhon....your idea could work, but also you could attach 5mm balls to the chassis and c-hub and use short turnbukles to adjust camber.
a friend of mine told me that i could also change the camber by melting the upper links in the center. so instead of being straight, they would more V-like. i have not tried it, but i want to.
a friend of mine told me that i could also change the camber by melting the upper links in the center. so instead of being straight, they would more V-like. i have not tried it, but i want to.
For upper link melting, not a good idea 'cause you can't set the camber equally left and right ....
I only need a really small hook to make such turnbuckles.... not lucky so far ...
BTW thanks for the advice.
Last edited by akuhon; 11-22-2006 at 12:29 AM.



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