Tamiya mini cooper
#2462
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I was never a fan of the Mini, for one they are too small for my 6 foot 5 frame, and also if you have ever worked on them ( or worse the Metro ) you'll know how bad they can be !
But, there have been some very cool modded ones out there, the best I saw was a 6 wheeled pickup, very nice still a mini though
Great time trial cars though, super light weight and very maneuverable.
But, there have been some very cool modded ones out there, the best I saw was a 6 wheeled pickup, very nice still a mini though
Great time trial cars though, super light weight and very maneuverable.
#2463
Originally Posted by Customworksking
By the way Marc Rheinard raced mini coopers thats how Tamiya found him...
#2464
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hey hey hey , someone post theese pics in the tb evo 5 forum
#2465
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Originally Posted by tamiyarcracer
Not Exactly true. The first year to worlds he ran mini. He got it handed to him by Ramon Flores If I remember correctly. the next year he went He handed it to everyone in a sedan class.
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Originally Posted by DrKucho
hey hey hey , someone post these pics in the tb evo 5 forum
C'mon Akuhon, you posted em, more info please!
Looks like a Mid or LWB though, not a SWB.
#2467
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That short TA05 chassis looks like the 30th anniversary Porche 934 kit.
Estimated kit price $500-$600 USD. Wanna buy it Tony?
Estimated kit price $500-$600 USD. Wanna buy it Tony?
#2468
Hi just finished assembling my Suzuki Swift Mini. I was wondering, since there is no inserts in the box, to I have to go buy some or can I just install the tires on the rims with no inserts?
Thanks, Chris.
Thanks, Chris.
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Originally Posted by Sydewynder
That short TA05 chassis looks like the 30th anniversary Porche 934 kit.
Estimated kit price $500-$600 USD. Wanna buy it Tony?
Estimated kit price $500-$600 USD. Wanna buy it Tony?
Chris, the original tyres wont last long anyway, half a dozen runs and they'll be gone anyway. I'd put some inserts in though just to help them out and last a little longer. Its really not all that important which ones.
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Originally Posted by falconcg
Hi just finished assembling my Suzuki Swift Mini. I was wondering, since there is no inserts in the box, to I have to go buy some or can I just install the tires on the rims with no inserts?
Thanks, Chris.
Thanks, Chris.
I would say try to get a set, unless you are just going to be bashing with the car.
#2471
Originally Posted by tony gray
Ooh yeah that is one nice EVo 5 conversion...
C'mon Akuhon, you posted em, more info please!
Looks like a Mid or LWB though, not a SWB.
C'mon Akuhon, you posted em, more info please!
Looks like a Mid or LWB though, not a SWB.
This is the link of the mini project. http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~d-data/mini.html
I still curious what kind of arms they use ? No pics from under the chassis. Looks so short...
Is it tamiya lightweight rev. arm (short ver.) ?
Check also the Pro4-mini, .... quite interesting ...
#2472
My bad, I say the inserts after. They were included. I guess I will have to go buy some new tires if those ones aren't good then. The 60D radials, are they better? I heard that you didn't need compound with them, they worked fine as is. I will be using them on carpet.
#2473
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Originally Posted by akuhon
Hey Tony,
This is the link of the mini project. http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~d-data/mini.html
I still curious what kind of arms they use ? No pics from under the chassis. Looks so short...
Is it tamiya lightweight rev. arm (short ver.) ?
Check also the Pro4-mini, .... quite interesting ...
This is the link of the mini project. http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~d-data/mini.html
I still curious what kind of arms they use ? No pics from under the chassis. Looks so short...
Is it tamiya lightweight rev. arm (short ver.) ?
Check also the Pro4-mini, .... quite interesting ...
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I've got 2 or 3 weeks off soon, maybe I need to build an Evo5 and Pro4 Mini during that time....
#2475
Originally Posted by Sydewynder
Translation from the QA sounds like shortened HPI pro 4 arms.
Will be lack of precision, side to side ... IMO.