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tony gray 12-23-2006 12:11 AM

Sure will, they'll go straight on....

Just make sure you use the Short tuned spring set with them, and we actually remove the spring tension adjuster as well to get the length down shorter.

f2000racer 12-23-2006 12:15 AM

THanks!

I'll try that.


Originally Posted by tony gray
Sure will, they'll go straight on....

Just make sure you use the Short tuned spring set with them, and we actually remove the spring tension adjuster as well to get the length down shorter.


minimanintaiwan 12-23-2006 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by tony gray
Sure will, they'll go straight on....

Just make sure you use the Short tuned spring set with them, and we actually remove the spring tension adjuster as well to get the length down shorter.

Or use TRF short springs (53630/soft - 53633/ex-hard. These are shorter and u dont have to remove the tension adjuster. The tension adjuster is the great feature of tis damper set. You can adjust height to the fraction of a mm with it.

Graphitedust 12-23-2006 10:24 AM

A question for the masses: I know the answer to this question is in the back pages, but I couldn't find it.

Q: Is there a gear set (ie: gearbox), optional, aftermarket or parts from another Tamiya car that can be used in a M03 to raise the final drive ?

tony gray 12-23-2006 11:41 AM

Tobee Craft make a set of alternative spur gears (36/35/34) that will raise the final drive. They are notoriously hard to find though. Jasons Store on ebay sometimes has them but not at the moment. Rainbow Ten also carry them sometimes.

Eagle Racing make a single set of replacement gears as well, which are basically the equivalent of running a 21T pinion. And also hard to find. RC Mart have them now and then but also dont have them right now.

Neither set of gears are legal in racing I hasten to add.

tony gray 12-23-2006 07:38 PM

Another big page of updates today..

A fairly comprehensive listing of all the official Tamiya Hop-ups for the M03 series. I cant guarantee that they're all there (I didnt do spacers and washers and screws etc) but 99% should be listed there.

If there's something else you feel should be there, please let me know.

An after market listing is in the works too..

http://www.rc-mini.net/MiniWeb1/Parts_Listing.html

Customworksking 12-23-2006 08:05 PM

thanx
 
thanx for the list I see 1 thing i don't have :nod:

madjack 12-24-2006 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by tony gray
Another big page of updates today..

A fairly comprehensive listing of all the official Tamiya Hop-ups for the M03 series. I cant guarantee that they're all there (I didnt do spacers and washers and screws etc) but 99% should be listed there.

If there's something else you feel should be there, please let me know.

An after market listing is in the works too..

http://www.rc-mini.net/MiniWeb1/Parts_Listing.html

nice quick ref. tool Tony, thanks

Sydewynder 12-24-2006 05:57 PM


Originally Posted by tony gray
Another big page of updates today..

A fairly comprehensive listing of all the official Tamiya Hop-ups for the M03 series. I cant guarantee that they're all there (I didnt do spacers and washers and screws etc) but 99% should be listed there.

If there's something else you feel should be there, please let me know.

An after market listing is in the works too..

http://www.rc-mini.net/MiniWeb1/Parts_Listing.html

Tony the TL01 SS hingepins will fit. The Mantaray ball diff will fit. There are 2 versions of the light weight king pin. A steel and an Al version.

tony gray 12-24-2006 07:50 PM

The susp shafts (53301) I plain forgot... :blush:

Manta Ray diff (53070)... Hmm I suppose I should add that too even though it weighs a ton.

And the kingpins... I'll have to check on that. Somewhere in the dark recesses of my memory is something that tells me that the 53157 king pins (the alloy ones) aren't suitable for some reason....although for the life of me I cant remember why?

tamiyarcracer 12-25-2006 11:33 AM

Tony, @ The Tamiya World Championshis this year they had a conversion kit that used TL01 arms on a M04. Have you ever tried this, or have a starting set up.

tony gray 12-25-2006 11:37 AM

Sorry mate, but our M04 experimenting has been minimal to say the least. We've really only had a little play with them and that's that.
However, one of our guys is starting to play with his a bit over Xmas so I'll run that idea past him to play with with.
But I cant help wondering what it would achieve anyway? A really wide M04? And what shell would even fit on it?


The latest update to rc-mini is up now.

What are we doing with these Minis? Check out the site here to find out!

http://home.iprimus.com.au/anthonygray/Minishow6s.jpg

defMondo 12-25-2006 03:16 PM


Originally Posted by tamiyarcracer
Tony, @ The Tamiya World Championshis this year they had a conversion kit that used TL01 arms on a M04. Have you ever tried this, or have a starting set up.


hmmm interesting, so someone was running an M04 with TL01 suspension arms?

Or did someone just have a car built like that?

TP

tamiyarcracer 12-25-2006 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by defMondo
hmmm interesting, so someone was running an M04 with TL01 suspension arms?

Or did someone just have a car built like that?

TP

No, it was a kit you could by to change an M04L to put TL01 arms and run a Porsche TA02 body on it.

tony gray 12-25-2006 03:20 PM

News to me... That'd have to be the Porsche TA02SW body then? Not exactly an easy one to find I'd reckon?


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