Tamiya mini cooper
#2851
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Originally Posted by akuhon
Tony,
Are there any wheel axles (any manufacturers) which long enough to accomodate this type of hex adaptor ... ??
I prefer universal wheel axle 'cause I will use it with my univ. shaft drive.
Are there any wheel axles (any manufacturers) which long enough to accomodate this type of hex adaptor ... ??
I prefer universal wheel axle 'cause I will use it with my univ. shaft drive.
Drifter, you can make TRF or Super Mini shocks to whatever length you want by adjusting with spacers. So dont stress too much about it.
#2852
Originally Posted by akuhon
Tony,
Are there any wheel axles (any manufacturers) which long enough to accomodate this type of hex adaptor ... ??
I prefer universal wheel axle 'cause I will use it with my univ. shaft drive.
Are there any wheel axles (any manufacturers) which long enough to accomodate this type of hex adaptor ... ??
I prefer universal wheel axle 'cause I will use it with my univ. shaft drive.
#2853
Tony and Tamiyarcracer, thanks for the info...
This TG10 axle is just a spare part...not the hop up, right ?
So I have to go back with dog bone again .....
This TG10 axle is just a spare part...not the hop up, right ?
So I have to go back with dog bone again .....
#2854
Originally Posted by akuhon
Tony and Tamiyarcracer, thanks for the info...
This TG10 axle is just a spare part...not the hop up, right ?
So I have to go back with dog bone again .....
This TG10 axle is just a spare part...not the hop up, right ?
So I have to go back with dog bone again .....
But on the rear it doesn't drive, so no dogbone needed.
#2855
Yes, I know it, but I'd like to use it on my TL-01 together with 4+ offset wheels to make it wider ....
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The Team Atlas Beat Mini has arrived! We got our car today and its up on rc-mini.net now.
And its a damn nice car too!
Check it out now
And its a damn nice car too!
Check it out now
#2857
From the pic, I see it's almost the same as ABC, only it's a belt-driven car.
Any noticeable different beside it, Tony ?
Please try it on the circuit and tell us about the handling.
Any noticeable different beside it, Tony ?
Please try it on the circuit and tell us about the handling.
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The cars are identical essentially. All the suspension and such is the same. Different chassis plate but only in regard to the cutouts. The transmission housings are different and the diffs are slightly different (obviously)
I'd suggest 85/90% of the parts are the same. No real need to try it even, it'll handle exactly the same as the ABC I would think!
I'd suggest 85/90% of the parts are the same. No real need to try it even, it'll handle exactly the same as the ABC I would think!
#2859
For TCS racing with the Mini do they tech the bearings? I need to upgrade the bushings in my Mini and wanted to know if there are advantages to using particular bearings over another?
#2861
Originally Posted by Core Creations
Bearings of any kind are legal for TCS racing. I've always just used regular steel shielded bearings cleaned out and lightly oiled. They are cheap and work great.
#2863
Originally Posted by mach51
i bought a used M03 Mini off here and it has the ball diff but the outdrives are severely worn, dont have a manual, anyone have a partnumber for the outdrives? (cups)
thanks.
thanks.
#2865
Originally Posted by Big Daddy Boomer
Here is another picture that I took of the Man, the Myth, the Legend and his pet.
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