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The word concept is being used because it's exciting to nerds. It works. We're excited.
Can't wait for the M-08 Thingy. |
Originally Posted by Core Creations
(Post 14947125)
M07 parts showing up on eBay...no kits yet though.
"Add to Cart" ready! haha |
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Originally Posted by Papi
(Post 14947991)
I would say that Tamiya calls it "concept", because it differs from other chassis too much. It might be start of new line. But maybe, if M07 won't be succesfull, Tamiya releases another M07, with more traditional design :smile:
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looking at the manual,... what a nice refreshing design for a 'mini'.
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Originally Posted by OSherman
(Post 14948426)
looking at the manual,... what a nice refreshing design for a 'mini'.
What I'm wondering about is ideal damper length. I suppose if the droop setup is better than the 05 V2, I'd just build them full length. |
I'm relieved to see the 'clamshell' style chassis done away with.. also a 'normal' motor plate so you can really set your gearmesh is a nice change, all while still being limited on the range of gears.
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Originally Posted by Core Creations
(Post 14948533)
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Originally Posted by monkeyracing
(Post 14948611)
It's definitely Tamiya, with some nice new features for a mini. I'm still mystified by the "stiffeners". Wondering why the chassis couldn't have been made stiffer on its own. Front suspension reminds me a little of a CC01. Glad to see upper links that will offer more adjustment options.
What I'm wondering about is ideal damper length. I suppose if the droop setup is better than the 05 V2, I'd just build them full length. The shock length issue looks weird. For the sake of 2mm, couldn't they just lower the shock tower slightly instead of require a longer shock? Seems weird that their premiere TC has smaller shocks than their mini. Also, the part number of the shock shaft for the M07 is the same as the M05 pro kits, so either the length isn't really any different or they used the wrong part number. |
i am running a v2 R at the moment . i have some tamiya alloy front steering knuckles and rear hubs. are the steering knuckles compatible with the RA front uprights? also will there be any geometry change when adding them . the alloy rear hubs look a little different to the plastic ones
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Originally Posted by monkeyracing
(Post 14947994)
The word concept is being used because it's exciting to nerds. It works. We're excited.
Can't wait for the M-08 Thingy. http://www.rctech.net/forum/members/...042217-402.jpg Bring on the M08! |
Originally Posted by damang999
(Post 14949381)
i am running a v2 R at the moment . i have some tamiya alloy front steering knuckles and rear hubs. are the steering knuckles compatible with the RA front uprights? also will there be any geometry change when adding them . the alloy rear hubs look a little different to the plastic ones
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Originally Posted by gigaplex
(Post 14949465)
They will fit but the width will be changed slightly. Can't remember if it'll be slightly wider or narrower.
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Originally Posted by damang999
(Post 14949482)
Thanks. The car is awesome as is so i dont really want to change it..i have the alloy bits on the bench and thought i might aswell make use of them
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