Tamiya mini cooper
#3527
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
Sorry, but its still still sitting on the shelf.... There's no class for it to race in here really so there's not a lot of point running it.
Plus...I've got so many other Minis of various types that there's always something else I can run instead. So its unlikely that it'll get a run in a hurry.
Tony
Plus...I've got so many other Minis of various types that there's always something else I can run instead. So its unlikely that it'll get a run in a hurry.
Tony
#3528
Originally Posted by tony gray
Sorry, but its still still sitting on the shelf.... There's no class for it to race in here really so there's not a lot of point running it.
Plus...I've got so many other Minis of various types that there's always something else I can run instead. So its unlikely that it'll get a run in a hurry.
Tony
Plus...I've got so many other Minis of various types that there's always something else I can run instead. So its unlikely that it'll get a run in a hurry.
Tony
#3530
Hello we had our local year race with 1 of the classe's Mini our track is small
and I changed gears to 16 it is legal right ? you can run 16,18 or 20 right
I was told that I had to run a 20 like everyone else my motor got hot so I tried a 16 ... it is legal right..
and I changed gears to 16 it is legal right ? you can run 16,18 or 20 right
I was told that I had to run a 20 like everyone else my motor got hot so I tried a 16 ... it is legal right..
#3531
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
That's one INSANE ruling.. Of course you can run a 16! Unless your club rules specifically state '20 tooth only' you should be able to run any of the optional 16/18/20 choices.
I think most clubs only state '20T Max' They certainly do that down our way.
I think most clubs only state '20T Max' They certainly do that down our way.
#3535
Originally Posted by Taffyjnr5
Hi,
Is there a Tamiya Suzuki Swift thread or can I crash this thread.
Taffyjnr5
Is there a Tamiya Suzuki Swift thread or can I crash this thread.
Taffyjnr5
#3536
Tower's set the price of the M03R's at US$165!! Looks like it has a ball diff included too. Which one though? it just says ball type differential.
Pretty pricey for bling and not even a body! But the rear camber links are about the only thing we CAN'T get separately as a hop-up that would improve performance. I've made my own before but they wer't TCS legal obviously but these will be! Guess, I'm getting one
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRLB5&P=FR
Pretty pricey for bling and not even a body! But the rear camber links are about the only thing we CAN'T get separately as a hop-up that would improve performance. I've made my own before but they wer't TCS legal obviously but these will be! Guess, I'm getting one
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRLB5&P=FR
#3537
Originally Posted by minimanintaiwan
Tower's set the price of the M03R's at US$165!! Looks like it has a ball diff included too. Which one though? it just says ball type differential.
Pretty pricey for bling and not even a body! But the rear camber links are about the only thing we CAN'T get separately as a hop-up that would improve performance. I've made my own before but they wer't TCS legal obviously but these will be! Guess, I'm getting one
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRLB5&P=FR
Pretty pricey for bling and not even a body! But the rear camber links are about the only thing we CAN'T get separately as a hop-up that would improve performance. I've made my own before but they wer't TCS legal obviously but these will be! Guess, I'm getting one
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRLB5&P=FR
#3539
Tech Adept
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 110
From: DC
Tony Gray, as a person waiting for their used mini to arrive in the mail, I would like to thank you for all the info at your website. After reading a 100 pages here it was nice to filter out the 'nice stuff' from the 'must have' stuff and get an insight to setup. Not saying others weren't a big help , but it is obvious you have a passion for the car.
#3540
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
Thanks for the nice feedback!
Passion? Some people suggest its more an addiction... ha!
We like to think that our site gives people somewhere to start at least. And its all in one place!
Tony
Passion? Some people suggest its more an addiction... ha!
We like to think that our site gives people somewhere to start at least. And its all in one place!
Tony



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