Tamiya mini cooper
#1021
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M04
Is anyone having problems with chassis tweak on the M04M? I replaced the kit servo saver which reduced the problem somewhat. Besides not hitting every board on the track
, is there anything else that can be done to fix this problem?
, is there anything else that can be done to fix this problem?
#1023
I am using the Kimbrough large. You have to drill to two extra holes a little lower in it though.
I have been using the tungsten diff balls, and I polish the diff rings before assembly.
I have been using 30wt oil all around (two hole), HPI radials front, and HPI x-patterns in the rear. Both have HPI green inserts trimmed to fit the smaller diameter.
Ride height at SoCal is 5 front, and 6mm rear. I also set the tweak on the car, even though I get harassed for it.... have all the electronics stufts inside the rear part of the chassis too.
Hope this helps.
I have been using the tungsten diff balls, and I polish the diff rings before assembly.
I have been using 30wt oil all around (two hole), HPI radials front, and HPI x-patterns in the rear. Both have HPI green inserts trimmed to fit the smaller diameter.
Ride height at SoCal is 5 front, and 6mm rear. I also set the tweak on the car, even though I get harassed for it.... have all the electronics stufts inside the rear part of the chassis too.
Hope this helps.
#1027
Tamiya Mini Springs:
Red-Soft
Blue-Med
White-Firm
So the white is firmer or stiffer than the red.
The only advantage to the carbon fiber gear shafts is overall car weight saving. The shafts themselve don't a actually rotate they just hold the bearing for the gears.
Red-Soft
Blue-Med
White-Firm
So the white is firmer or stiffer than the red.
The only advantage to the carbon fiber gear shafts is overall car weight saving. The shafts themselve don't a actually rotate they just hold the bearing for the gears.
#1032
rcmnx-
I'd send an e-mail and photo to Tamiya USA, attn Fred Medel to get an official answer, but my guess is that it would not be legal. Their rules state that the part has to be from (or a designated option part for) the chassis it's used on. Since the Mini never had a carrier option...
I'd send an e-mail and photo to Tamiya USA, attn Fred Medel to get an official answer, but my guess is that it would not be legal. Their rules state that the part has to be from (or a designated option part for) the chassis it's used on. Since the Mini never had a carrier option...
#1033
Ryan F
The tire combo for Tracside in Milwaukee is:
Fronts, "S" grip stuff with inserts to make them firm. This can be done a number of ways.
Rears, "M" grip with normal Mini black shaped inserts.
My son Matt and I race Mini's every Tuesday night, we would be happy to help and answer any set-up questions you have on Mini's.
The tire combo for Tracside in Milwaukee is:
Fronts, "S" grip stuff with inserts to make them firm. This can be done a number of ways.
Rears, "M" grip with normal Mini black shaped inserts.
My son Matt and I race Mini's every Tuesday night, we would be happy to help and answer any set-up questions you have on Mini's.



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