Tamiya mini cooper
It says your from LA--come on down to West Coast on Tuesdaynight--they'll be lot's of mini's there and people racing them--check out what's working and have some fun tuning with us.
T
ALLRIGHTY NOW---THE Mini's ready to do BATTLE!!!!



CYA Tuesday night!!!
T
ALLRIGHTY NOW---THE Mini's ready to do BATTLE!!!!




CYA Tuesday night!!!
Last edited by timmig; 03-06-2010 at 11:21 PM.
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Hi everyone!
Ok, so I am pretty new to the whole RC racing thing, but I was wondering if I could get some help here. I have an M04L Beetle that I am thinking about running with the local club. I believe most of the people have FWD cars, so finding help on setup for my car has been a bit difficult. I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out with a base set-up for my car. As of right now, it is bone stock. The track I will be running is out doors, high grip asphalt. Right now I am thinking of getting a ball diff and oil shocks, but I am not sure where to go from there. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
GS
Ok, so I am pretty new to the whole RC racing thing, but I was wondering if I could get some help here. I have an M04L Beetle that I am thinking about running with the local club. I believe most of the people have FWD cars, so finding help on setup for my car has been a bit difficult. I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out with a base set-up for my car. As of right now, it is bone stock. The track I will be running is out doors, high grip asphalt. Right now I am thinking of getting a ball diff and oil shocks, but I am not sure where to go from there. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
GS
Check with http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...alpage=special or RCBoyz on ebay for parts. Both these places have a good selection of hop ups at good prices.
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Hi everyone!
Ok, so I am pretty new to the whole RC racing thing, but I was wondering if I could get some help here. I have an M04L Beetle that I am thinking about running with the local club. I believe most of the people have FWD cars, so finding help on setup for my car has been a bit difficult. I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out with a base set-up for my car. As of right now, it is bone stock. The track I will be running is out doors, high grip asphalt. Right now I am thinking of getting a ball diff and oil shocks, but I am not sure where to go from there. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
GS
Ok, so I am pretty new to the whole RC racing thing, but I was wondering if I could get some help here. I have an M04L Beetle that I am thinking about running with the local club. I believe most of the people have FWD cars, so finding help on setup for my car has been a bit difficult. I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out with a base set-up for my car. As of right now, it is bone stock. The track I will be running is out doors, high grip asphalt. Right now I am thinking of getting a ball diff and oil shocks, but I am not sure where to go from there. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
GS
I build the new M05 diff and had no problems getting it tight. What I did was take a set of pliers and pressed the diff spring down a little, that made the tightening of the diff easy and it seemed to get real tight (almost locked down) and no issues with the nut or screw.
I hope there's clearance for the M03 but I don't think there will be.
I prefer the ''Dolly'' colours to the ''Charleston'' colours.
And yep, here in the UK they race them full size.....theres even a one-off meeting every year for the 2CV 24hrs...
http://www.2cvracing.co.uk/
I prefer the ''Dolly'' colours to the ''Charleston'' colours.
And yep, here in the UK they race them full size.....theres even a one-off meeting every year for the 2CV 24hrs...
http://www.2cvracing.co.uk/
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Hey..was surfing though ebay looking for M04 parts and came across this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/3Racing-Tamiya-M...item5ad130a084
I know that this sounds kinda stupid, but what does this do exactly and is it worth while upgrade?
Also, anyone have a pic of where this actually mounts to? I'm just having a hard time getting a visual of where this would go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/3Racing-Tamiya-M...item5ad130a084
I know that this sounds kinda stupid, but what does this do exactly and is it worth while upgrade?
Also, anyone have a pic of where this actually mounts to? I'm just having a hard time getting a visual of where this would go.
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Posts: 596
From: San Dimas, CA
Hey..was surfing though ebay looking for M04 parts and came across this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/3Racing-Tamiya-M...item5ad130a084
I know that this sounds kinda stupid, but what does this do exactly and is it worth while upgrade?
Also, anyone have a pic of where this actually mounts to? I'm just having a hard time getting a visual of where this would go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/3Racing-Tamiya-M...item5ad130a084
I know that this sounds kinda stupid, but what does this do exactly and is it worth while upgrade?
Also, anyone have a pic of where this actually mounts to? I'm just having a hard time getting a visual of where this would go.
**What is the difference between the Manta Ray diff and the TA03 diff? I need to install one in my car for carpet use. I ran last night with 300K silicone in the gear diff, diffing through the corners like a loose slipper clutch. Anyone use the Yeah Racing spool in the m03?
If there is any difference, it's academic.
One of these has a wider gear than the other, I never remember which but it makes no difference (perhaps only minimal friction, but as I said above, it's academic).
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Thanks. Was wondering due to the couple dollar difference. Has anyone used a spool instead of the ball diff?
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