Tamiya mini cooper
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Very very nice, the new parts for Xevo.
Do you now wen the parts will be for sale?
So that i can run de new Xevo ISS in the Netherlands.
Very very nice, the new parts for Xevo.
Do you now wen the parts will be for sale?
So that i can run de new Xevo ISS in the Netherlands.
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@ Limbos,
Yes bro, The parts are out. You got PM.
@ Scooby,
Will post it later in the day. Working on my TC now so car is at home.
Yes bro, The parts are out. You got PM.
@ Scooby,
Will post it later in the day. Working on my TC now so car is at home.
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Thats great, but I'm just a bit disturbed by 'rcdrift's profile picture in the (rcblood) forums....
WRONG.....
WRONG.....
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Here are my M chassis cars. The first pic is of my M03M this is the blue plated version but I got a black chassis instead and I did not use the blue chassis on it. The blue chassis in its box. My M03M has the yellow Suzuki Swift Super 1600 body (not shown) the second photo is a M03 mini chassis this has the yellow Mini cooper body the third photo is my M03R chassis with the blue Suzuki WagonR body. All of my chassis have tons of upgrades like full ball bearing aluminum heat sinks aluminum dampers, front and rear stabilizers. In the M03M I use a black sport tuned tamiya motor, in the M03 I use a GT tuned Tamiya motor and in the M03R I use a lightly tuned Tamiya motor this is the slowest of the three. When I took these pics my M03 and M03R where still under construction so I didn't have all the electronics installed.
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question guys what tire compond are you useing on your minis .I see that sweep has some diffrent shores to pick from. i'm driving the car on asphalt
thanks for any help I can get
thanks for any help I can get
for bashing: m compound radial or stock tires from tamiya, x star from hpi if they're still available - I recall they were belted.
+1 on the S-grips
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If its hot outside I use super slicks they tend to grip better in hot weather on asphalt. If its not that hot just warn you can get away with 60D super grip tires also.
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Hey guys, I need to know what part number to use to order a new diff gear for the M05 ball diff. Tried looking on Tamiya USA and all I could find was a diff gear with the same part number as the ball diff, but with a different item# 0440410.
So not quite sure what to use as a part#.
A little help would be appreciated.
Thx in advance
So not quite sure what to use as a part#.
A little help would be appreciated.
Thx in advance
Tech Apprentice
ive been running solaris on asphault other then being a little bit smaller diameter theeze tires stick realy well they hold up realy well too a couple of the guys have about seven race days out of them thats 2 qualies and a main thats about 21 races
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There's a reason Tony P and Tim are standing behind that big concrete pipe.
And yes, that red blur IS a mini (an M05 to be exact)
Check out the stupidity HERE
And yes, that red blur IS a mini (an M05 to be exact)
Check out the stupidity HERE
Awesome video, you guys have just found a new RC car sport.