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Old 05-28-2010, 03:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Peter $
Thanks a lot.

What pinionsize do you use? And do you use the smaller or the larger of the spurgears?

Thanks again.

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I use the small of the spur gears with a 22 tooth pinion because our track has a 70m straight and we can only use silvercans

the 24 tooth pinion wont fit my M05 due to the hole in the alloy motor mount is too small for it
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Old 05-29-2010, 08:43 AM
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A mate of mine needs new steering links for his original M03 (his popped over the ballstud causing the steering to stop re-centreing).

Instead of buying the whole C-Parts tree, would the ballends from 50953 work?

http://www.tamiya.modelsport.co.uk/i...n&ItemID=13458

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Old 05-29-2010, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by academygaz
A mate of mine needs new steering links for his original M03 (his popped over the ballstud causing the steering to stop re-centreing).

Instead of buying the whole C-Parts tree, would the ballends from 50953 work?

http://www.tamiya.modelsport.co.uk/i...n&ItemID=13458

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If you want to use those you need 6mm ball studs or ball collars. Most Tamiya cars use 5mm links and balls.
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Old 05-29-2010, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by academygaz
A mate of mine needs new steering links for his original M03 (his popped over the ballstud causing the steering to stop re-centreing).

Instead of buying the whole C-Parts tree, would the ballends from 50953 work?

http://www.tamiya.modelsport.co.uk/i...n&ItemID=13458

I hate working out Tamiya parts and part numbers....
try 50875 or 53601. I use the 53601
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Old 05-30-2010, 01:59 PM
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What do you guys think of the Tamiya's GT tuned motor is it any good for the Mini its 27T motor I'm not using this for racing or anything. I have a Tamiya sport tuned black can motor and a Tamiya lightly tuned silver can 28T motor in both my M03 chassis cars. I have the stock 540SH silver can motor that the car came with in my M04 and I was thinking on getting a GT tuned motor is it a waste of money or what do you guys think. I've seen them for about $38 with shipping.
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Old 05-30-2010, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by M03Racer
What do you guys think of the Tamiya's GT tuned motor is it any good for the Mini its 27T motor I'm not using this for racing or anything. I have a Tamiya sport tuned black can motor and a Tamiya lightly tuned silver can 28T motor in both my M03 chassis cars. I have the stock 540SH silver can motor that the car came with in my M04 and I was thinking on getting a GT tuned motor is it a waste of money or what do you guys think. I've seen them for about $38 with shipping.
You could get a Hobbywing brushless motor for about $30. I think it's a waste of money to get a brushed motor nowadays.
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Old 05-30-2010, 08:13 PM
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What does KV mean on a brushless motor?
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Old 05-30-2010, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by M03Racer
What does KV mean on a brushless motor?
rpms per volt

so a 3000kV does 3000 rpm per volt
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does anyone know if a hpi cup racer dautson 510 body will fit the m03 chassis?
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Old 05-30-2010, 09:28 PM
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does anyone know if a hpi cup racer dautson 510 body will fit the m03 chassis?
It will fit the M04 since the bodies length is 225mm but not the M03. Its a little longer then the M03.

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Old 05-30-2010, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by M03Racer
It will fit the M04 since the bodies length is 225mm but not the M03. Its a little longer then the M03.
darn i realy like the way that body looks too! oh well! thank you for the info
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Not entirely true. The M03-M has the right wheelbase. You can make your car longer or shorter so it will be either 210 mm, 225 mm or 239 mm.

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Originally Posted by bgcountry
does anyone know if a hpi cup racer dautson 510 body will fit the m03 chassis?
actually you might have more of a problem fitting the datsun with the servo mount on the M03 - not with the wheelbase...

the datsun is made to mount on a cup racer with a low-profile front nose (ie, laydown shocks vs stand-up shocks) and the top of the M03 will most likely be a HUGE issues on the HPI datsun

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Yes, It will fit the M03m
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Old 05-31-2010, 07:09 AM
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True the Datsun will fit the M03M just like this Alfa but it will looks plain ridiculous it rides too high because of the servo mount even with full size 1/10 tires. The nose on the Alfa and Datsun are much flatter then that of the Mini or the Suzuki. The nose of the Suzuki and Mini are more rounder and taller so that's why they can fit over the servo mount.

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