Tamiya mini cooper
There have a e-bay shop as well. I know they have mk1 escort. I know not a ford, but a great looking mk1 golf


Hope this help's
Last edited by bodymot; 07-15-2010 at 06:17 AM.
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I already had an obsession with Mk2 Escorts well before that vid of Block's was made.
Havent played with my Minis in a while but I have a question for the MO5 drivers out there. I bought the Pro car when it first came out but because of it not tracking straight it's been keeping the shelf warm.
Do the upgraded aluminum steering pieces really cure the tracking issue or is here anything else that needs to be done to get these things to track?
Do the upgraded aluminum steering pieces really cure the tracking issue or is here anything else that needs to be done to get these things to track?
Dave, I built my M05 Pro with both the M05 ball diff and aluminum steering parts and have never had an issue with tracking. Qualified sixth and finished fifth with it at the Memphis TCS event- first time out.
BTW, neither RayK nor I will be in CT next month for their TCS, so it's yours to lose, baby!
BTW, neither RayK nor I will be in CT next month for their TCS, so it's yours to lose, baby!
http://www.retroracing.com/epages/OV.../Products/2009
pm me if you're interested. It is however a normal TC wheelbase.
Havent played with my Minis in a while but I have a question for the MO5 drivers out there. I bought the Pro car when it first came out but because of it not tracking straight it's been keeping the shelf warm.
Do the upgraded aluminum steering pieces really cure the tracking issue or is here anything else that needs to be done to get these things to track?
Do the upgraded aluminum steering pieces really cure the tracking issue or is here anything else that needs to be done to get these things to track?
I have the Tamiya alu steeringparts on mine and added 0.2mm down and 0.1mm in top in posts. No problem with tracing after that.



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