Tamiya mini cooper
#1291
Tech Adept
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 131
Can anyone tell me what color coding for the Tamiya Stabilizer set? It has black and silverish. Which one is hard?
Also what do you guys recommend on a flat high speed track? I was planning hard stabilizers up front and nothing on rear
Also what do you guys recommend on a flat high speed track? I was planning hard stabilizers up front and nothing on rear
#1292
Bugs bitten me hard so before I fork out cash on a new one. I'll try here first.
http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=104071
http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=104071
#1293
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 5,682
From: Peoples Republic of Northern Virginia
Originally Posted by natskiboy
Can anyone tell me what color coding for the Tamiya Stabilizer set? It has black and silverish. Which one is hard?
Also what do you guys recommend on a flat high speed track? I was planning hard stabilizers up front and nothing on rear
Also what do you guys recommend on a flat high speed track? I was planning hard stabilizers up front and nothing on rear
#1294
What is the best way to make the drivetrain more efficient ?
I am struggling with speed in the mini....We run handout mabuchi motors ?
I am running universals up front with a TA03 ball diff.
Let me know...
I am struggling with speed in the mini....We run handout mabuchi motors ?
I am running universals up front with a TA03 ball diff.
Let me know...
Last edited by lbckevin; 03-02-2006 at 11:43 AM.
#1295
Originally Posted by lbckevin
What is the best way to make the drivetrain more efficient ?
I am struggling with speed in the mini....We run handout mabuchi motors ?
Let me know...
I am struggling with speed in the mini....We run handout mabuchi motors ?
Let me know...
With fixed axle inside ( I haven't try it ) I want to know the durability of pinion gear, spur gear, and universal. Are they going to last or they need frequent replacement ?
#1297
Originally Posted by rayman
That motor alum heatsink is useless. Its more bling than actually functional as a heatsink. But its cheap anyway so pimp your car Everything else is useful.
I agree its nothing but a bling-bling. the alum clamp type(fiined) heatsink is much better.
#1298
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 5,682
From: Peoples Republic of Northern Virginia
Originally Posted by jrighter
Does anyone have instructions or an exploded view of the ball diff (part#53267) they could post? Thanks in advance
#1303
Originally Posted by danjoy25
Finally got my mini. Only Tamiya Hotup missing is the Alloy wheel hex clamp 6 mm.


#1304
Originally Posted by rayman
Your missing the alum servo holder, high torque servo saver, mo3 quick release battery, light wieght king pins, and if you're really OC, the alum steering knuckles, rear hubs. Do you have universals installed? 

Rubbers are actually Pit Shumitsu (not sure of the spelling)



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