Tamiya mini cooper
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These diffs need to have the outdrives assembled onto the case before filling with oil to avoid leaking. The m03 design has the outdrives put in after the diff is inside the chassis. Also the size of the m03's bearing inner race is too small for the size the drive cup needs to be.
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Put some universal/cv axles in there. That will take care of the chatter when turning. If you're talking about how it sounds like a squealing pig, that's just how they sound.
I haven't been into RC since 99 or so and I really want to get an M05 Pro or maybe even a CF-R M05 conversion built. When I found this site I freaked out. There is so much good information. Thanks to everyone for sharing! I have a couple of questions.
Does anyone know which parts I would need from the M05 to put together the CF-R M05? I am pretty sure that I wouldn't need the whole kit.
Also, does anyone know of good deals on radio equipment and motors? I am not sure where to buy online. Can you get good deals on kits or bundles? Sorry for the noob questions.
Does anyone know which parts I would need from the M05 to put together the CF-R M05? I am pretty sure that I wouldn't need the whole kit.
Also, does anyone know of good deals on radio equipment and motors? I am not sure where to buy online. Can you get good deals on kits or bundles? Sorry for the noob questions.
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I haven't been into RC since 99 or so and I really want to get an M05 Pro or maybe even a CF-R M05 conversion built. When I found this site I freaked out. There is so much good information. Thanks to everyone for sharing! I have a couple of questions.
Does anyone know which parts I would need from the M05 to put together the CF-R M05? I am pretty sure that I wouldn't need the whole kit.
Also, does anyone know of good deals on radio equipment and motors? I am not sure where to buy online. Can you get good deals on kits or bundles? Sorry for the noob questions.
Does anyone know which parts I would need from the M05 to put together the CF-R M05? I am pretty sure that I wouldn't need the whole kit.
Also, does anyone know of good deals on radio equipment and motors? I am not sure where to buy online. Can you get good deals on kits or bundles? Sorry for the noob questions.
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Don, a little off topic, but if you're looking for old TC's you should e-mail me at [email protected].
I have a bunch of TA-04's including a TRF and Tuned Special...
I have a bunch of TA-04's including a TRF and Tuned Special...
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From: Camarillo, CA
California Mini Cooper Racers, check this out. 

entries will fill up fast, so enter early.
minicooper enduro flyer-pdf.pdf
thanks
Bill Secara


entries will fill up fast, so enter early.
minicooper enduro flyer-pdf.pdf
thanks
Bill Secara
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From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
To quote Tims review in regard to what bits you actually DO need...
The parts you need for this kit are:
M05 F parts – C hub, knuckle (front upright), rear upright.
M05 B parts – just the steering wiper parts.
M05 C parts – rear lower suspension arms, rear body posts.
M05 D parts – the rear body post mount only.
You will need hinge pins for the lower rear arms.
You will also need universals, rear axles and parts of the M05 ball bearing set – 4x 850 for steering wiper, and 8x 1150 for front and rear uprights.
Not a lot at all!
The parts you need for this kit are:
M05 F parts – C hub, knuckle (front upright), rear upright.
M05 B parts – just the steering wiper parts.
M05 C parts – rear lower suspension arms, rear body posts.
M05 D parts – the rear body post mount only.
You will need hinge pins for the lower rear arms.
You will also need universals, rear axles and parts of the M05 ball bearing set – 4x 850 for steering wiper, and 8x 1150 for front and rear uprights.
Not a lot at all!
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To secure it. Use the TRF201 diff nut and bolt and the TRF201 thrust bearing assembly. They will fit perfectly. One thing to note, don't overtighten the diff or els ethe diff nut (although aluminum) will still strip. Don't ask how I know

P.S. Put lots of thread lock on the diff bolt/nut.



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