SeaKayCarthik

from what I know its not tamiya that makes the gears, thats probably why you cant find part numbers.

DrKucho

found a tobee at rc-mini.net , is that the only one option?

SteveM

iTrader: (165)

Eagle Racing makes an after market set of gears to use with the metal diff gears. Integy have them listed on their web pages.

Tobee also list different spur gears for the M03 and they seem to have 35, 36 ans 37 tooth spurs that can be swapped out. Lots on eBay.

Core Creations

iTrader: (108)

In what situations would you want more air gap?

tamiyarcracer

you will find that the S grip, and the M grip Radials, even the kit radial will work better for you on carpet. I found the A tires to just to spin al lthe way down the straight.

Turbonium

iTrader: (27)

i agree on the M's and S's, but my experience with A's differs in that they hooked up great with compound, but couldnt keep it from traction rolling, no matter what i tried, sways, oil, springs....

i think the fastest laps at the recent Novak were done with Ms and Ss, sways, and a ball diff... Matts Suzuki was awesome!

muahdib4

Just got the Short Tuned Spring set and I also ordered all the Short Tuned springs individually and I noticed that the individually packaged ones are quite a bit shorter than the ones that come as a set. Does anyone know if the spring rates or ratings are different from the Tuned Spring set to the individual packaged ones? I planned on starting with the whites up front and the yellows in the rear and then tuning from there to find out what works best for me but I'm not sure which yellows to use.

minimanintaiwan

hey check this out, a motor fan for a M03M. Just wondering where'd you mount it?
http://www.racing11.net/shop/product...oducts_id=3029


TonyG - great work on the Orion Carbon Lipo. What charger are you using for it? is it possible to protect underside of battery where its exposed on the two sides. ? is it possible to design a carriage type holder like just flipping existing holder so battery sits within? now that you got free weight to play with it might be worth experimenting.

SteveM

iTrader: (165)

It would mount to the servo mounts on top.

tony gray

iTrader: (7)

We used a cheap 'Swallow' charger on the Lipo but we've also used the ICE as well.
Hadn't thought about other ways of mounting the pack, we just stuck it in and it seemed to work so we left it at that!

That 'motor mount' fan thing?.... Well its a fan yes, but from what I can see it doesnt actually mount to the motor at all? Would you agree Steve? Looks like it just sits over the top of the motor.

SteveM

iTrader: (165)

I agree. It looks like it mounts above the motor by way of the servo mount screws. It might work well enough but I'd be worried about the extra weight up that high.

I've not had much luck with 3Racing fans. I bought a clamp-on heat sink with cooling fan for my XXX-S sedan and had two blades on the fan break the first time I used it.

SeaKayCarthik

would that fan be tcs legal (canada)? how much does it weigh?

still need tire setups! so no-one really reccomends A's?

Bodywerx

No it is not TCS legal, as it is not a Tamiya part.

TCS only alows Tamiya parts.

CCristo

iTrader: (56)

Does anyone know the part # for the long TG10 aluminum servo post/stays? I

SeaKayCarthik

I think i remember reading before (couple years) that any manufacturer heat sink is allowed. so people started running (I think) those heatsinks with fans on them. Thats why I thougth this would be legal, but I guess its not a heatsink.

Carthik