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Old 05-13-2010, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Goingfast
You are missing the front bumper.....That is why your front case busted up easily
I have to look to see If I have any parts left in my bin....
Hey Goingfast, thanks for the reply. I actually picked up two of these FF01 in separate auctions on ebay in a short amount of time. One is in pretty decent shape which i think i will recondition and shelf, The other came damaged. I was kinda happy it was damaged, I can run it and not feel bad about it. Since i will be running it, i was thinking about gluing it up or plastic welding it. I have never plastic welded before and will do a ton of research if i decide to go that route. I've epoxy 'ed things before (resin in particular) and it doesn't last. Ofcourse finding a replacement would be the way to go. If you do have one, i would gladly pay you a fair price for it. Maybe I'll start a thread about plastic resin repair? Hmm we'll see. If you dont have the part, no worries. I'll figure something out, its just good to feedback from guys who have FF01's. And to everyone else, its good to see that you all are all so passionate about RC's Lol. Keep the dream alive! RC!!
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Old 05-14-2010, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Nemo racing
This is the X-EVO Chariot 2.0 conversion Kit for M03/M04/M05








This is a Fwd conversion for M03/M04/M05
are you guys talking about this xevo? confused...
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Old 05-14-2010, 10:17 AM
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One of my FF02's, with Kose arms, forgot who made the aluminum steering set-up.



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Old 05-14-2010, 10:59 AM
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Hey Pap-smear...



Originally Posted by PaPeRo
Looks nothing like a Xevo other than a double deck chassis, I guess all double deck front motor chassis are copies of a FF01.

Xevo

completely open alloy motor cage
lay down shocks
longtitudinal battery position

uh...yeah....right...lay down (pun intended) the crack pipe...
Originally Posted by PaPeRo
Stop trying to dodge the fact you GOT OWNED....

I don't need to answer questions that are irrelevent especially coming from some dufus that thinks he's a design engineer.

Alloy gearbox = Lay down shocks....ROTFLMFAO!!!
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Opinions are like @ssholes......which is unfortunate, just because you're entitled to an opinion doesn't mean you actually know WTF you're talking about.-> Mr Cannon.
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In other words it has nothing/nada/zilch to do with having an alloy gearbox and everything to do with having short arms

Thanks for playing.



Well then you need thicker glasses or need to grow a larger brain because the one that you have says alloy gearbox = laydown shocks. Didn't your parents tell you to not smoke crack? It's not good for your brain especially small ones like yours.
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Old 05-14-2010, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
Hey Pap-smear...



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Old 05-14-2010, 11:54 AM
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dang, I miss my Idemitsu Motion Mugen Civic
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dang, I miss my Idemitsu Motion Mugen Civic

Trying to find time to finish up mine...

Just sharing...
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
Hey Pap-smear...

Wow coming from THE GUY who helped start RCGT series....I think I have an explanation.

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Originally Posted by grizzle
Trying to find time to finish up mine...

Just sharing...
wow nice, man. Admittedly, when I had mine (years and years ago), I had no idea how to tune a FF to handle right, so I hated it...d'oh!
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Originally Posted by stitchy
wow nice, man. Admittedly, when I had mine (years and years ago), I had no idea how to tune a FF to handle right, so I hated it...d'oh!
Tamiya F1 springs inside the rear shocks so it lifts a rear wheel in corners.
A shim in the front diff to add a very little slip.

The lifting rear wheel keeps both front wheels on the track under power, and the shim to add a little slip/traction control.

Also to remember to brake before a corner and drive through the corner.
Brake in a corner and you will lose the rear end.
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Aaarghh..thanks for the tips...unfortunately 10+ years too late The car is long gone...
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looked in garage for my cars earlier, unfortunately they are in many bits with most small parts either lost or in other places.
Was so thinking of putting the TA03F together again in FWD mode.
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Originally Posted by PaPeRo
Wow coming from THE GUY who helped start RCGT series....I think I have an explanation.

everyone knows who i am... problem is.. NO ONE knows who you are
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yea baby!
FF01 crew

custom rear shock mount

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Originally Posted by Hebiki
NO ONE knows who you are

Good lets keep it that way...wouldn't want to hurt your feelings....

BTW don't flatter yourself....99% of the people on this board most likely don't know WTF you are and probably don't give a sh*t either. If these people did find out who you are they'd probably laugh their f*king @ss off seeing as you post like a 10 yr old.

Sounds like you are actually proud of the fact you post like a 10 year old while trying to get more new people into racing... What a moron....

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