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Old 11-03-2001, 10:23 PM
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Sorry i dont know.

SPIDER MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 11-10-2001, 08:47 PM
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Tamiya 702, u run foams or slicks or both???? Interested in what your setups are.....
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I use semi-slick tires IE Advan A038.
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Old 02-17-2002, 03:35 AM
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One question!

I installed Tamiya's Long-Span long suspension set but the car's width didn't get wider...Is it really supposed to do this?
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My freind just got a tl01XB(expertbuilt)and he wants to know what would be the best upgrade to it that would give the handle a boost.Other than esc,motor and reciever.
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Does any 1 have a beat up junker TLO1 they are willing to donate? it doesn; teven need to be complete. I want to see if I can make an after market chassis for it.
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Old 02-22-2002, 09:21 AM
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the long suspension arms will not make your car wider, it will make it more stable....

the arms are extended/elongated, but the hub carriers placed inside the arms so the net effect it same width.

best hop up yet for the tl01, complete overhaul of the suspension, adjustable turnbuckles and camber links, steel suspension shafts, sway bars...... and a lot less sloppy suspension!
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Old 02-22-2002, 06:18 PM
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I installed the long suspension set on my FF02 and the handling dramatically increased. I've also set-it-up to give it a loose back end so i could get more steering and loose the under-steer caused by the FF.

I'm also planning to fabricate new arms, based from the long suspension set, I'm goin' to lengthen it by 5mm each and fabricate 5mm longer dog bones as well or just buy 5mm offset wheels if anyone makes em.
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well hi there guys im just startin out at this and its keepin me amused lol i just bought a TL-01xb and as fast as i could i got rid of the msc heap of s*** lol and the rs540 motor so i purchased a rcline volcano esc and a 27t fantom stock motor from schumacher is this setup any good??????????????????????????? i dunno much about races or other cars but this cars fast enough for me well any help or info you`s can give me to improve my car would be much apreciated cheerssss lads P.S does anyone know a speed in mph or kph for the tl-01??????

thanks again stuart
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well, unless you get a MOD motor, dont bother with the speed tuned gear set.

just get the 23T pinion with the stock motor and lighten up the gear train by carbon shaft/and light chassis and bearings.

I should be good to race...if you need more stability get the long arm susp. and a little more weight savings and less drag by the ball diff. set.
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Hey TL01 dudes,
Any idea how to allow the chassis to allow side side packs to be placed inside? The TL01 chassis (stock) only seems to be able to fit stick packs

Thanks!
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Check this Tl01 out! COOL!

http://shibuya.cool.ne.jp/k_garage/c...pege.tl01.html
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Alvin, it doesnt take side by sides... ONLY stick packs

but there are several prototype chassis running around that might take a sidebyside pack.

none have gone into production...all you can do is hack the chassis and hopefully make em fit somehow.

Although that post before this one has a good idea... sort of...

shoulda mounted the ESC and receiver on opposite sides under the winglets that hold the normal stick packs.

and shoulda installed a custom hump pack instead of the stick pack.

I think that would be really nice...but already sold my TL01...
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Old 03-21-2002, 06:38 PM
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Those are some sweet TL01's.......Do ya'll race against TC3's and XXXS's with your TL01's......?????????
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TL01's are really fun to play with...just that Tamiya 1700 batteries are phased out back here. We kinda figured Tamiya 1700mp's are better and much lighter since we dont have weight restrictions. Btw we run on Tamiya Asia Cup.
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