1/10 R/C F1's...Pics, Discussions, Whatever...
#1487
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bakaguyjean wrote:
"Kyosho made some great 1/8th F1 cars,they should just dust those off and make them again."
I remember those cars and they were awesome! The did a Ferrari 641 and the Williams Renault FW14. The cars were gorgeous and very scale. Your'e right, they should bring them back!!
"Kyosho made some great 1/8th F1 cars,they should just dust those off and make them again."
I remember those cars and they were awesome! The did a Ferrari 641 and the Williams Renault FW14. The cars were gorgeous and very scale. Your'e right, they should bring them back!!
here is one from D-Drive
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_m...80907&id=26345
#1488
Tech Elite
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Cheers mate
we are starting a tamiya f103 or 104 class at our local club as a controled class , we were thinking the 103 might be better as the battery is more towards the back of the chassis bringing more weight to the back wheels ,
but dont reckon that would be that much of an issue , although our track is fairly tight i reckon it will suit an f1 class wicked and cant wait
check out our website www.stmcc.com.au
we are starting a tamiya f103 or 104 class at our local club as a controled class , we were thinking the 103 might be better as the battery is more towards the back of the chassis bringing more weight to the back wheels ,
but dont reckon that would be that much of an issue , although our track is fairly tight i reckon it will suit an f1 class wicked and cant wait
check out our website www.stmcc.com.au
#1489
Tech Champion
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Gday im looking at buying a tamiya f103 or a f104
can anyone one out there give me a insight as what would be the better
model to race competitive ive spoken to a few pepole about it and the word is
the f103 is better but looking at both spec sheets i reckon the f104 sounds better any suggestions
can anyone one out there give me a insight as what would be the better
model to race competitive ive spoken to a few pepole about it and the word is
the f103 is better but looking at both spec sheets i reckon the f104 sounds better any suggestions
As far as pace on the track.
It seems to be more in the tires than the chassis, at this time Tamiya do not offer foam tires for the 104 that are on par with the 103 Pre-mounts, nor do they offer the variety of foam tires that are available for the 103.
That and the larger sidewall of the 104 tires put this chassis at a slight disadvantage.
But this is Tamiyas' new flagship F1 model, and they have more or less put all their eggs in the 104 basket for the foreseeable future.
New parts are trickling in all the time.
Rubber tires, at least in our region are in fashion lately, and for this Tamiya and RIDE are producing a wide selection.
#1490
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Onboard cam on 3Racing F1'09. Video was made today on club race. Unfortunately it started raining after first final leg.
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#1492
Tech Fanatic
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this is very clever.............at least they have something else to fall back on to make a living.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zf40OzfwOo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zf40OzfwOo
#1495
Tech Fanatic
bakaguyjean, yeah, that's the Ferrari 641 with the twin electric motors; the nitro version was just as you described and awesome! I wish they would bring back both versions!
#1496
this is very clever.............at least they have something else to fall back on to make a living.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zf40OzfwOo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zf40OzfwOo
#1497
Kyosho also made a really nice Jordan using the same chassis. For those that dont know the chassis came in nitro with the motor tilted so you didnt have to cut holes in the body,or a twin electric motor. They are really works of art,with great things such as the sway bar under the nose and push rod suspension.
here is one from D-Drive
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_m...80907&id=26345
here is one from D-Drive
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_m...80907&id=26345
#1498
Tech Adept
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Hey Guys ...... been racing Touring Cars since time began ... now getting into F1. As tankmeister stated, we are starting a controlled F1 class using F103 or F104 only. It seems there is a fair bit of set up info around on the F103 but can't seem to nut out the set up on the F104. Can anyone out there help us with some set up info.
Cheers
Cheers
#1499
F104
This thread should be able to assist you with that. http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...-f104-pro.html
#1500
Tech Apprentice
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EDIT: I forgot Speedway pal is right by my house they have a few really nice tracks but I haven't been there yet, once i get a new ESC I'm gonna go there and drift.