1/10 R/C F1's...Pics, Discussions, Whatever...
#2491
Tech Regular
I dont make the rules, they are just the rules we have here.
And yes it is a pain as the Tyrrell P34 uses Historic sized larger rear tyres, which happen to be Pro10 sized externally, but F103 sized internally. Now can you tell me where to get rear F1 tyres that size?
My car look stupid with the smaller F103/109 sized rear tyres hence why it doesn't get raced.
And yes it is a pain as the Tyrrell P34 uses Historic sized larger rear tyres, which happen to be Pro10 sized externally, but F103 sized internally. Now can you tell me where to get rear F1 tyres that size?
My car look stupid with the smaller F103/109 sized rear tyres hence why it doesn't get raced.
About 15 or so years ago, I made a 6 wheeled Tyrell (I'm a huge F1 fan!!)
........ Custom Carbon chassis and all Associated 12th scale susp. components including the rear axle/diff assy. and a vacu-formed Tyrell body. Back then I also ran the Associated 10L. The 10L rear foams are what I used out back with the 10L diff. hubs on the 12th scale rear axle and very much turned down 12th scale front foams. The car handled like a dream and looked very close to the scaled version of the Tamiya plastic RC kit available years ago. Back then we used to run with white "wheel dots" which covered the entre wheel and some of the foam side walls. Back then everybody used to run wheel dots because we all thought they looked "cool". So the "original Diameter" wheels, front and back wasn't an issue.
#2492
About 15 or so years ago, I made a 6 wheeled Tyrell (I'm a huge F1 fan!!)
........ Custom Carbon chassis and all Associated 12th scale susp. components including the rear axle/diff assy. and a vacu-formed Tyrell body. Back then I also ran the Associated 10L. The 10L rear foams are what I used out back with the 10L diff. hubs on the 12th scale rear axle and very much turned down 12th scale front foams. The car handled like a dream and looked very close to the scaled version of the Tamiya plastic RC kit available years ago. Back then we used to run with white "wheel dots" which covered the entre wheel and some of the foam side walls. Back then everybody used to run wheel dots because we all thought they looked "cool". So the "original Diameter" wheels, front and back wasn't an issue.
........ Custom Carbon chassis and all Associated 12th scale susp. components including the rear axle/diff assy. and a vacu-formed Tyrell body. Back then I also ran the Associated 10L. The 10L rear foams are what I used out back with the 10L diff. hubs on the 12th scale rear axle and very much turned down 12th scale front foams. The car handled like a dream and looked very close to the scaled version of the Tamiya plastic RC kit available years ago. Back then we used to run with white "wheel dots" which covered the entre wheel and some of the foam side walls. Back then everybody used to run wheel dots because we all thought they looked "cool". So the "original Diameter" wheels, front and back wasn't an issue.
#2493
#2494
Tech Master
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This may be off-topic; but from what I'm reading here, since the F10 uses a standard pan car style axle that will fit in a 1/10 pan car and use standard 1/10 pan car bearings; does that mean I can use the F10 hubs to mount the HPI touring car wheels on a 1/10 pan car like the CRC Gen X10?
#2495
#2496
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About 15 or so years ago, I made a 6 wheeled Tyrell (I'm a huge F1 fan!!)
........ Custom Carbon chassis and all Associated 12th scale susp. components including the rear axle/diff assy. and a vacu-formed Tyrell body. Back then I also ran the Associated 10L. The 10L rear foams are what I used out back with the 10L diff. hubs on the 12th scale rear axle and very much turned down 12th scale front foams. The car handled like a dream and looked very close to the scaled version of the Tamiya plastic RC kit available years ago. Back then we used to run with white "wheel dots" which covered the entre wheel and some of the foam side walls. Back then everybody used to run wheel dots because we all thought they looked "cool". So the "original Diameter" wheels, front and back wasn't an issue.
........ Custom Carbon chassis and all Associated 12th scale susp. components including the rear axle/diff assy. and a vacu-formed Tyrell body. Back then I also ran the Associated 10L. The 10L rear foams are what I used out back with the 10L diff. hubs on the 12th scale rear axle and very much turned down 12th scale front foams. The car handled like a dream and looked very close to the scaled version of the Tamiya plastic RC kit available years ago. Back then we used to run with white "wheel dots" which covered the entre wheel and some of the foam side walls. Back then everybody used to run wheel dots because we all thought they looked "cool". So the "original Diameter" wheels, front and back wasn't an issue.
#2497
Tech Addict
Dave - I saw it run one night. In fact I was telling some people at Lou's Speedway about your car a couple of weeks ago. Do you still have it? John
Last edited by ElliotCanada; 04-14-2011 at 03:50 AM.
#2499
Tech Addict
Yes - the Track is still on the second floor but I travel back and forth to London so I don't have time to run it. The F1 Class was popular with Corallys and we ran a F2 with Tamiya 4 Cell Formula Cars.
I want Dave's 6 wheeler.
I want Dave's 6 wheeler.
#2501
Tech Regular
Hi, BP SHADOW......After reading your posts above, you definately remember me and my 6 wheeler from years ago, but please forgive me for not remembering you. The memory sometimes doesn't kick in unless I can put a face and name together, then the memory starts coming back....LOL. Looking forward hearing from you on this thread. And, thanks for the kind words.
Dave B.
#2502
Tech Addict
Dave - I'm running a World GT CRC LE as well as a 12th Scale.
Lou Vanderwey has an amazing Indoor Carpet facility attached to his house in Dorchester, right off the 401 just past London, a little less than 2 hours from Detroit. He had a Canadian Tamiya TCS Race two weeks ago so there is some interest in Formula 1 again. In Canada they still allow F103 205MM Cars which run heads up with the F104 180MM Cars. I'm trying to get Lou to run a Vintage 205MM F1 Class using basic TCS Rules and then have a Modern 180MM F1 Class using F104 based cars with 17.5 Brushless Motors with 1 Cell Lipo. I'm building an Exotec option car to play around with.
Maybe you should get into the F1 Business with a Berry Six Pack F1 Link. I'll take one. Talk to you soon.
How about posting a picture of your six wheeler with the body on?
Lou Vanderwey has an amazing Indoor Carpet facility attached to his house in Dorchester, right off the 401 just past London, a little less than 2 hours from Detroit. He had a Canadian Tamiya TCS Race two weeks ago so there is some interest in Formula 1 again. In Canada they still allow F103 205MM Cars which run heads up with the F104 180MM Cars. I'm trying to get Lou to run a Vintage 205MM F1 Class using basic TCS Rules and then have a Modern 180MM F1 Class using F104 based cars with 17.5 Brushless Motors with 1 Cell Lipo. I'm building an Exotec option car to play around with.
Maybe you should get into the F1 Business with a Berry Six Pack F1 Link. I'll take one. Talk to you soon.
How about posting a picture of your six wheeler with the body on?
#2503
Man that thing sticks:
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#2505
Tech Champion
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If any one is looking for a EXO103/4 set up for foam on carpet;
http://exotekracing.com/EXOTEK_NEWS/...ULATIONS!.html
Congrats to J Horton!
http://exotekracing.com/EXOTEK_NEWS/...ULATIONS!.html
Congrats to J Horton!