414MPH

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For those interested, The 2010 TCS rules are now posted....

http://www.tamiyausa.com/articles/ln...CS%20rules.pdf

Time to get busy and place your xmas orders, er um wish list.....

Casey

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Ha !!, Ed Lover !! Getthef%$%outofhere !

zpmhinojosa

Ed Lover - Dre , they were cool.

Casey

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who has the F104 rubber tires on their car ?

Markus

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or better yet. where can you get the f104 rubber tires?

Armaan

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Anyone interested in buying an F104 Pro, brand new? It's assembled, but I have not painted the body yet. Asking $180 shipped.

zpmhinojosa

QUOTE=Casey;6714470]who has the F104 rubber tires on their car ?[/QUOTE]


I'm rockin these in the rear only. They're just some 103 B Compounds. Sand paper, alcohol, and I'm glued all day.

Armaan

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http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post6715013

clittle

I'm running a set from Pit Shimizu (I can'T post links yet, but google should be your friend.) They fit over the kit wheels.

I'm also waiting for RIDE to come out with Rubber for the 104. I've normally run RIDE rubber on my 103.

zpmhinojosa

You know 104 has rubber, but no wheel.

zpmhinojosa

We get it, some might call it SPAMMING?

clittle

Yeah, I haven't seen any aftermarket wheels come out for it yet. Only the kit ones. Which I guess is ok if you only want black

JayL

or better yet: Why do we want LESS traction on a already traction limited car?

Not having to run with 103's would be my only guess

NiMo

A few of us are fitting GT axles in our F1's
seem that a little bit of tape or heat shrink takes an imperial bearing from the CRC or RC10 to the size that fits in to the Tamiya ride height units.
And for the front you need 5x8mm Flanged bearings which fit straight in to the Pro10/GT front wheels.
Then you have a much wider range of tyres to use

Apex

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Have you tried mounting the battery perpendicular rather the inline with the chassis? If so, handle any better, worse?