WheelNut

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Thanks guys. The black did turn out better than I though it would. I'm not sure if I would recommend it though, as you lose the nose shape of the car, because you obviously can't black out the lower portion of the body. The red tape I used there helped, but it's not quite as good.

Does anybody know what the stock rear spring is rated at? I've got some green AE springs as well as Xray C2.2 springs lying around and I wonder how they would compare.

RedBullFiXX

iTrader: (34)

I believe these flush mount plugs are the answer, should work without any modifications.
http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...oducts_id=3067

Jamie Hanson

iTrader: (39)

I see Tamiya has already discontinued the F103 car. It is a shame. I am thinking about getting an F104..... What does everyone think will become more popular? The rubber or foam tire car.

Ben.C

Really depends do you want to spend extra to hop up the "rubber" car to the specs of the "foam" car.

You can always get the "foam" car and get the rubber tires if your track races rubber.
Tires are wear items.

Geppetto

iTrader: (35)

Hey Jamie -

At the Coliseum we hope to transition to rubber tires for club races. Our track has so much traction, I think that the rubber tires will do well. I have a set of the tires, but cannot find the wheels available anywhere yet.

Mr. Banks plans to bring his F60 this weekend if he can get it completed. The F60 has the rubber tires.

So, get your F104 and come school us Mortals like usual.

Greg Sharpe

iTrader: (15)

Are the C and Madness racers really taping the foam tires on, or are you gluing them like the rest of the DIY pancar community?

ralph m

iTrader: (35)

I asked a few guys at RCM and was told that taping was fine and did mine that way...a few races later and they're holding up OK.

PDR

iTrader: (31)

The tape (as delivered with the tires) is more than up to the job. You'll wear the foams to rim and the tape will still be holding firm. It also comes off quite cleanly, with just a little persuasion

Barry White

Can anyone owning the F60 show how the front wheel covers are mounted, also the size of the screw holding it down?

zpmhinojosa

I MUST agree, looks super sick... That gives me an idea what my F60 will look like in all black. Much props! This is reguarding Wheelnut's 104.

zpmhinojosa

These are my new Shimisu rubbs w/ gold rims. I plan on gluing mine, due to the speeds I'll have to achieve to beat my mentor...





Should look sick with my all black F60.


Just wondering, can someone pm me about getting my pics front and center like those pics that are real big, so that you guys don't have to click to see? I'd like to be able to just see a big pic that I upload!

Markus

iTrader: (93)

who makes those wheels in the picture above?

jonest

iTrader: (10)

How tight u guys lock ur diff? I can't lock it tight, otherwise the car will swerve to left side when I throttle fully... I have to loosen the diff to counter the problem.... any1?

Geppetto

iTrader: (35)

I adjust the tightness of my diff only to the point where I'm barely able to rotate the spur while holding both rear wheels. However, when rotating a single wheel by hand, the diff should feel smooth and not overly gritty or bumpy.

I use a 400 - 600 grit wet/dry sand paper to "rough-up" the diff rings prior to installing. I also use Associated diff lube on the diff balls.

jonest

iTrader: (10)

That's what I did but the car tends to swerve to left whenever full throttle... I gotta slip the diff a lil bit then this problem goes away....thou the diff is slip, the speed is still ok.... oh btw, I'm using ceramic ball.