Tamiya F104 Pro!
#4576
Tech Initiate

Does anybody know the differences between two F104 Kits #58431 and #84106 (except lightweight body)? Thanx
#4577

Hi,
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
#4578
#4579
#4580
Tech Fanatic

3rd-dan, do you have the number for the Lotus 79 bumper?
#4583

Hi,
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
#4587
Tech Apprentice

Hi,
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
They have different shock mount designed for the respective motor pods. The EXO103 also has wider body mount locations for F103 bodies and includes extra alloy posts needed for the top plate that the F104 already supplies.
EXO103/104 wheel bases are the same.
Thanks,
Mike
#4588
#4589
Tech Master
iTrader: (19)

i have been running on a couple of different tracks lately.one large with very good grip and one smaller with less grip.i found the tamiya hard front soft rear had pretty good grip esp when the tires are cold. the other rubbers i tried werre the pit shimizus. i had medium fronts which i thought had maybe a little to much turn.and on the rear i had the soft rs-3 compound.when these got warmed up they were very good. found they took a few laps to get right up to temp. combo'd the tamiya hard front and rs-3 rear and it worked well. am running a 04pro with silvercan and 1100g total weight.
#4590
Tech Fanatic

3rd-dan, thank you for the info
