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Old 08-09-2012, 09:45 AM
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May be a dumb question, but there it goes. I'm looking at getting a set of ride (grooved/103 rear) tires and put them on my 104. Now will the front 103 grooved tires fit the 104 front rims? I just love the grooved tires, reminds me of the f201.

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Old 08-09-2012, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Redwings
May be a dumb question, but there it goes. I'm looking at getting a set of ride (grooved/103 rear) tires and put them on my 104. Now will the front 103 grooved tires fit the 104 front rims? I just love the grooved tires, reminds me of the f201.

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Shimizu makes some grooved tires that fit the F104- http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...yword=&pg_no=1
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I think I read a while back in this thread a suggestion to use a thrust bearing and I think it was to replace something in the diff?

Was it this thrust bearing? http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...yword=&pg_no=1

And was it used to replace the two "disk springs" BA20 or part #19805489

oR Maybe it was to replace a bearing in the diff- not sure?
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Old 08-09-2012, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Markus
I used a black paint pen on my blue mounts. I wasn't great. I'll probably easy-oven the blue off and run them silver.
i might buy some blue ones and find someone to anodize them for me.
i would like them black or the same color as the x1 part.
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Tamiya 1031 and 1032 tires are in and are shipping today!
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Originally Posted by stitchy
Tamiya 1031 and 1032 tires are in and are shipping today!
That's good to know, i can't wait to test them.
First time i will be using some shimizu tires, hope they are much better then the tamiya ones.
Allthough i can't complain about the tamiya rubber tires.
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Originally Posted by 5VoltDetonator
I think I read a while back in this thread a suggestion to use a thrust bearing and I think it was to replace something in the diff?

Was it this thrust bearing?
And was it used to replace the two "disk springs" BA20 or part #19805489

oR Maybe it was to replace a bearing in the diff- not sure?
It is part #53136 http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=53136
it is used to replace the 1150 bearing in the diff...and put the disk spring in the opposite direction like this )(
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Originally Posted by ron1950
anyone looking for a f104 pro with 2 bodies and sets of wheels few upgrades etc pm me its really cheep as we have no raceing in my area for f1
Just sent you 2 PM's. disregard the email adress in the first, use the 2nd.
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Originally Posted by Redwings
May be a dumb question, but there it goes. I'm looking at getting a set of ride (grooved/103 rear) tires and put them on my 104. Now will the front 103 grooved tires fit the 104 front rims? I just love the grooved tires, reminds me of the f201.

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Originally Posted by 5VoltDetonator
Shimizu makes some grooved tires that fit the F104- http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...yword=&pg_no=1
Thanks dude
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Originally Posted by dfx
It is part #53136 http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=53136
it is used to replace the 1150 bearing in the diff...and put the disk spring in the opposite direction like this )(
Thanks for the quick response
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Originally Posted by addicted2blue
That's good to know, i can't wait to test them.
First time i will be using some shimizu tires, hope they are much better then the tamiya ones.
Allthough i can't complain about the tamiya rubber tires.
After you run the Shimizu you probably will....
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Originally Posted by stitchy
Tamiya 1031 and 1032 tires are in and are shipping today!
from what I understand these are really Shimizu PS-0571 / PS-0572 just re branded with Tamiya on the side correct? I read / heard the Shimizu were so good the Tamiya guys got these made so they can be raced at Tamiya events. Can you confirm or deny this?
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Basically, Yes.
other manufactures have made tires for tamiya in the past also so its not really new. Ride made the tamiya tires for the F201 back in the day. if i'm not mistaken.
Tamiya is a huge worldwide company. I'm sure they could ask any tire company to re badge their product and they gladly will.
F1 is not fun when the car doesn't work well because of crappy tires. With the resurgence of F1 lets just say tamiya knows how to keep the class running for new and old racers.

Pit 571/572's with TCS stamped on the sidewall. That's a +1 in my book all day long.

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Originally Posted by metalracer2
i have the X1 but want the black motor mout.
are you willing to sell me that part?
Selling as a complete car only. Not interested to part out the discontinued parts.

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