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Old 07-19-2009, 01:59 AM
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Hi! I am running on this kit. I wonder which esc(brush/brushless) is suitable for this kit? Thks! Any comment!
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Old 07-19-2009, 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by bl4
Hi! I am running on this kit. I wonder which esc(brush/brushless) is suitable for this kit? Thks! Any comment!
yeah, I wonder also if the LRP SPX will fit on this car, the ESC location seems tight.
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Old 07-19-2009, 06:41 AM
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So where are you guys finding v2 kits?
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Old 07-19-2009, 08:21 AM
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So where are you guys finding v2 kits?
I got it from Singapore.
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Old 07-19-2009, 09:57 AM
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Towerhobbies have limited stock. Got mine from there. Also check for coupon code. Should be able to get at least $30 off.
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Originally Posted by jarrydtan
@Skitee, @Grizzbob

I would like to know what suspension arm and dogbone length the TA-05 V2 is using. Is it the reversible suspension arm with 48mm dogbone or short reversible suspension arm with 46mm dogbone (not sure if tamiya sells this)?

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It's the short reversible arms with 46mm dogbones(& the ver2 kit's arms are the softer plastic too, not the carbon parts, so they should hold up well to the abuse, if I like 'em enough, I might just get more for my 416). And @ SKYFLAKES, I'm not 100% sure yet what ESC's will fit, but I use Novak GTB's, & when I get to that step I will be trying one in it, so I'd think if it fits, then most ESC's should, & I'll let you know once I get to that step.....
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Old 07-19-2009, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by rabosi
Towerhobbies have limited stock. Got mine from there. Also check for coupon code. Should be able to get at least $30 off.
Yup, that's how I got mine...
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Old 07-19-2009, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Grizzbob
It's the short reversible arms with 46mm dogbones(& the ver2 kit's arms are the softer plastic too, not the carbon parts, so they should hold up well to the abuse, if I like 'em enough, I might just get more for my 416). And @ SKYFLAKES, I'm not 100% sure yet what ESC's will fit, but I use Novak GTB's, & when I get to that step I will be trying one in it, so I'd think if it fits, then most ESC's should, & I'll let you know once I get to that step.....
Ahh. That explains the difference in the part number between ta-05 ifs and v.2. Thanks a bunch for the info.
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Old 07-20-2009, 12:23 AM
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I've been spending a lot of time considering what to buy, to get into RCGT - and this is the chassis I pulled the trigger on. Tower Hobbies - and $30 off with a coupon code, can't beat that.

Can some of the experienced guys here chime in on what spares I should pick up and have handy? I've been mostly an off-road guy so I don't expect it'll be the same stuff

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Old 07-20-2009, 07:36 AM
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Hi everybody, I'm new to this forum and a real tamiya fan/driver. My cars are Stadium Blitzer, GTR35 on a TT01E chassis, and used to have a frog. And now its time for a new Tamiya car. I'm looking for the Ta05v2 or the TB03. I'm not sure yet. But on the TB03 thread I'm reading a lot of positive things about the TB03. I want to race in the GT2 class next year.

So my question is did anyone drive the new V2 yet?


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Old 07-20-2009, 11:26 AM
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im still waiting also, I cant decide yet between the TB03 and this TA05 ver 2. hopefully someone can give a feedback of the ver 2 soon.
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Originally Posted by kdeselms
I've been spending a lot of time considering what to buy, to get into RCGT - and this is the chassis I pulled the trigger on. Tower Hobbies - and $30 off with a coupon code, can't beat that.

Can some of the experienced guys here chime in on what spares I should pick up and have handy? I've been mostly an off-road guy so I don't expect it'll be the same stuff
I can't speak on certain parts(like the suspension arms, these are new, same design as the ones from the 416 but they're made of the softer more flexible plastic, so I don't know what difference it'll make in their durability), but I would suggest keeping some extra C-Hubs(caster blocks) & front uprights, & maybe some extra kingpins(when you lose an upright, many times the kingpins will disappear too), but that might be about it. And for JD & SKYFLAKES, I should learn a little this coming weekend, I think the car's on schedule & I've already decided I've had enough offroading for now, so I should have it ready to run by Saturday & will take her for a few test runs....
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Originally Posted by Grizzbob
I can't speak on certain parts(like the suspension arms, these are new, same design as the ones from the 416 but they're made of the softer more flexible plastic, so I don't know what difference it'll make in their durability), but I would suggest keeping some extra C-Hubs(caster blocks) & front uprights, & maybe some extra kingpins(when you lose an upright, many times the kingpins will disappear too), but that might be about it. And for JD & SKYFLAKES, I should learn a little this coming weekend, I think the car's on schedule & I've already decided I've had enough offroading for now, so I should have it ready to run by Saturday & will take her for a few test runs....
Thanx Grizzbob, can't wait to read what you have to say about the V2! . Are you using a brushed or brushless motor for the V2? And dont forget to have fun, coming saturday driving the car

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New Suspension mount
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Old 07-21-2009, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by JD Skyline
Thanx Grizzbob, can't wait to read what you have to say about the V2! . Are you using a brushed or brushless motor for the V2? And dont forget to have fun, coming saturday driving the car

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Brushless, definitely. Since my goal for this car is the GT2 class in Tamiya's TCS events, I'll likely stick to 17.5 motors in it, though I may also try a 21.5 & run it in the Vintage Trans Am class if possible(in other words, if we have a class this winter, we never really know what the guys will want to run).....
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