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Raman 02-23-2013 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by celt (Post 11852255)
Can anyone confrim without question, how much static toe is built into the rear arms?

Meaning, take the rear uprights out of the equation, how much toe is in the rear arms/mounts?

1.5 degree

celt 02-23-2013 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by Raman (Post 11852390)
1.5 degree

Perfect, thanks...

celt 02-24-2013 04:54 AM


Originally Posted by Raman (Post 11852390)
1.5 degree

The other r4ason for my curiosity was that I saw this...

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/ite...oduct-id=49442

Not sure if they are a new part, but a valuable tuning option.

kwkride 02-24-2013 11:56 AM

Thought I'd share some pics of my newly built M06R ;)

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8519/8...bda43487_c.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8089/8...cfda96d6_c.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8235/8...ea016138_c.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8246/8...f051e85b_c.jpg

v_squared 02-25-2013 08:49 AM

[QUOTE=kwkride;11855860]Thought I'd share some pics of my newly built M06R ;)

Sweet ride Jim.

Mini35 02-25-2013 01:58 PM

The M06R looks very nice. What aluminium steering bits come as standard with the R please?

kwkride 02-25-2013 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by v_squared (Post 11859734)
Sweet ride Jim.


Originally Posted by Mini35 (Post 11860896)
The M06R looks very nice. What aluminium steering bits come as standard with the R please?

Thanks for the compliments . . .

Specifically talking about steering components, the "R" only comes with
Aluminum steering posts and an aluminum servo mount.
I added the aluminum steering link.

Raman 02-25-2013 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by kwkride (Post 11860941)
Thanks for the compliments . . .

Specifically talking about steering components, the "R" only comes with
Aluminum steering posts and an aluminum servo mount.
I added the aluminum steering link.

I noticed as well that the M06R doesn't come with the aluminium steering Ackerman. That's the only hop up from the M06 Pro that did not make it over.

You can also use the aluminium steering arms from M05. It's not listed as a hop up for the M06 but its exact replacement for the plastic pieces.

Mini35 02-25-2013 03:24 PM


Originally Posted by kwkride (Post 11860941)
Thanks for the compliments . . .

Specifically talking about steering components, the "R" only comes with
Aluminum steering posts and an aluminum servo mount.
I added the aluminum steering link.

Yes, I saw the blue link bar hiding in there. Are the steering post top caps also alloy? I have bought the silver link bar and steering arms for my R (which is still in transit from HK) but was thinking I needed the top caps too.

It's a real shame that having gone to the trouble of introducing this red theme Tamiya haven't made Hop-ups available to match. For example I have a blue rear shock tower and gearbox plates on my blinged up standard RX7 M06 but IMHO they'll just look odd on the R as unlike the steering bar they're very visible.

One more question, does anyone know the part number for the rear shock shaft I need to run with 54000 shocks on the v2 carbon tower? Running without an internal spacer and on Pit Shimizu tyres (not 60Ds) I only have 3mm ride height and she's dragging her ass on the bumpier bits of our track so I'd like to lift it up to 5mm like my FWD cars.

Thanks all.

Raman 02-25-2013 04:30 PM


Originally Posted by Mini35 (Post 11861244)
Yes, I saw the blue link bar hiding in there. Are the steering post top caps also alloy? I have bought the silver link bar and steering arms for my R (which is still in transit from HK) but was thinking I needed the top caps too.

It's a real shame that having gone to the trouble of introducing this red theme Tamiya haven't made Hop-ups available to match. For example I have a blue rear shock tower and gearbox plates on my blinged up standard RX7 M06 but IMHO they'll just look odd on the R as unlike the steering bar they're very visible.

One more question, does anyone know the part number for the rear shock shaft I need to run with 54000 shocks on the v2 carbon tower? Running without an internal spacer and on Pit Shimizu tyres (not 60Ds) I only have 3mm ride height and she's dragging her ass on the bumpier bits of our track so I'd like to lift it up to 5mm like my FWD cars.

Thanks all.

Ok here we go :)

1. Rear shock piston 9805504
2. Pit Shimizu: I run the racing slicks 55D. One piece of advice, throw their inserts out and use sweep pink mini insert.

What shore are you running?

3. M06R is a limited addition kit. You can always tell when Tamiya assigns a 5 digit kit number that starts with an 8. So I doubt there will be many additional hop ups in red.

Colour wise, red and blue actually match. As I type this, I'm wearing a light blue shirt with a red tie that has blue patterns on it lol. I make my RC money by taking wealthy folks to the cleaners when they need clothes :D

If the blue bothers you, you can de-anodise with an oven cleaner like greased lightning or liquid drano

celt 02-25-2013 04:48 PM


Originally Posted by kwkride (Post 11860941)
Thanks for the compliments . . .

Specifically talking about steering components, the "R" only comes with
Aluminum steering posts and an aluminum servo mount.
I added the aluminum steering link.

I expect to see you on the podium next year Jim!

kwkride 02-25-2013 05:20 PM


Originally Posted by Mini35 (Post 11861244)
Yes, I saw the blue link bar hiding in there. Are the steering post top caps also alloy?

Yes, they are like this only in red.

http://www.tamiyausa.com/images/prod...54193_0001.jpg


Originally Posted by Mini35
It's a real shame that having gone to the trouble of introducing this red theme Tamiya haven't made Hop-ups available to match. For example I have a blue rear shock tower and gearbox plates on my blinged up standard RX7 M06 but IMHO they'll just look odd on the R as unlike the steering bar they're very visible.

Yeah, if I could buy the hop ups in red, I definitely would. But once you put the body on, it just looks like any other Mini anyway. ;)

kwkride 02-25-2013 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by celt (Post 11861624)
I expect to see you on the podium next year Jim!

That would be sweet, but I am no where close to the level of those A-main drivers we had. :nod:

ruebiracer 02-25-2013 10:06 PM


One more question, does anyone know the part number for the rear shock shaft I need to run with 54000 shocks on the v2 carbon tower? Running without an internal spacer and on Pit Shimizu tyres (not 60Ds) I only have 3mm ride height and she's dragging her ass on the bumpier bits of our track so I'd like to lift it up to 5mm like my FWD cars.
The V2 shock tower is intended for the Tamiya touring car shocks with the longer body. You can see it in the manual. Thatīs why you have only 3mm ride height.;)

BR,
Matthias

Raman 02-26-2013 10:02 AM

You can also use the longer shock ends to compensate for shorter dampers.

If you end up using the longer pistons, make sure to use a spacer after shock end to limit up travel. This is what the M06R kit build suggests a well.


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