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BmainStar 11-19-2019 03:36 PM


Originally Posted by chucko (Post 15547658)
1st time out I got hit in a head on and then again side ways. this thing before it got hit was supper fast and on rails... racing it at night NO lights MY BAD . then after the hit it was all over the place. parts are on order this it what happened CAN you see it .. when I took it apart to straighten it the turn buckle snapped . https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...721099bad9.jpg

Is it just the turn buckle? .950 length 3 mm will work.The set scews come loose and alum parts spin .My Car is Ruthless.No real set up ,so when it's dialed any tap into a brd at speed really affects the car Much less being in a head on..lol

chucko 11-20-2019 02:49 PM


Originally Posted by BmainStar (Post 15548456)
Is it just the turn buckle? .950 length 3 mm will work.The set scews come loose and alum parts spin .My Car is Ruthless.No real set up ,so when it's dialed any tap into a brd at speed really affects the car Much less being in a head on..lol

could you tell me where to get the 2.97 mm x 12 turn buckle ? I reordered the whole blue arm set to get the little turnbuckle, a set of rims, an axle after closer looks or what happened I ordered parts from rcmart and its going to be 4 weeks tell I can fix it..

nikkiesteban 11-20-2019 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by wtcc (Post 15530665)
https://abload.de/img/3bbdcecb-c1ee-495b-ailjvh.jpeg


I kicked off the indoor season for myself today. With the upcoming Tamiya Euro Cup race in mind, I brought the TT-02s to the track. The track got new carpet and a new layout. I found a decent rhythm quite fast, but had to fight a little with the car. The rear was stepping out suddenly. I tried a lot of things without effect. Later in the day a little less droop and a reduction of the steering angle helped this problem. I then cured it by taking out 1mm of the rear inner camber link shims :sweat: After that I could increase the steering angle again and finally got some consistent runs :)


https://abload.de/img/8801f24c-189f-4878-bk9k0h.jpeg


By the way: Has anybody already driven the new Ford Mustang? Does it have a good performance?

How did you extend the ball cup in the steering bridge? I also need the linkage to be in horizontal. If I don't put spacers in the bridge it's angled. And the steering radius is not even.

BmainStar 11-21-2019 11:18 PM


Originally Posted by chucko (Post 15549082)
could you tell me where to get the 2.97 mm x 12 turn buckle ? I reordered the whole blue arm set to get the little turnbuckle, a set of rims, an axle after closer looks or what happened I ordered parts from rcmart and its going to be 4 weeks tell I can fix it..

Try tq racing .They are on the internet out of chino ca.The size you want is 3 mm x 24-26 mm long
would be my quess.

chucko 11-22-2019 07:43 AM

did my own repair waiting for mail from China so I can race tell parts show up . bent axle, broke rim, snapped the right turnbuckle trying to straighten it . its all funhttps://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...4a3eaaf399.jpg

wtcc 11-22-2019 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by nikkiesteban (Post 15549100)
How did you extend the ball cup in the steering bridge? I also need the linkage to be in horizontal. If I don't put spacers in the bridge it's angled. And the steering radius is not even.

It is all just shims in combination with the Tamiya servosaver.
Can you post a picture of your steering setup, please.

BmainStar 11-22-2019 11:01 AM


Originally Posted by wtcc (Post 15550122)
It is all just shims in combination with the Tamiya servosaver.
Can you post a picture of your steering setup, please.

Hey wtcc,Tell me about your turn buckle set up.
I notice an Alum bridge /diff mnt that ball cup attaches to.I know You make some parts too.
Set up looks way better than the one I have
Thanks, Ric

nikkiesteban 11-22-2019 02:35 PM

Whats the code of your kimbrough servo saver? also is it large or medium?

wtcc 11-22-2019 02:57 PM

The car consists of original Tamiya parts only.
I really don’t know what I did different, but here are more pics of the steering and front of the car:

https://abload.de/img/1a95ff3d-6350-409a-88djgi.jpeg

https://abload.de/img/d422236f-ca3c-4995-8yxjj6.jpeg

https://abload.de/img/b8dd9d1e-eb14-455f-boxk6z.jpeg

wtcc 11-22-2019 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by BmainStar (Post 15550157)
Hey wtcc,Tell me about your turn buckle set up.
I notice an Alum bridge /diff mnt that ball cup attaches to.I know You make some parts too.
Set up looks way better than the one I have
Thanks, Ric

That is Tamiya part: 54651 ;)

sethwas 11-23-2019 03:34 PM

If you look at thercracer website in his guide he talks about steering for the TT02 and the parts needed to get what you're looking for.

Bear in mind it used to be that you needed to get several different hop ups to make it work but you don't anymore.

Tamiya #54752 has all of it. It's way cheaper than buying the individual pieces separately.

I actually let Craig/thercracer know and being the a cool guy that he is, he's updating his site.

Seth

nikkiesteban 11-23-2019 03:45 PM


Originally Posted by wtcc (Post 15550277)
The car consists of original Tamiya parts only.
I really don’t know what I did different, but here are more pics of the steering and front of the car:

https://abload.de/img/1a95ff3d-6350-409a-88djgi.jpeg

https://abload.de/img/d422236f-ca3c-4995-8yxjj6.jpeg

https://abload.de/img/b8dd9d1e-eb14-455f-boxk6z.jpeg

What type of screw did you use? Is it really long?

Nerobro 11-23-2019 08:08 PM

They make some really long setscrews. That looks like the nut ballstud, so I supsect there's a 15mm (ish) setscrew in there.

wtcc 11-23-2019 11:41 PM


Originally Posted by nikkiesteban (Post 15550796)
What type of screw did you use? Is it really long?

They add the screws in the parts bag. And yes it is very long :lol:

BmainStar 11-24-2019 04:33 AM

New body
 
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https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...ce6070a95f.jpg
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...86579c3642.jpg
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