Tamiya TT02 Thread
#2777
Tech Adept
Joined: May 2018
Posts: 163
From: Southern Germany
I recently bought a new TT-02R Kit. I was surprised ti see that the included motor mount differs from the hop up part which is available separately. The Kit's mount is meant to be used with countersunk screws and the placement of the mounting holes is also different. See also following picture.
No clue why Tamiya is doing such things?

Left: hop up part Right: TT-02R mount
No clue why Tamiya is doing such things?

Left: hop up part Right: TT-02R mount
#2778
I recently bought a new TT-02R Kit. I was surprised ti see that the included motor mount differs from the hop up part which is available separately. The Kit's mount is meant to be used with countersunk screws and the placement of the mounting holes is also different. See also following picture.
No clue why Tamiya is doing such things?

Left: hop up part Right: TT-02R mount
No clue why Tamiya is doing such things?

Left: hop up part Right: TT-02R mount
The hopup when originally developed was for the stock TT-02 kit that includes a 70T spur gear.
The TT-02R includes a 68T spur. So, logically, the offset hole positions for corresponding pinion sizes are different, based on the STOCK spur for each respective kit.
#2782
Tech Adept
Joined: May 2018
Posts: 163
From: Southern Germany
I think its as simple as the stock gearing for each kit.
The hopup when originally developed was for the stock TT-02 kit that includes a 70T spur gear.
The TT-02R includes a 68T spur. So, logically, the offset hole positions for corresponding pinion sizes are different, based on the STOCK spur for each respective kit.
The hopup when originally developed was for the stock TT-02 kit that includes a 70T spur gear.
The TT-02R includes a 68T spur. So, logically, the offset hole positions for corresponding pinion sizes are different, based on the STOCK spur for each respective kit.
That makes perfect sense! Thanks...
#2785
My tribute to Hurley Haywood and Brumos

#2786
Great looking GT3. I love how the TT-02 has a short wheelbase option. It really makes the Porsche 911 more believable looking. I recently finished my '73 Carerra shell.

I love how the TT-02 has a short wheelbase option. It really makes the Porsche 911 more believable looking. I recently finished my '73 Carerra shell.

I love how the TT-02 has a short wheelbase option. It really makes the Porsche 911 more believable looking. I recently finished my '73 Carerra shell.
#2789
Just in case there are racers looking for TT02's. Tower has another sale including three TT02 models. The NSX model is $103.60 normally and you can get 20% off. t would be under $83. The sale is good through the 5th.
https://www.towerhobbies.com/flash-s...24&return=true
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