There are actually TT-02 chassis covers.
I've seen them on the german ebay, i've contacted the seller about shipping to Belgium and he gave me a link to a website but i was unable to find them.

My complete budget racer. Used tire sauce today and was stunned. Felt like a kid in a candy store and have new love for the tt02. Pretty awesome journey from a rally car to this.

Still a few more things to tweak. Without this thread/forum I wouldn't have got this far :D

I've been changing the mounting of the rear hubs and front steering blocks.
I did switch them arround as when you should do to make a TT-02 Rally version.
By doing this i need to mount some smaller dampers, so i did use some TRF mini dampers to become the correct ride height.
I mounted some VTEC 30R tires to see how the car performs with this setup.
Going to test this setup tomorrow on a high grip carpet track, i will keep you guys informed how it went.

whats the best way to get more top end on my tt02? i have the highspeed gear set with a 27 pinion. lrp17.5 motor running 2s....snooze snooze snooze.. its seems ok for the stock drift type tires...but i want to do more than just slide around.. i bought some HPI replacement tires-so that should help the sliding. do i up the voltage--3s? change the gearing? or go for a different motor--like a 13.5 or even lower? i also have a trinity d3.5 17.5 motor but i havent tried it yet. i'm just bashing in a parking lot.. i'm not looking for crazy speed speed but i would like it to be at least peppy! .. before i throw any more money at this thing-i thought i would ask the experts... thanks.

From what i can understand is that you are using the high speed spur with a 27T pinion,is that correct?
If you do, then i suggest to buy a bigger pinion a 29T (This pinion comes in a set of 2 pinions 28T&29T) and a TB03 64T spur.
This will bring your final drive ratio (FDR) down to 5.74 instead of the 6.55 FDR you have now.
The motor should be ok with this lower FDR.
This would cost you less then $20, much cheaper then buying a new motor.
Just keep in mind that you oftenly need to check the temperature of the motor after a few minutes of driving.

Hope this helps

Today i've been testing the setup discribed above and the car was absolutely a blast to drive.
The car was on rails even without tire sauce, just cleaned the tires and drive.
Even though i was only using a silvercan motor but the car looked very fast and stable.
The most important thing i noticed was that when you mount the rear hubs and steering blocks like a rally version they become stronger.
Normally when i hit the boarding with the TT-02 (cause of to tide steering) the steering block would have been broken, but even after a few times of to tide steering the car (steering blocks) were still fine.
I can only recommend this to everybody who is running a TT-02 and is able to mount some smaller dampers (like TRF mini dampers).

@Qatmix,

You really should try the setup explained above, you will love it
If you need more explaining just PM me ;) cause i'm unable to send a PM to you.

Trf dampers will help a tt02 out a lot.

That's correct, but we have been using the car at the belgian TCS and there it isn't allowed to use TRF dampers in the junior or top stock series.
And because we are going to compete with another touring car championship (where it's allowed to use TRF dampers) i've been testing them with my new setup.

Trf dampers as opposed to which? I have used the setup for rally on carpet but this was an unfair comparison as my car had been used for off road a lot. I ended breaking the rear left hub on the straight from the boarding if that's what you call it so I don't think its necessarily stronger due to a different setup.

I still have hit the boarders 1-2 during practice and not broken any knuckles/hubs. I'm also using a 9t motor so not too slow either on the straight

We were only allowed to use the plastic oil shocks from tamiya.
When i said the rear hub&steering blocks are stronger by using them in rally configuration then it was mostly ment for the steering blocks.
I'm using the alu 2.5° rear hubs, these are very solid.

When you would mount the rear hubs and steering blocks as it's ment to be for on road racing then the steering blocks are very fragile and do break very easily.
My little girl broke a lot of these steering blocks with very minor crashes that a car should be able to handle without any problem.
This was the biggest problem for every TT-02 competing at the belgian TCS.
I have never broke 1 rear hub, even when i'm using the standard versions under racing conditions.

Wouldn't the m chassis super mini cva shocks give the same idea as the slipped suspension with trfs? While being cheaper, and having nearly equal performance and tune-ability.

Yep the Tamiya Super Mini CVA's are the same length, and are good shocks. not as blue or shiny as the TRF ones though :)

@addicted2blue why doesnt my PM work for you ? I will try some of the things you mention. My TT02 is handling well atm, although I am away for work atm so not racing for a few days

The TRF type dampers are waaaaayy better then those plastic super mini dampers, they will give a huge difference in handling.
They are indeed more expensive but IMO worth every extra $$$.
My car runs great with those super mini dampers but with those TRF mini dampers the car was so much more stable and planted and it does improve your laptimes.
I will keep trying to improve the cars handling with several other setups and tires.

My fastest laptime with just a silvercan motor was 11.053seconds, while on this same track Markus Mobers (1/12th stock european champion) have laptimes arround 7seconds with his modified 1/12th car. I think this isn't a bad time for a silvercan equipped basic car.

Do you have laptimes between the minis and the trfs?

No i don't have some laptimes with the super mini's.
I'm counting on what my eyes see and how i feel the car is driving arround the track.
For example i never use a roll out when i'm driving a F1 with foam tires or a 1/12th scale car, but i Always been able to get the gear ratio to be correct.
I'm mostly make dicisions on my feeling and so far they never let me down, but i'm getting older and you'll never know when i could be wrong.;)