Tamiya Direct Drive Touring Car
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From what I was told Tamiya sold out of the clear bodies last both the complete body kits and the seperate bodies sans sticker and bumper. I guess they are also sold out of the bumper kits.
Tamiya note to self: Do NOT run out of kits, bodies or parts for a line of cars that the Company is trying to establish.
#557
They have ordered more, I think the F-103 has just been more successfull then they have planned.
I know this has happened to us at Team Orion with a couple of products.
I know this has happened to us at Team Orion with a couple of products.
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Great thread guys! I got my GT back in March and I love it...too bad I broke the diff joint when I was trying to tighten up the diff (oops!)
I'm running a P2k Pro in mine right now and it's more than fast enough. I don't race it, but it's a fun little bastard of a car! Also have an old F103.
Have been considering swapping F201 wheels/tires onto my GT, but I don't know of any F1 bodies from Tamiya that aren't discontinued. I already bought the F201 Original body set but it doesn't fit, DOH! In the parts listing it says the FW24 BMW fits on Tower, but I really don't want to drop $36 MORE and find out it doesn't fit.
my F103 (with all the TRF goodies) and F103GT (ricer body, HPI slicks, and red wheel nuts because they make you go faster!)
I'm running a P2k Pro in mine right now and it's more than fast enough. I don't race it, but it's a fun little bastard of a car! Also have an old F103.
Have been considering swapping F201 wheels/tires onto my GT, but I don't know of any F1 bodies from Tamiya that aren't discontinued. I already bought the F201 Original body set but it doesn't fit, DOH! In the parts listing it says the FW24 BMW fits on Tower, but I really don't want to drop $36 MORE and find out it doesn't fit.
my F103 (with all the TRF goodies) and F103GT (ricer body, HPI slicks, and red wheel nuts because they make you go faster!)
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They have ordered more, I think the F-103 has just been more successfull then they have planned.
#561
Originally Posted by rccardr
Tamiya Note to Self #2: DO NOT, repeat, DO NOT run out of parts or bodies for cars we are trying to establish as a new class. Plan for SUCCESS, not for failure....
Can I add, make more than 1 body set too.!
#564
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Mr Black.
I found a 100 spur (64) for the F103GT.
Which pinion should I start with at the Tamiya track with a Silver can ?
I found a 100 spur (64) for the F103GT.
Which pinion should I start with at the Tamiya track with a Silver can ?
#565
Originally Posted by tamiyarcracer
I second that.
Can I add, make more than 1 body set too.!
Can I add, make more than 1 body set too.!
#566
LOL! I think Tamiya already did that one for their mini4x4 cars even before Puegot did.
#567
Originally Posted by B3x
Mr Black.
I found a 100 spur (64) for the F103GT.
Which pinion should I start with at the Tamiya track with a Silver can ?
I found a 100 spur (64) for the F103GT.
Which pinion should I start with at the Tamiya track with a Silver can ?
I also ran a 104Sp with a 26Pn (4.16:1), it was the biggest and it was a little slow but had abtter drive feel. We are still getting the gearing dialed in and this may change over the next week or two.
I would suggest getting the Hop-Up Spur gear set #53104 from Tamiya just to have the options.
#568
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Thanks. Will do.
#569
Just a note to many who are runing Sorex 36R's as the weather get's colder as it was this last weekend at the track going to 32's seemed to give big grip advantages.
#570
Originally Posted by MrBlack
Just a note to many who are runing Sorex 36R's as the weather get's colder as it was this last weekend at the track going to 32's seemed to give big grip advantages.