Tamiya Euro Truck Class
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#1535
Tech Regular
#1537

My body was completely broken right behind the cab, allowing the front to flop around everywhere and causing the front wheels to chatter and lose grip. )You can see the crack on the rear part of the front wheel well in the picture.)
I made some struts using my 3D printer and some crawler rod ends I had lying around. The body is super solid but not sure how it will perform.

I made some struts using my 3D printer and some crawler rod ends I had lying around. The body is super solid but not sure how it will perform.


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#1540
Tech Fanatic
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The good news is, Tamiya changed the mold for the rear wheels and reinforced the area around the center hub. The latest batches of black and white wheels are from the updated molds. I'm not sure if any of the chrome wheels are the updated design. (Sorry for the bad image, but I didn't open the package before taking the pic. You can still see the gusset of added material around the center hub in the wheel.

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#1541

I still have mine sitting in the box. I haven't opened it yet because now it seems like noone is running them here anymore. I'll have to drum up support for the class again to get people to bring them out.
#1542

So is there any difference between the flat faced body cars and the fat fox versions other then the looks? I prefer the looks of the buggyra, but with it being a stock class I would rather go with whatever is going to give an advantage
#1543

From what I've read there is no difference, just the body. I bought a Fat Fox because I liked the way it looked better and had a paint scheme in mind for it. I still haven't opened it up yet as I'm trying to find out about this upcoming fall and winter race season by me. If anybody does know any differences I would be interested in that info as well.
#1544
Tech Adept
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Technically it’s more aero, but wins at my local track has been mixed. Last points race, the Mercedes won. The race before that, the top 3 we’re Fat Foxes. I run the Mercedes and I’m curious to know as well.
Since we’re on the topic of tiny advantages, has anyone coughed up the money for ceramic bearings? I did the poor man’s version (took the shields off, degreased, and added bearing oil). It seemed to have helped.
Since we’re on the topic of tiny advantages, has anyone coughed up the money for ceramic bearings? I did the poor man’s version (took the shields off, degreased, and added bearing oil). It seemed to have helped.