Tamiya TT02 Thread
#736
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just bought a type R instead of the type S i wanted because the shop that I went didn't stock it and got hooked by the phrase "limited edition" (referring to the part number and some parts inside)
getting a alu shaft is cheap for the type S but a better quality suspension kit would cost a lot more to replace for the type R.
bleah......wish i read more carefully for pages 40-41
getting a alu shaft is cheap for the type S but a better quality suspension kit would cost a lot more to replace for the type R.
bleah......wish i read more carefully for pages 40-41
#737
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From: santa monica / manchester
You will still have fun with it and the rear hubs on the R will help the car feel more stable.
The parts for the S are seperately available and in some way they are better as it allows you to add droop screws etc.
I am working on a new TT02 article at the moment.
The parts for the S are seperately available and in some way they are better as it allows you to add droop screws etc.
I am working on a new TT02 article at the moment.
#738
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the suspension kits here cost easily US$60
Correct me if I am wrong, the type S comes with a motor? and does the type S comes alu uprights with 3degree toe in?
tamiya com/english/products/58600/index.htm
The rear is set up with 3°of toe-in.
I'll need help for 1 thing though. I am completely new to this RC thing. so I really have no idea what to get for esc and motor combination.
so far I have a wild willy2 and it came with ESC + motor and all I needed was a RC set for it.
#739
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The type S comes with rear toe in as it uses suspensions blocks that has 3 degree toe in on the rear. No alu uprights. The front trf suspension on the S also has positive caster on the c-hubs. They also have more shock position options and come with longer arms. You wont be able to fit the rear hub carrier of the R on the S though as they each use different suspension parts. I have the S. It comes with a motor. To run your R's included motor, just get the cheap tamiya 105bk or a hobbywing quickrun brushed esc.
#741
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The type S comes with rear toe in as it uses suspensions blocks that has 3 degree toe in on the rear. No alu uprights. The front trf suspension on the S also has positive caster on the c-hubs. They also have more shock position options and come with longer arms. You wont be able to fit the rear hub carrier of the R on the S though as they each use different suspension parts. I have the S. It comes with a motor. To run your R's included motor, just get the cheap tamiya 105bk or a hobbywing quickrun brushed esc.
actually the 02r doesn't come with any motor.
Probably cheaper for me to just get whatever is compatible from the S kit and add on to the 02R.
#742
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The R didn't come with a motor?! I always thought it did and i thought i researched enough about it. Oh welps. If you're bot racing TCS or doing any club racing, any motor esc combo would do i guess, the cheaper the better.
The R and S, if i had to sum it all up, the S is more adjustable, the R is race ready but quite "fixed" on the settings.
The R and S, if i had to sum it all up, the S is more adjustable, the R is race ready but quite "fixed" on the settings.
#748
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http://www.thercracer.com/2014/08/ta...-and-tips.html
Is there something else that you think it is missing?
#749
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I do a TT02 mod overview here. At the start I mention the different chassis types.
http://www.thercracer.com/2014/08/ta...-and-tips.html
Is there something else that you think it is missing?
http://www.thercracer.com/2014/08/ta...-and-tips.html
Is there something else that you think it is missing?





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