Good to see that we are getting close to a good high grip carpet standard set up from different locations on the globe.

Outdoor season starts over here in one month, so we can start all over to find a good low grip asphalt set up

This year we'll put the M-06(with a 13-T Motor) against a TT-01(with a 19-T Motor).

Which one will be the faster chassis?

My .02 cents: TT01 hands down, especially with option gear ratio.

This is for a drag race or race around a track?

Taking forever to get done, but progress is progress. Handling is spot on now.

Looking good Gary!

Where can I get M-06 bodies (large variety) in the U.S.?
-I need a body that fit the longest wheelbase.

Tamiya just has the Mazda MX-5 body.

Thank You

Thanks! Car is working nicely now that i've got the handling in check. Next step is neaten the wiring and add the 13 turn motor

That Porsche looks sweet!

Who makes that body? Is it still available?

It looks to me like it's a regular GT2 body from the 47321 kit, presumably on a LWB M06???

I was wondering the same question,
I was unaware of any GT2 body that fit the M06

Firefoxussr, -what's the deal?

So is Tamiya *budum dum tsss*

Nailed it!

I already had a the shell but didn't like the idea of building a mid-engine 911 RC. One of the defining traits of a 911 is its rear motor.

That said, I've built an M06 in 'L' wheelbase it's close to the 236mm of a TA02SW, given that the M06's wheels are angled forward, it works. The other crucial part is the HPI 911RSR wheels.
Build thread: https://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/ind...rsche-911-gt2/

I am not sure what a GT2 body is, but I have this body on my M06 short wheel base.
MCLAREN F1 BODY 210MM WB TAMIYA M MINI CHASSIS M-02 M-03 M-04 M-05 M-06 | eBay

It's just to see what chassis can put-in the fastest lap. . .M-06 or TT-01.
(I should've said that)

Thanks