Tamiya TT02 Thread
#2521
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Now I have another question
Standard TT02 comes with GB1 diff case
TT02-RR comes with GB2 diff case where gear diff oil is possible.
Outdrive cup for GB1 & GB2 are different.
Now, if I want to lock the front diff, Tamiya 54649 TT-02 Diff Lock Block can be used in GB1 or GB2 diff case???
Standard TT02 comes with GB1 diff case
TT02-RR comes with GB2 diff case where gear diff oil is possible.
Outdrive cup for GB1 & GB2 are different.
Now, if I want to lock the front diff, Tamiya 54649 TT-02 Diff Lock Block can be used in GB1 or GB2 diff case???
#2522
Now I have another question
Standard TT02 comes with GB1 diff case
TT02-RR comes with GB2 diff case where gear diff oil is possible.
Outdrive cup for GB1 & GB2 are different.
Now, if I want to lock the front diff, Tamiya 54649 TT-02 Diff Lock Block can be used in GB1 or GB2 diff case???
Standard TT02 comes with GB1 diff case
TT02-RR comes with GB2 diff case where gear diff oil is possible.
Outdrive cup for GB1 & GB2 are different.
Now, if I want to lock the front diff, Tamiya 54649 TT-02 Diff Lock Block can be used in GB1 or GB2 diff case???
#2525
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http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/54091/index.htm
http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/54090/index.htm
#2526
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Joined: May 2018
Posts: 163
From: Southern Germany
The inner (or left) servo mount is located below the prop shaft, so it needs to have a lower height than the right one.
You also have to cut away the half of left
servo mounting flange to clear the prop shaft. Kind of weird...
Michael
You also have to cut away the half of left
servo mounting flange to clear the prop shaft. Kind of weird...
Michael
#2528
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Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 11
Just picked up one of these, a Mustang GT4. Haven't raced RC in 20 years, but needed some at-home stress relief and this fit the bill.
I'm never going to race this thing, but I added bearings and oil dampers because plastic bushings and Tyco friction "shocks" just hurt me on any car that looks this good.
Only other upgrade I plan on are tires. Kit slicks are slippery and I can tell they're going to wear fast too. What tires would you all recommend for parking lot bashing? HPI X pattern radials seem to be gone, I see a ton of no-name knock off brands (no idea if there are hidden gems buried in these), and Tamiya options seem OOS or hard to get everywhere. I'm looking to stick with 26mm width, to use the kit wheels.
I'm never going to race this thing, but I added bearings and oil dampers because plastic bushings and Tyco friction "shocks" just hurt me on any car that looks this good.
Only other upgrade I plan on are tires. Kit slicks are slippery and I can tell they're going to wear fast too. What tires would you all recommend for parking lot bashing? HPI X pattern radials seem to be gone, I see a ton of no-name knock off brands (no idea if there are hidden gems buried in these), and Tamiya options seem OOS or hard to get everywhere. I'm looking to stick with 26mm width, to use the kit wheels.
#2530
Anybody know what part # I need to use these metal diffs in a TT-02? The plastic diff housing (outdrive cup?) that comes with the kit has four holes so it doesn't fit. I've got all the other internal and prop shaft gears I just need the diff housing.


#2531
There is a set of 4 tires with inserts from Ride RC:
Ride 26mm
I did not use them up to now, but I think they are worth testing.
Ride 26mm
I did not use them up to now, but I think they are worth testing.
https://www.teamgravityrc.com/home/USGT-TIRES-c37393544
#2533
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Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 187
#2535
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Joined: Nov 2017
Posts: 414
I don't know the part numbers without searching, but the Gravel Hound and Plasma Edge were models on the DF02 chassis.





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