Tamiya TT02 Thread
#3301
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Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 133
From: Central Florida
The link works for me.
Try this one if it doesn't work for you. https://www.thingiverse.com/rc_perspective/designs
That'll bring you to my collection of designs.
Try this one if it doesn't work for you. https://www.thingiverse.com/rc_perspective/designs
That'll bring you to my collection of designs.
#3302
#3303
Yep, the body sits lower. It has 11mm clearance to the ground.
Ive printer the splitter you have up and like its height. it does sit higher than the bottom of the body but therres enough flex between it and the body for a nice seal. Plus it allows for full compression without bottoming out.



Ive printer the splitter you have up and like its height. it does sit higher than the bottom of the body but therres enough flex between it and the body for a nice seal. Plus it allows for full compression without bottoming out.



#3304
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Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 133
From: Central Florida
Hi @TurboThirdGen, i get a "page not found" when clicking the link
#3308
OMG.. you’re an 911 RSR fan and like 82-92 Camaros. How can this be? Those Camaros put the series in its grave for a decade. Only Camaros I can tolerate are gen 1.
#3309
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Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 133
From: Central Florida
The Third gens were on rails! Out-handled the Porsches, Lambos and Ferraris from that era.
Also took design cues from the Ferrari F40.
Best car I ever had. Still have, 14 years later. Cummins Turbo; 21psi of boost on a stock v6! (I built the wiring harness and ECM from scratch. Built the transmission and rear end, lowered it and did suspension work. Built the whole turbo setup myself, full 3 inch single exhaust from the turbo back). I couldn't afford a first gen, this was my first car. Mine is the red and black one. I'm a sucker for these lines.

Holset HX35W Turbo

Ditched the distributor and went with triple coil pack DIS ignition

Just something about those lines. Red one next to mine has an LS6 with an LSX supercharger, Purple one is also an LS, with a Magnussen supercharger

Plus, who can forget about Knight Rider? That was a Trans-Am; but same decade and bodystyle.
One day mine will have an all aluminum 5.7 LS truck engine and a T56 manual transmission. The entire aluminum LS weighs less than the cast iron v6!
Last edited by TurboThirdGen; 06-21-2022 at 04:32 AM.
#3310
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Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 133
From: Central Florida
Hi @TurboThirdGen, i get a "page not found" when clicking the link
Sometimes Thingiverse doesn't work as it should. I've deleted it and re-uploaded it. Give this one a try - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5411611
I've got some time today, So I'm gonna print out the updated diffuser, and if it's good I'll have it up later today.
Decided to give the 3d printer some rest. It's been going non-stop for a month haha
Last edited by TurboThirdGen; 06-21-2022 at 05:06 AM.
#3311
Correction, the Catfish 93-02 fourth gen Camaros put the name in the grave.
The Third gens were on rails! Out-handled the Porsches, Lambos and Ferraris from that era.
Also took design cues from the Ferrari F40.
Best car I ever had. Still have, 14 years later. Cummins Turbo; 21psi of boost on a stock v6! (I built the wiring harness and ECM from scratch. Built the transmission and rear end, lowered it and did suspension work. Built the whole turbo setup myself, full 3 inch single exhaust from the turbo back). I couldn't afford a first gen, this was my first car. Mine is the red and black one. I'm a sucker for these lines.

Holset HX35W Turbo

Ditched the distributor and went with triple coil pack DIS ignition

Just something about those lines. Red one next to mine has an LS6 with an LSX supercharger, Purple one is also an LS, with a Magnussen supercharger

Plus, who can forget about Knight Rider? That was a Trans-Am; but same decade and bodystyle.
One day mine will have an all aluminum 5.7 LS truck engine and a T56 manual transmission. The entire aluminum LS weighs less than the cast iron v6!
The Third gens were on rails! Out-handled the Porsches, Lambos and Ferraris from that era.
Also took design cues from the Ferrari F40.
Best car I ever had. Still have, 14 years later. Cummins Turbo; 21psi of boost on a stock v6! (I built the wiring harness and ECM from scratch. Built the transmission and rear end, lowered it and did suspension work. Built the whole turbo setup myself, full 3 inch single exhaust from the turbo back). I couldn't afford a first gen, this was my first car. Mine is the red and black one. I'm a sucker for these lines.

Holset HX35W Turbo

Ditched the distributor and went with triple coil pack DIS ignition

Just something about those lines. Red one next to mine has an LS6 with an LSX supercharger, Purple one is also an LS, with a Magnussen supercharger

Plus, who can forget about Knight Rider? That was a Trans-Am; but same decade and bodystyle.
One day mine will have an all aluminum 5.7 LS truck engine and a T56 manual transmission. The entire aluminum LS weighs less than the cast iron v6!
In my eyes, it’s a pig and you can dress up a pig with a Chanel dress, it’s still a pig. 😂
The last time GM drew a car body that looked good ended in 1967 with the C2 Vette.
#3313
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Joined: Nov 2021
Posts: 133
From: Central Florida
And I actually prefer the second gen Camaros over the first gens. First gens were great and all, but the late second gen looked aggressive as hell.
If you've never driven a third gen like mine setup properly, that explains why you don't like them. They'll handle better than 95% of the cars on the road today, excluding and including some AWD models. Pig or not, catch me if you can
#3315
It's still a Camaro. And not the Catfish one. Fourth gens are the pigs LOL.
And I actually prefer the second gen Camaros over the first gens. First gens were great and all, but the late second gen looked aggressive as hell.
If you've never driven a third gen like mine setup properly, that explains why you don't like them. They'll handle better than 95% of the cars on the road today, excluding and including some AWD models. Pig or not, catch me if you can
And I actually prefer the second gen Camaros over the first gens. First gens were great and all, but the late second gen looked aggressive as hell.
If you've never driven a third gen like mine setup properly, that explains why you don't like them. They'll handle better than 95% of the cars on the road today, excluding and including some AWD models. Pig or not, catch me if you can

As for property set up, well it’s relative I guess, can be said for any sports car and what you’ve done to it. I can take you for a spin in my friends 997 Turbo, it’s properly set up to 840hp at the wheel!
Early 90s I had a manual 928S4.. Not a dog like the automatic version. It was V8 that let you see an upcoming apex! 😁 I destroyed C4s regularly.. favourite was with 2 friends in the car on 101 N, pulled away from him hitting 140 before I took the exit ramp.





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