Are these the right parts for upgrades to a TT-02? Our rules allow shocksm universales, metal motor mount, bearings an screws.

Is there a better shock to go with? I think someone mentioned a 3racing shock. I might end up with a S6/4 so maybe that would be a better way.

Obviously there are some duplicates. Are the yeah racing pieces better than Tamiya? They're cheaper for sure.

54753 Oil shocks
Yeah racing tt02-015 Universals
Yeah racing tt02-017 universal cups
53792 Tamiya universals
54477 Universal cup joint
54558 al motor mount
TT02-013BU Motor Mount

You need to add an S and the new SRX to the list and you’ll be complete

Honestly I just like building but also a couple of co-workers got TT-02 kits and wanted a brushed option to run with them in similar power output, but the Tamiya RZ is so fast it was not fair

And SRX on pre-order

All painted and decaled up to go racing this weekend. Still need to mount the mirror and trim the body posts.


TT02 with RSR body.

What class are you running it in?

my guess would be USGT.....

Wheels don't look like USGT.. maybe VTA?

maybe because it fit better under the fender better than usgt tires..just saying
i know this racer

Raman locally we run a class called Scale Spec. Indoor rules require ROAR 25.5 motors and you can use either VTA or USGT wheel/tires. Any scale body is currently accepted. I normally run a TA07, but the plan is to try out the TT02 just to see how far off pace it is. The heavy VTA wheel/tire combo, heavy Tamiya body, and possibly it being a TT02 chassis are all likely points against it being competitive. I built the TT02 chassis for GT Pro Spec, but I only have one TCS race I'm planning on attending, so I figured I'd get some use out of it for now Eventually it will go back to a 257mm wheelbase and likely have either a Ford GT or Mustang GT4 body adorning it.

OVA you're absolutely right. Scale appearance before all else! You think you'll find time to travel down to Yacolt to race with us one of these days?

Hey Ryan
No Doubt I will coming down to have fun ..I came down last year and had great time
I am not sure if I am racing 2023..TCS .pro GT Spec is a fun class ..I blew my chances twice for the win / L placed second 2021/ TQ and second places 2022
( It was the hottest day and I blockout and clipped the pipe..) still had a good times

We started running the TT02 class and we are having fun. One guy our state champion with a box stock beat us with on hopped up kits. Now I'm doing a realist looking Datsun 240 Z #33 Paul Newman car. Can't find a 280ZX but . I'm also working with my light guy for working brake lights and headlights. I have them on my F!- when you hit the brakes they blink and go when not braking. When I get it done I'll let everyone know but it will not be anytime soon as my light guy is also working on our other project a timed pit stop for our F1 cars (portable). Maybe we will use it for this class in the future?

Why have a "light guy" when you can just pay 20 bucks and pick up one of several really good commercially available touring car lighting kits that gives you headlights, brake lights, reverse and turn signals? Seems like you are trying to reinvent the wheel for nothing.

Can you get commercially available lighting kits that the brake light comes on when you're on the brake? Any i've seen it's just on all the time

Fakirr- I have them on my F1 car and having him do the same for the TT02 body I'm going to use. I've been selling the F1 lights around my Florida tracks for about a year. When i get my first one's I'll post them. But it won't be anytime soon- probably a month or so.
I do have the present light kits out there but I like to have the brake lights come on when I hit the brakes- looks real.

That would be unreal Bullfrog. I like the idea of lights, but the idea of working brake lights on my race car would be something else.