Tamiya mini cooper
#4411
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Joined: Aug 2001
Posts: 2,583
I cant get on past the second page and it comes up with this
www.rc-mini.net
http://www.rc-mini.net/MiniWeb_A_02_04_07/Forum.html
You have requested a page or object that was not found on the server. This may be the result of a typo or broken link.
Error 404 Not Found (File does not exist: /home/htdocs/MiniWeb_A_02_04_07/Forum.html)
www.rc-mini.net
http://www.rc-mini.net/MiniWeb_A_02_04_07/Forum.html
You have requested a page or object that was not found on the server. This may be the result of a typo or broken link.
Error 404 Not Found (File does not exist: /home/htdocs/MiniWeb_A_02_04_07/Forum.html)
Tony did ya forget to pay the bill?
#4412
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
Just checked, and about 75% of the source files are missing from the home server.. As to why that is I don't know.
However, by the time most people read this they should all be uploaded there again (I hope) although it's going to take a little while given the sheer amount of stuff that needs to be reloaded.
However, by the time most people read this they should all be uploaded there again (I hope) although it's going to take a little while given the sheer amount of stuff that needs to be reloaded.
#4413
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
All fixed...
Although anyone who has anything other than the 'welcome' page (http://www.rc-mini.net) bookmarked will find that it no longer works.
I took the opportunity to reload a new (although it still looks the same) site completely so old bookmarks wont work.... But the site itself is back online again.
TG
Although anyone who has anything other than the 'welcome' page (http://www.rc-mini.net) bookmarked will find that it no longer works.
I took the opportunity to reload a new (although it still looks the same) site completely so old bookmarks wont work.... But the site itself is back online again.
TG
#4419
#4420
Thank you for the advice. Let me try it turned tight. When turned tight, do you still use the ball diff grease supplied by Tamiya? If so, how much do you stuff inside the diff w/ the grease? I heard some people stuff the heck out of the diff w/ the grease??? What do you think?
#4422
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,549
From: Melbourne, Australia. Home of rc-mini.net
Thank you for the advice. Let me try it turned tight. When turned tight, do you still use the ball diff grease supplied by Tamiya? If so, how much do you stuff inside the diff w/ the grease? I heard some people stuff the heck out of the diff w/ the grease??? What do you think?
As for the stuffing, thats for gear diffs. Works OK until it all leaks out..which it usually does!
#4423
I run the kit diff with 5 to 6 shims in it till it's tight as it can get very lil diff action ....btw in a M03r
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