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Old 09-02-2011, 04:47 AM
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After seeing this guy melt a M03 and a Kawada M300GT to make a twin motor Mini size car, I've been wanting to do something similar. I can't explain why, it's just something I really want to do.

Here's what I've been thinking. I was going to take a FF03, with the motor placed in front of the front axle, and then attach the rear gear box from a TRF201, with the motor hanging out the back behind the rear axle.

The reason for choosing the FF03 and TRF201 is the internal gearing is the same, so if I get the same motors and ESC then they should be a good match.

I'm thinking about how it may handle. With the M03/Kawada model, the motors are all between the front and rear axle which I'm thinking would help the handling somewhat. Now with my idea all the weight is in-front of and behind the axles. So I'm wondering it this thing is going to handle like a boat when cornering?

So what do you think?
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Easier to make a dual motor TA03.
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hahahah probably true.
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the M05+M06 looks like a good project

or convert a TL01 to M-chassis by chopping a few inches out of the chassis.

Drives like a boat
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Originally Posted by Dan
Easier to make a dual motor TA03.
That or combine an old FF01 with a TA02.

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Originally Posted by 1101
the M05+M06 looks like a good project

or convert a TL01 to M-chassis by chopping a few inches out of the chassis.

Drives like a boat
I've looked at the M05/M06. Haven't built an M06 yet so I might have to do that to see if it'll work. Just thinking about where to mount the servo with that would be interesting.

I have another friend who cut down a TT01 to M size. Used it for drifting and it worked pretty well.
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That or combine an old FF01 with a TA02.
That is so sweet... How does it go?
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That is so sweet... How does it go?
Don't know. I found it here: http://www.tamiyaclub.com/trades_model.asp?cid=42571
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