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Old 03-05-2008, 06:25 PM
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Seems to me that the TT-01E is built for rallying...

Anyway, I doubt it is available for retail as of yet...
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Old 03-12-2008, 04:23 PM
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Tamiya finally releases a body based on the 997!
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Old 04-12-2008, 02:32 AM
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Old 04-12-2008, 02:33 AM
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Is the TT-01 E allowed in TAC?
I've heared its here in lhs already
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Old 04-13-2008, 05:27 AM
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it's really a pain how to thread those screws into plastic..

it strips easily and hex drivers are much better too......

otherwise i wouldnt be considering the cyclone S at all. the TT01 is really a good basher for everyday racing or when the weather is bad =)
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Old 04-18-2008, 06:44 AM
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The new TT01 E knuckles are much stronger compared to the old knuckles.
This is one plus point.
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Old 04-19-2008, 11:04 AM
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was visiting a shop at jalan penjara. they're selling the tt01e for $240. the tt01R is going for 220. which to get?!
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Old 04-19-2008, 10:23 PM
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if you like bling, get the tt-01r.
if you like durability, get the tt-01e.
btw guys, i read a japanese rc sport mag, tamiya says that tt-01"E", E stands for enchanted.-
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Old 04-20-2008, 05:01 AM
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more like tt-01 Extra..
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Old 04-20-2008, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by blitzkrieg
more like tt-01 Extra..
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hmm what will be a better name TT02 TT01 version 2
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can i convert my current tt01 to a tt01e by buying parts from stargek?
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Old 04-20-2008, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by compression911
can i convert my current tt01 to a tt01e by buying parts from stargek?
hi,

yesh you can convert your tt01 to a tt01e by just buying the tt01e A part and D part from Stargek.
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Hi all,
I a newbie into RC and thinking to take up this hobby but still headaching over which car to get.
Actually i aiming for the TT-01D as i want to take up drift driving but i was recommed the TT-01E. Feedback i received from is the TT-01E is more 'driveable' n easier to control.
The shop told me if i wanted drift, for now i need is just to change the ball bearings n i pretty much set as a beginner. For the rest of the hop-up like motor etc, i was advised to do it at a later stage until my skill is there.
But my frd who having the TT-01D said the D is more value-for-money due to the stock ball bearings,suspension n motor but its a old model which had proven itself....i very confused now...which one is better?

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Originally Posted by kevpang
Hi all,
I a newbie into RC and thinking to take up this hobby but still headaching over which car to get.
Actually i aiming for the TT-01D as i want to take up drift driving but auntie winnie recommed the TT-01E to me. Feedback she received from some of her regular customers is the TT-01E is more 'driveable' n easier to control.
She said if i wanted drift, for now i need is just to change the ball bearings n i pretty much set as a beginner. For the rest of the hop-up like motor etc, she advice me to do it at a later stage until my skill is there.
But my frd who having the TT-01D said the D is more value-for-money due to the stock ball bearings,suspension n motor but its a old model which had proven itself....i very confused now...which one is better?

Thks!!
Well , I have a standard TT-01 but i'M also a drifter and I would recommend the TT-01-D if you really want to drift. The price difference is not much , with the D being more expensive then the E. The E is has a extra in tires as it has radials , which you would not need since ur drifting.Plus , the D really has the edge over the E cos of it's extra bearings and drift tires which would be very costly if you were to buy them seperately.

As for it's handling , I can't really have some personal recounts as I do nto have these cars but all I can say is that when ur drifting your losing traction already so controlling it will be naturally more tough but - thats the fun of drifting ! This is the contradictory statment drifters suceed in : Controlling the tires when it loses control(grip)
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Old 06-22-2008, 05:28 AM
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Hi guys, is the ball diff. can really outrun the gear diff?
or is it waste of money to upgrade my gear to ball?
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