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Post by A k i r a on Nov 4, 2006 14:28:05 GMT 7
Tamiya TT-01
full ball bearings
alluminum driveshaft
TRF shocks (soft F hard R)
Deans Connectors
Trinity CO27 Pro Monster 2 (27T)
25/58 gear ratio
carbonfiber upper deck
Team Associated motor heatsink
PVC Tires
Hoddy Mags
F&R Tamiya Stabilizers (Medium)
metal motor mount
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Post by AGP™ on Nov 4, 2006 15:55:26 GMT 7
more than enough to drive. just get pvc tyre and u are gd to go!..
oh yah.. take out the stabilizers bars.. hard to drive with it.
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 1:15:03 GMT 7
They aren't too bad, does make it easier to drift without them though ^_^
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Post by J on Nov 5, 2006 1:22:19 GMT 7
tts a really hopped up tt01 lol.
but with so much stuff, should be very easy to tune ur car.
cheers and cya around the meets
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 4:11:10 GMT 7
haha. yes it is VERY hop'd up. Im not even finished with it yet ^_^
I was havings trouble setting up my pinion and spur gears, then I realized that the motor mount can actually be mounted in 4 different configurations. Im now running 25/55 and it runs very smoothwithout teeth chatter ^_^
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 6:15:03 GMT 7
I just took a kids Haro bicycle haha.
I was test running out side my house on the street with my TT-01. I drove back and forth a few times slowly so I could adjust my steering trim and this group of bmx ridders rolled up and asked me if it was gas powered... I shyly said... "no.. its battery" and then they wanted to race against it on thier bikes (one said pinks) haha. So I let them think they were going to win and then about half way I railed the throttle and flew by them all for the win ^_^
I peddled my new bike up my driveway carrying my car ;D
just so everyone here knows... ALL the world top speed records for RC cars are held by "Electric".
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Post by J on Nov 5, 2006 6:53:29 GMT 7
mmm.. well i'm really guessing ur not from singapore now by the way.
but anyway, just so you know, it might be more value for money to buy a better chassis altogether that comes with hop-ups rather than to keep upgrading a tt01.
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 10:47:35 GMT 7
I'll give the bike back soon, I'm 22 and have no need for it. I dont plan on racing so I dont see any reason to buy another chassis. I like how easy the TT-01 is to disasemble and maintain.
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Post by Gucking Fenius on Nov 5, 2006 11:33:50 GMT 7
I just took a kids Haro bicycle haha. I was test running out side my house on the street with my TT-01. I drove back and forth a few times slowly so I could adjust my steering trim and this group of bmx ridders rolled up and asked me if it was gas powered... I shyly said... "no.. its battery" and then they wanted to race against it on thier bikes (one said pinks) haha. So I let them think they were going to win and then about half way I railed the throttle and flew by them all for the win ^_^ I peddled my new bike up my driveway carrying my car ;D just so everyone here knows... ALL the world top speed records for RC cars are held by "Electric". wait a min...am i right to say that you "won" the bike? (I peddled my new bike up my driveway carrying my car ;D) just makin sure hehehe... man that's cool! i kinda visuallised it in my head while readin' that..like, "hey check out this fella with his battery-powered car, we can take him out in 4 seconds flat and show him what speed is!" but i guess they learnt otherwise! haha..anyways bro, go easy on the throttle...if you're on pvc and there's a turn or obstacle ahead, watch the braking distance...remember Tokyo Drift? when that dood takin' on DK drifted for the first time...nailed that silvia on the wall! hehe Have fun bro...hope to hear more from ya! ;D |
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 12:07:30 GMT 7
lol indeed I do remeber that part in the movie and yes.. the bike is in my garage ^_^ haha. Glad you got a kick out of it, I knew someone would cause I sure did!
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 5, 2006 12:30:08 GMT 7
Im wondering if I should lock up my rear diff, I have it packed right now but often a wheel will still disengage. is it better to have "some" differential function or should I just lock it up ?
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Post by Gucking Fenius on Nov 5, 2006 13:10:18 GMT 7
Im wondering if I should lock up my rear diff, I have it packed right now but often a wheel will still disengage. is it better to have "some" differential function or should I just lock it up ? Hmm..i think there's some varying opinions on this...me personally i left some...go read up the threads..they'll help... hey dude..take some pics of the bike! ;D and show em to us! |
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Post by A k i r a on Nov 6, 2006 12:04:55 GMT 7
will do!... guess that kid will have to wait till I find my digicam before he gets it back haha
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