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Old 09-03-2007, 07:04 AM
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Perfect thanks man. I figured they would fit tight or something glad I asked now.
Old 09-04-2007, 05:01 PM
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Sorry to inturrupt thread but i have a tt-01 and it is almost bone stock... I have 6 3000MAh "venom" bat. but i also have 3 cars all the same me my bro and dad's. They all have bearings thats about it... Anyways here is the ?'s I am putting new mods in them i am looking to buy Yeah Racing Alloy 50mm damper set i have a ? though I have 2 type 50mm suspension what is better 50mm or bigger?? and is this good for drifitng? Also i am getting a motor it is a rz superstock 23t. Also I shouldnt have to get a new ESC for this motor right? Then a alloy driveshaft. But on the drive shaft do u have to get a alloy center joint cup??? Also with that motor should i get a heatsink? Then from there i am getting with a alloy battery hold. I think that is about it for now... I have been drifting for over a year and decided to step it up. But is this a good step up??? Also i am wanting to rally alittle nothing to serious just some small jumps and a little dirt but mostly into drifitng.

Thanks alot...

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i will try here m8 rally on the tt-01 is a no go unless its gravel the ground clearance is bad on these cars better off with a tb chassis
as for the ESC no m8 the tamiya standard one will run that motor NPS as its a 23turn limit so u shouldnt have a problem(i run a 21double on mine nps)
suspension wise i just bought the tamiya hopup ones (oil) and they make a good difference for drifting and speeding around, alot smoother than the friction ones (standards)
alloy propshaft is a defo as are metal bearings,up to you on the ballcups upgrade i didnt bother and no problems so far,as for the heatsink if the motor starts to run very hot then yes also the metal motormount is a good option.

for drifting the basics are
metal bearings
ali propshaft
pvc wheel or drift tyres

the rest are optional but if that motor runs hot in there i would invest in a metal mount or heatsink,when i changed my gearing my temps went up a bit and as you will know drifting heats them up alot too i do 15min runs then check temps and let cool down,my friends suffered from overheating badly and melted the plastic motor mount but im still not sure what he did lol
hope that helps ya m8[8D]
Old 09-04-2007, 08:49 PM
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Anyone got TT-01 pics to share? I would love to see ur guys cars. I dont have pics cause myne is not here. But if you wanna imagine what its going to be like just picture a near stock tt-01 with a crappy first timer paintjob
Old 09-04-2007, 08:58 PM
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sweet sounds like a plan... I think i am getting new motor, suspension, metal motor mount, alloy drivetrain, alloy battery cover. I really need a new skin my 350z is so thrashed lol its my junker skin. My bro has a skyline skin its pretty sweet. Then my dad has a honda, But ya also everytime i drift i only use electric tape it works really well and i am pretty good with it. But is it really work getting ABS wheels??? I mean i dont mind tapeing.. Also for rally just a little off road like dirt and small ramps what should be used for it like it their anything u can cover the motor with or is dirt really going to do much?? me and my bro we have a birm we run on when we wanna get some dirt but its all stock in our cars and it seems to do good.. Also ramping good or bad??? I would really like to just rally then change some tires then go back to drifting is this possible??? Thanks for the help
Old 09-05-2007, 12:02 PM
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Woot my car showed up today! Looks pretty sweet but I dont know where I am going to find the time to build it between work and school.
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Old 09-05-2007, 12:57 PM
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Nismo!! ..coool!. Hmmmmm.....time to build....i d'ont have to much time , so i assembled my rx7 at 3 am . We want pic,after paintjob!
Old 09-05-2007, 01:16 PM
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saturday i made myself flashing lights for my rx7, very simple,if you have basics in electonics,you can try.I'll post tomorrow details,maybe one movie,next i'll try something more complicated.
Old 09-05-2007, 02:11 PM
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Took my tt-01 out today for a blast,recently melted the plastics wheel adapters from drifting lol
weather was abit better over here today and i found some dust so now the cars being stripped and cleaned down 2nite as it covered in an inch of dusty crap lmao
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[link=http://media.putfile.com/dust1]http://media.putfile.com/dust1[/link]
Old 09-06-2007, 12:26 AM
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without body???....tough!
Old 09-06-2007, 02:59 AM
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yeh i cant stand wasting good drift shells,good job these tt-01 are bombproof tho cos i brought most of the dust back home hehe
Old 09-06-2007, 07:51 PM
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Hey guys I got the TT-01 together! I missed my bus today at school and had to walk home. Then I dident have time for my homework so I called in sick at work. After the homework was done I cracked down on this thing and man was it fun to build it. It was super easy too.

The wiring is still a mess and I don't have time to paint it tonight but I am just so proud of it I gotta post

Anyways I'm off to bed.
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Old 09-07-2007, 12:29 AM
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Last night,after awful day at work ,i took my TT-01 , with my mate , for a blast

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ReFCQ6Mi4c
Old 09-07-2007, 03:47 AM
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great vid and cool drifting there mariusml [8D]
and bonez go get that tt-01 dirty hehe
Old 09-07-2007, 05:04 AM
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thx!
you are right about waste a good body shell;few nights ago,one of my mates,hit me a few times,hard,and my body shell have too much scrapes[:@]
Hmm....i'm thinking...to buy a new body shell....and i'll make new body shell.....shelfqueen..and this for bashing.....hard!
Old 09-07-2007, 06:14 AM
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hehe i always start out like that too m8
believe it will be a shelfer shell 2 days later its whipping round the street lol
Old 09-08-2007, 12:30 AM
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yesterday,one of my friend lock his rear diff... after that he said:"i can make donuts in my bed!!!",i'm about to lock my rear diff...he,he ..more donuts and drifting
Old 09-08-2007, 02:36 AM
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how are you locking your diffs? silly putty and play doh are things i've seen people use. I put some heavy machine grease in my rear diff. wanted more of a limited slip effect rather than a permanently locked diff. with brushless power it doesn't really even matter anymore. i can spin the tires at will
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yes u can use play doh putty etc and it will last for a while but the mess after is a pain lol
mindwrecks got the right ideal try and go with heavy duty grease or very thick oil works best.
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Wow this thing is real fun. I totaly suck at drifting but I think it might just be because my driveway is too rough. I should get some ABS tires or something. Also I locked my rear diff by jamming one of the little gears in between the other two. Its locked solid now and seems to work good. I did not lock the front one though. Would it help the car slide better if I lock the front one?
Old 09-08-2007, 07:56 AM
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Oh and I dont have to work till tonight so I get to paint my car today the second coat of orange is actually out drying in my yard now. I think one more coat of orange then I will back it with black. After finding out how hard it is to mask stuff I decided to just go with plain orange and no black hood or nothing. Its looking pretty good so far. The paint is bleeding around the edges of my masks tho [:'(] Hopefully I can clean it up with some paint thinner on a rag later on.
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Default RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread

should be fine with just the rear locked.
since i switched to pvc wheels i havent needed to lock the diffs
and find some smooth ground m8 helps a lot while drifting,find some space,stick a marker down and pratice dirfting round it it takes a while to get but well worth putting the pratice in
Old 09-08-2007, 08:09 AM
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i lock my rear diff with some glue in stick-i use a hot pistol to melt it(i dont know exactliy what is right term)-not hard to clean,totally revesible. like mindwreck say , in future i will use heavy machine grease,but for weekend it's good enogh.
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for drifting rear diff locked,front unlocked...and if you don't have a driftng tires,or abs,pvc,put eectric tape !!works!(till my suhi drift tires arrive ,i put electric tape)
Old 09-08-2007, 08:19 AM
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Two coats of orage is enogh....and you're right...is hard to mask stuff.For hood you can use a carbon fibre sticker....and don't forget the pictures!!


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