Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
06-04-2006, 11:18 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
Hey G-Ped, thanks for the assistance. I'll have to check with Tamiya on that 29T pinion. Since this whole pitch thing is a matter of life and death for your gears, you'd think that no manufacturer would ever list any specs on a pinion or spur gear without listing the pitch. However, that is not the case, much to my dislike. It's looking like they simply don't make gearing as hard as I want it, but we'll see.
06-04-2006, 11:20 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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any recommendations on what motor and gear settings i should upgrade to from stock?
any recommendations on what motor and gear settings i should upgrade to from stock?
06-04-2006, 11:51 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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Yes, Tamiya Sports Tuned motor, and a 58t spur gear, and a 22t pinoin gear.
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any recommendations on what motor and gear settings i should upgrade to from stock?
any recommendations on what motor and gear settings i should upgrade to from stock?
06-04-2006, 11:56 PM
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Yes it will go away. Best way though would be a spektrum.
Yes it will go away. Best way though would be a spektrum.
06-05-2006, 01:34 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
Dude install it on the carbon brace.. THats where most people put their recievers with a TT-01.
Macduff I would just try the sports tuned first, it's very cheap and goes very well in these cars.
Macduff I would just try the sports tuned first, it's very cheap and goes very well in these cars.
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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Hey G-Ped, thanks for the assistance. I'll have to check with Tamiya on that 29T pinion. Since this whole pitch thing is a matter of life and death for your gears, you'd think that no manufacturer would ever list any specs on a pinion or spur gear without listing the pitch. However, that is not the case, much to my dislike. It's looking like they simply don't make gearing as hard as I want it, but we'll see.
Hey G-Ped, thanks for the assistance. I'll have to check with Tamiya on that 29T pinion. Since this whole pitch thing is a matter of life and death for your gears, you'd think that no manufacturer would ever list any specs on a pinion or spur gear without listing the pitch. However, that is not the case, much to my dislike. It's looking like they simply don't make gearing as hard as I want it, but we'll see.
06-05-2006, 02:41 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
RŲeBreed, how do you like the adjustable upper arms? What did you set the camber at to begin with?
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
06-05-2006, 04:05 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
RŲeBreed hang on, I see what's causing your glitching to begin with. Your nice white receiver wire is crossing your carbon upper brace. Carbon is contuctive, and hence scrambles your signal. Good luck with the new receiver, please ensure the wire only touches plastic/non contuctive material!
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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RŲeBreed, how do you like the adjustable upper arms? What did you set the camber at to begin with?
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
RŲeBreed, how do you like the adjustable upper arms? What did you set the camber at to begin with?
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
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Well, I called Tamiya today and was informed that the TT-01 uses metric 48p and not 32p. BIGmik, where did you see that the TT-01 was 32p? Does anyone know exactly what these pitch numbers mean? I was under the impression that 32p meant 32 teeth per inch but I don't even know what that means. Is it 32 teeth per inch of circumference or diameter or what? And now that the Tamiya representative told me the TT-01 is metric 48p, what does that mean?
06-05-2006, 07:58 PM
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All I know is that when I buy pinions I use 32pitch for the propper mesh.
Tell Tamiya to shove their head where it fits and I'm right.
Tell Tamiya to shove their head where it fits and I'm right.
06-05-2006, 10:19 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
i did a test with the JR RS310 receiver...no glitching! and i checked my receiver wire...its not touching the carbon fiber upper brace at all.
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IS IT GOOD WITH THE BUSHLESS?
IS IT GOOD WITH THE BUSHLESS?
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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Well, I called Tamiya today and was informed that the TT-01 uses metric 48p and not 32p. BIGmik, where did you see that the TT-01 was 32p? Does anyone know exactly what these pitch numbers mean? I was under the impression that 32p meant 32 teeth per inch but I don't even know what that means. Is it 32 teeth per inch of circumference or diameter or what? And now that the Tamiya representative told me the TT-01 is metric 48p, what does that mean?
Well, I called Tamiya today and was informed that the TT-01 uses metric 48p and not 32p. BIGmik, where did you see that the TT-01 was 32p? Does anyone know exactly what these pitch numbers mean? I was under the impression that 32p meant 32 teeth per inch but I don't even know what that means. Is it 32 teeth per inch of circumference or diameter or what? And now that the Tamiya representative told me the TT-01 is metric 48p, what does that mean?
So I was right...
Did you ask them about the 52t spur and the 29 pinion?
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
ORIGINAL: G-Ped
RŲeBreed, how do you like the adjustable upper arms? What did you set the camber at to begin with?
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
RŲeBreed, how do you like the adjustable upper arms? What did you set the camber at to begin with?
And also to GTWCS14, my brother is using the same ESC as you are, and I hard wired the motor to the ESC today, and he said it was much faster. I wasnt there to see it, but he said that you could tell the difference in speed. Maybe you should try that if your look for some more power.
If anyone is looking for a Sport Tuned Tamiya Motor(Black Can). Hit me up through a pm!I can also work something out if you need the ESC.
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
about the motor i don't really know 
is ae reedy competition stock motor ... don't know the turns if any one knows please tell me
and about the tires they were the only ones left at the hobby shop so i didn't have a choice....thanx for the comment G-ped
is ae reedy competition stock motor ... don't know the turns if any one knows please tell me and about the tires they were the only ones left at the hobby shop so i didn't have a choice....thanx for the comment G-ped