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Old 07-18-2006, 12:54 AM
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DJNODDY: You bought all that at one time?!?!?!?
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Hi guys. Im new to this so im sorry if this is a daft question to ask. I have a TT-01 (Impreza 2003) with only 1 mod (aluminium prop shaft), and was wondering whether a 55T spurr would be ok with a 23T pinion? My worry is that this wud overcook the motor, maybe im safer with a 58T spur and a 23T pinion? any help would be much appreciated- K
Old 07-27-2006, 08:17 AM
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Nyuk nyuk nyuk, TT-01 all gone [>:]
Old 07-27-2006, 03:14 PM
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Nyuk nyuk nyuk, TT-01 all gone [>:]
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So I shud try the 22T pinion and 58 spur?
Old 07-27-2006, 10:15 PM
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DJNODDY: You bought all that at one time?!?!?!?
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yeah i got it all delivered to my door
im curious about the total cost....
Old 08-01-2006, 10:38 PM
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Ive finally found my replacement magnets for my VSM...so ill mount that magnet and record some speeds and share with you guys!
Old 08-02-2006, 02:04 PM
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How Fast does a stock tt-01 go on 6 cells?


And what is the 1 best upgrade you can get for this?


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Old 08-02-2006, 11:06 PM
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How Fast does a stock tt-01 go on 6 cells?


And what is the 1 best upgrade you can get for this?


Thanks,
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Depends on how you are geared. The first upgrade? Well, if you can only buy one...id get ball bearings. But, there is a LONG list of hop-ups for the tt-01.
Old 08-03-2006, 12:09 AM
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Well i have about $275 to spend and i have already bought a rtr tt-01 new body, 4 wheels and 4 tires, the aluminum drive shaft, and deans. And im at like $240 so i have about $35 more to go.

Can you send me the tower links or part numbers to the the ball bearings i should get. And what ever else you think would make a big difference.

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Old 08-03-2006, 12:18 AM
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Well i have about $275 to spend and i have already bought a rtr tt-01 new body, 4 wheels and 4 tires, the aluminum drive shaft, and deans. And im at like $240 so i have about $35 more to go.

Can you send me the tower links or part numbers to the the ball bearings i should get. And what ever else you think would make a big difference.

Thanks,
-Matt
I would aslo recommend the metal motor mount http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFSE7&P=Z

Ball bearings http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBUA9&P=Z

For handling and stability there is the carbon upper brace, sway bars, adjustable upper arms,etc. Ive got all that on my tt-01 and it rides pretty well. If you want the links to those items too than just let me know.
Old 08-03-2006, 10:26 PM
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What would you get the metal motor mount for? what does it do to help?
Old 08-03-2006, 10:38 PM
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What would you get the metal motor mount for? what does it do to help?
If you use the stock plastic mount, it will eventually break(crack). Especially if you are running a high end mod motor.
Old 08-06-2006, 08:36 PM
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Are there any other companys that make aftermarket tt-01 parts or is it just tamiya?

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Old 08-06-2006, 08:54 PM
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Are there any other companys that make aftermarket tt-01 parts or is it just tamiya?

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Yes, there is. Try rcmart.com or ebay.
Old 08-06-2006, 09:44 PM
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Here's the total amount I spent on my TT-01D.. Over $600 total

THE INVESTMENT

RC MART
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1 x Tamiya (#53351) Aluminum Reinforced Tape (53351) = USD$3.50
1 x Tamiya (#50430) Calsonic Skyline GT-R R32 Gr.A (50430) = USD$25.90
1 x Tamiya (#53672) Carbon Upper Frame For TT-01 (53676) = USD$11.90
1 x Yeah Racing (#CT-0002BK) 6 inch cable tide 10 pcs -black (CT-0002BK) = USD$0.90
1 x Yeah Racing (#YA-0001) Double-Faced Tape (YA-0001) = USD$2.50
1 x Excel (#EA034) Body Mount Pad (6mm) (EA034) = USD$2.50
1 x Tamiya (#53909) Led Light Unit TLU-01 USD$26.90
1 x Tamiya (#53912) Led Light (¨ª5 OR) USD$4.90
1 x GPM (#TT010) Alloy Drive Washer Set For TT-01 -BU USD$3.90
2 x GPM (#STT233) Steel Universal Swing Shaft USD$19.00
1 x GPM (#TT021) Alloy Front Knuckle Arm Set (Blue) For TT-01 USD$10.90
1 x GPM (#TT022) Alloy Rear Knuckle Arm Set (Blue) For TT-01 USD$9.90
1 x GPM (#TT048) Alloy Steering Assembly Set For TT-01 -BU USD$11.90
1 x GPM (#TT054) Alloy Front Upper Arm Set (BU) For TT-01 USD$8.90
1 x GPM (#TT055) Alloy Front Lower Arm Set (BU) For TT-01 USD$10.90
1 x GPM (#TT056) Alloy Rear Lower Arm For TT-01 -Blue USD$9.90
1 x GPM (#TT057) Alloy Rear Upper Arm Set (BU) For TT-01 USD$8.90
1 x GPM (#TT160) Alloy Completed Tie Rod -3pcs Set (BU) USD$3.90
1 x GPM (#TT200) Urethane Foam Bumper -1pc (BU) USD$2.10
1 x Tamiya (#53682) Alum. Bumper Stopper For TT-01, TGS USD$5.50
1 x TOPCAD (#50450LB) Motor Heat Sink With Fan 28mm (LB) USD$7.90
2 x Intellect (#30006) Battery 3000 7.2V High-Voltage Packing Set USD$31.80
1 x 3Racing (#3RAC-N40/BL) 4mm Aluminum Lock Nuts (BK) USD$2.90
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Tower Hobbies
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Associated Body Scissors (1) $5.69
DuraTrax Pit Tech Tire Glue Medium 1/2 oz. (1) $3.99
Tamiya Aluminum Propeller Shaft TT-01 (1) $6.69
Tamiya PS-1 Polycarbonate White Spray (1) $5.29
Epic 6-Cell 3000mAh NiMH Sport Battery Pack (1) $18.99
Great Planes Pro Threadlocker (1)$2.89
Tamiya Subaru Impreza WRC '05 TT-01D Drift Spec Kit (1) $134.99
Futaba 2PH 2-Channel AM/1 S3003 Servo 87 (1) $42.99
Tamiya On-Road Spring Set Short/Medium (1) $3.29
Replacement Hop-up Ajustable Upper arms (1) $11.99
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Hobby People
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Pro Peak Fast Charger $39.99
Novak XRS SPORT ESC $49.99
Testers Black Enamel $3.39
Tamiya Smoke Tint $4.59
Tamiya Black Paint $4.59
Performance motor spray $3.69
Trinty CO27 Pro Stock motor $34.99
Team Orion Method R 19x2 modifed motor $19.99
HPI Toyota AE86 Body $19.99
HPI black TE37 3mm offset x2 $14.00
HPI DRIFT RADIALS x2 $26.00
HPI Crome Corsa JDM STYLE x2 $14.00
TRINITY REV PRO COMM DROPS $6.29
ANTENNA TUBE $0.99
TT-01 upright replacement parts $8.49
Trinity motor lead clips $3.49
Tamiya Metal motor mount $8.49
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Home Depot

2" ABS PIPE 2FT. x4 $6.29
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THAT'S WITH TAX AND SHIPPING NOT CALCULATED YET
Old 08-06-2006, 10:21 PM
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JDM drifter: ouch....thats a big hole on the pockets and alot of money to spend on a tt-01, but to each his own. I did not see a metal motor mount on your list or maybe im blind. Also, you should have never bought the aluminum arms if you plan on using sway bars or want the extra adjust ability.
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I have a metal motor mount but I forgot to list it.. So thanks for reminding me It's hard to keep track of everything I bought haha.. Well I had to buy all aluminum parts because the plastics kept on breaking after all the stress it goes through when i'm street drifting..

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JDM drifter: ouch....thats a big hole on the pockets and alot of money to spend on a tt-01, but to each his own. I did not see a metal motor mount on your list or maybe im blind. Also, you should have never bought the aluminum arms if you plan on using sway bars or want the extra adjust ability.
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I have a metal motor mount but I forgot to list it.. So thanks for reminding me It's hard to keep track of everything I bought haha.. Well I had to buy all aluminum parts because the plastics kept on breaking after all the stress it goes through when i'm street drifting..

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JDM drifter: ouch....thats a big hole on the pockets and alot of money to spend on a tt-01, but to each his own. I did not see a metal motor mount on your list or maybe im blind. Also, you should have never bought the aluminum arms if you plan on using sway bars or want the extra adjust ability.
They keep breaking? WoW. Thats the first breaking complaint ive heard from a TT-01, they are built very TOUGH. You must be drifting pretty crazy!
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Tough? I would say decent.. I mean all of the chassis parts are made out of plastic. One hard bump in the road leads to a snaped upright. Happened to me twice. It's not that I don't know how to drift but it's that the tt-01 goes through a lot of stress and wear. Watch [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njIrcSwhzLw]my drifting video[/link].

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They keep breaking? WoW. Thats the first
breaking complaint ive heard from a TT-01, they are built very TOUGH. You must be drifting pretty crazy!
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Tough? I would say decent.. I mean all of the chassis parts are made out of plastic. One hard bump in the road leads to a snaped upright. Happened to me twice. It's not that I don't know how to drift but it's that the tt-01 goes through a lot of stress and wear. Watch [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njIrcSwhzLw]my drifting video[/link].

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They keep breaking? WoW. Thats the first
breaking complaint ive heard from a TT-01, they are built very TOUGH. You must be drifting pretty crazy!
It is TOUGH. You are the first person ive met that doesnt seem to think that the tt-01 is TOUGH. All tamiyas are built TOUGH.
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tt-01 is the toughest rc i ever owned.
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tt-01 is the toughest rc i ever owned.
Exactly! So, i really dont understand how hes broken arms or anything for that matter. I bash my tt-01 like crazy and have hit curbs,walls,fence,cars,etc....and have never broken a single part.
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Nah I broke mine a few times... A couple of a-arms, but what do you expect hitting steel posts with a 10t full speed [>:]
Old 08-07-2006, 04:18 AM
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I owned TA-04, TL-01, and TT-01. They all had problems somehow. I'm not saying I hate Tamiya because I AM a solid Tamiya fan. I'm just trying to prove that they can break. Common sense.. PLASTIC=Lightweight and thin.. The parts can break and/or bend under serious pressure. My friend was driving my tt-01 and hit a concreate lampost while drifting at full speed sideways and broke my upper left upright and snaped the pin in my arm. Also my rear arms snapped at a drift meet. Therefore aluminum parts is the way to go. I know you may be happy with your plastic parts BUT I HAVE MONEY so i'm getting aluminum.

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tt-01 is the toughest rc i ever owned.
Exactly! So, i really dont understand how hes broken arms or anything for that matter. I bash my tt-01 like crazy and have hit curbs,walls,fence,cars,etc....and have never broken a single part.


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