Tamiya BMW M3 TT-01
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RE: Tamiya BMW M3 TT-01
OK any recomended motors that will work with stock gearing or how much is new gearing for that motor
thanx
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Here is a 23x2 the standard ESC should work with [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJAK6&P=7]Team Orion 23 Turn Double Formula SV2 Pro[/link]
if you want to go really really fast get a modified motor 10t or below. but a speed controll to match it would cast a bit. Or go brushless!! but thats even more expensive
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Haha if you are computer illiterate, you probably don't know what it really is. I just wish the news paper he was reading said "Microsoft Bankrupt" or "Bill Gates Owns the Worlds Biggest Scam" or "Linux chucks a big dump on Bill Gates Chest" .... LOL you get what I think of Linux over Microsoft.
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yer haha. what other cars do you have and what mods/upgrades do you have in them? I have a TT01 with various alloy parts +ballrace set and a tamiya TG10 nitro with 2speed tranny +ballrace set and a fighter buggy RX with ball race set
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Bit off topic in his thread but do I care???? No
Haha I have:
TT-01:
[ul][*] Ball Bearing all round[*] Alluminium Properller Shaft[*] Monster Stock 2 27t[*] Jaco Foam Tires[*] Take-off 27 Rubbers (really need a new set)[*] Futaba S3305 servo[*] Soon to have Carbon Upper Brace, Oil filled shocks, and a few more goodies.
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Evader ST:
[ul][*] Team Br00d modified Reedu Quad Mag 19t[*] Nosram Tomohawk ESC[*] Hitec 645MG[*] Aluminium Front Hinge Pin Brace[*] Proline Gladiators[*] Soon to be brushless [8D]
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Also have a Tamiya Super Hornet which I am rebuilding at the moment, and an original Tamiya Hornet.
Haha I have:
TT-01:
[ul][*] Ball Bearing all round[*] Alluminium Properller Shaft[*] Monster Stock 2 27t[*] Jaco Foam Tires[*] Take-off 27 Rubbers (really need a new set)[*] Futaba S3305 servo[*] Soon to have Carbon Upper Brace, Oil filled shocks, and a few more goodies.
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Evader ST:
[ul][*] Team Br00d modified Reedu Quad Mag 19t[*] Nosram Tomohawk ESC[*] Hitec 645MG[*] Aluminium Front Hinge Pin Brace[*] Proline Gladiators[*] Soon to be brushless [8D]
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Also have a Tamiya Super Hornet which I am rebuilding at the moment, and an original Tamiya Hornet.
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nice
to be exact i have
TT01: ballrace set, alloy prop shaft, alloy motor mount, alloy motor heatsink, oil shocks and used to have a 10x3 but the speed controll got a bit wet and didnt work anymore.
Fighter buggy RX: ballrace set, high torque ball bearing metal geared servo, soon alloy shocks + new speed controll + 10x3 motor
TG10 (nitro): ballrace set, futaba high torque high speed ball bearing metal geared digital servo, hitec standard servo, 2 speed tranny
just bought another one of those futaba digital servos off ebay as well
mike
to be exact i have
TT01: ballrace set, alloy prop shaft, alloy motor mount, alloy motor heatsink, oil shocks and used to have a 10x3 but the speed controll got a bit wet and didnt work anymore.
Fighter buggy RX: ballrace set, high torque ball bearing metal geared servo, soon alloy shocks + new speed controll + 10x3 motor
TG10 (nitro): ballrace set, futaba high torque high speed ball bearing metal geared digital servo, hitec standard servo, 2 speed tranny
just bought another one of those futaba digital servos off ebay as well
mike
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RE: Tamiya BMW M3 TT-01
I use to run a 11t in my TT-01, I posted somewhere a little while ago all the problems I had.
Yeah, I'm getting a good charger and Power Supply on monday. Going to cost me just over $150 for the lot. Then my next thing I want is a Novak SS4300 system. I went from say I was going to get a Neo 3 star and Sphere ESC, but then I had a thought about what I really need, and I only need around 30mph and lots of torque... So why pay an exyta $100 for something I don't really want, or need. Also some people say the ESC is bad, because it can't run brushed, and glitches. I have brushed ESC's if I want to run brushed, and I run matched battery packs with a decent radio, with little aluminium on my car, so I seriously doubt it's going to glitch.
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Yeah, I'm getting a good charger and Power Supply on monday. Going to cost me just over $150 for the lot. Then my next thing I want is a Novak SS4300 system. I went from say I was going to get a Neo 3 star and Sphere ESC, but then I had a thought about what I really need, and I only need around 30mph and lots of torque... So why pay an exyta $100 for something I don't really want, or need. Also some people say the ESC is bad, because it can't run brushed, and glitches. I have brushed ESC's if I want to run brushed, and I run matched battery packs with a decent radio, with little aluminium on my car, so I seriously doubt it's going to glitch.
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That's a good plcea to try mount the Rx, I might try it, but I think I have my body to low to do so.
Also, GET AN ALLUMINIUM PROPPERLER SHAFT!!!! They are so much smoother, also get ball bearings if you dont.
I would also buy some decent rubbers or foams.
Also, GET AN ALLUMINIUM PROPPERLER SHAFT!!!! They are so much smoother, also get ball bearings if you dont.
I would also buy some decent rubbers or foams.
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RE: Tamiya BMW M3 TT-01
Oh [X(]
Also what are those plugs, they are like a retarded looking deans plugs, but with a bit missing from them, and stuff kinda wrong looking, what are they? Also heat shrink each of the tabs so you don't short out your batts
Also what are those plugs, they are like a retarded looking deans plugs, but with a bit missing from them, and stuff kinda wrong looking, what are they? Also heat shrink each of the tabs so you don't short out your batts
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The plugs are from Multiplex/graupner.
They can pull 60 amps continiuos....more than enough for this aplication.
I use them on all my rc stuff, so it all fits my charger.
(still painting the plane, so its not finished! )
They can pull 60 amps continiuos....more than enough for this aplication.
I use them on all my rc stuff, so it all fits my charger.
(still painting the plane, so its not finished! )
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RE: Tamiya BMW M3 TT-01
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXLXT7&P=ML use this stocker its sweet.