tamiya m05 setup
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tamiya m05 setup
i have a problem with my m05 . the problem is in a high speed sweeping turn the car starts to stutter , like it is breaking loose but instead of spinning out it just stutters or hops the car is new and everything is set to factory specs . stock motor stock shock weight no sway all 4 tires are s grip , backs are bald . any help is always appreciated .
12-07-2011, 04:58 AM
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RE: tamiya m05 setup
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i have a problem with my m05 . the problem is in a high speed sweeping turn the car starts to stutter , like it is breaking loose but instead of spinning out it just stutters or hops the car is new and everything is set to factory specs . stock motor stock shock weight no sway all 4 tires are s grip , backs are bald . any help is always appreciated .
i have a problem with my m05 . the problem is in a high speed sweeping turn the car starts to stutter , like it is breaking loose but instead of spinning out it just stutters or hops the car is new and everything is set to factory specs . stock motor stock shock weight no sway all 4 tires are s grip , backs are bald . any help is always appreciated .
12-07-2011, 06:01 AM
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RE: tamiya m05 setup
thanks for the reply . i`ll try to explain , in a high speed sweeping turn you can hear the rear of the car shake or bounce . i can hear the body jigle and bounce on the posts . when the car exits the turn the noise goes away and the car sounds nice and quiet . it is not an electrical issue . it seems to be a traction issue maybe too much ????
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RE: tamiya m05 setup
ORIGINAL: magnum500
thanks for the reply . i`ll try to explain , in a high speed sweeping turn you can hear the rear of the car shake or bounce . i can hear the body jigle and bounce on the posts . when the car exits the turn the noise goes away and the car sounds nice and quiet . it is not an electrical issue . it seems to be a traction issue maybe too much ????
thanks for the reply . i`ll try to explain , in a high speed sweeping turn you can hear the rear of the car shake or bounce . i can hear the body jigle and bounce on the posts . when the car exits the turn the noise goes away and the car sounds nice and quiet . it is not an electrical issue . it seems to be a traction issue maybe too much ????
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RE: tamiya m05 setup
Has anyone heard of the guy that sells the Tamiya red dot motors and if he still sells them? I would like to buy some for our spec class. Thanks in advance
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RE: tamiya m05 setup
Just finish M05 Pro build, with 17.5 for TCS Mini Pro racing.
I run S Grips or A hard and softs.
TRF shocks 50wt/50wt 3 hole
Blue/Yellow springs
camber front -1 rear -1
ball diff
cvd
1.5 rear tow
o front tow
pinion 20t
ive heard of red dot silver cans but opted for brushless for less hassle.
I run S Grips or A hard and softs.
TRF shocks 50wt/50wt 3 hole
Blue/Yellow springs
camber front -1 rear -1
ball diff
cvd
1.5 rear tow
o front tow
pinion 20t
ive heard of red dot silver cans but opted for brushless for less hassle.
