Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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ROFL No kidding they are CRAP! I had one in my evader (came with it stock) and the thing rooted itself. Oh well, it lasted a few good weeks.
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hey i was wondering because im new to rc is the tt01 harder to handle because its a drifter and everything or is it preety easy
just curios
thanx TT01 Racer
just curios
thanx TT01 Racer
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If I install a 22t pinion gear instead of the stock 19T with the stock 61T spur gear, wil i notice some more speed ? Or will the difference be minimal ?
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I have had trouble with my steering setup slipping off the servo on my TT01.
Originally I tried to use the stock servo mounting holes but found that they are too far forward in the chassis to use my servo. SO i drilled my own holes--on fortunatly whenever i bang into anything with the front of my car the steering 'column' slips off the servo (it slips of the piece directly mounted to the servo, not the servo itself.) and i have to take the body off and reset. Are there any better solutions? should i glue it on?
Originally I tried to use the stock servo mounting holes but found that they are too far forward in the chassis to use my servo. SO i drilled my own holes--on fortunatly whenever i bang into anything with the front of my car the steering 'column' slips off the servo (it slips of the piece directly mounted to the servo, not the servo itself.) and i have to take the body off and reset. Are there any better solutions? should i glue it on?
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[:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@] I lost my window masks for my HPI Toyota Supra!!!!!!!!!!! Anyone know if i can purchase that separately? My tt-01 is naked without them!!!!!
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
ORIGINAL: hellwheels
bigmik, the duratrax motor, photon speed isnt that good, my 27 turn goes faster to.
bigmik, the duratrax motor, photon speed isnt that good, my 27 turn goes faster to.
Bigmik, speed trap your car. An Easy and way to find the correct (and pretty accurate) speed of your car.
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Explain the "speed trap" to me.
Explain the "speed trap" to me.
So for your car, you would probaly want to mark out 10-30m. And you will drive your car over that distance at full speed, so you need to have along enough run up so your can reach its top speed before the marked distance.
When your car first crosses the start of the of section you marked out, you begin the timing, and when it crosses the end of the marked section, you stop the timing. You should do this atleast 3-5 times and take an average to have more accurate results.
Then you can use the very simple formula of distance/time=speed
For e.g: If you had a distance of 15m, and it took your car 1.5 secs; 15/1.5=10m/s
Now you have your speed, but it isnt in an everyday unit. So if you want to change it to kph, just mutiply it by 3.6. 10*3.6=36kph.
There you go. Pretty simple, and aslong as you marked out the distance correctly, and your timing isnt too off you should know the exact speed of your car.
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Hrmmm interesting, now to work out how to do that all by myself
Drive and time... I'll see how i do. Prolly 2morrow afternoon I'll do it.
Drive and time... I'll see how i do. Prolly 2morrow afternoon I'll do it.
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I got a Tamiya TT-01 like 2 days ago and its my first kit. I started building it, and in like 10mins in the first step, i lost the spur gear stopper (GB2). Does Tamiya sell this seperately or did I just get pwnt?
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ORIGINAL: hellwheels
bigmik, the duratrax motor, photon speed isnt that good, my 27 turn goes faster to.
bigmik, the duratrax motor, photon speed isnt that good, my 27 turn goes faster to.
ORIGINAL: bIGmiK
Hrmmm interesting, now to work out how to do that all by myself
Drive and time... I'll see how i do. Prolly 2morrow afternoon I'll do it.
Hrmmm interesting, now to work out how to do that all by myself
Drive and time... I'll see how i do. Prolly 2morrow afternoon I'll do it.
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yeah take off's of foams.
yeah take off's of foams.
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I got a Tamiya TT-01 like 2 days ago and its my first kit. I started building it, and in like 10mins in the first step, i lost the spur gear stopper (GB2). Does Tamiya sell this seperately or did I just get pwnt?
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
hey all,
I've got a TT-01 and have performed a few hop ups already... (all genuine tamiya parts):
- Full bearing kit
- Aluminium Tail Shaft
- Adjustable upper arms
- RS-540 Sports Tuned 23 turn motor
- Carbon Upper Frame
- Metal Engine Mount
I've got some yokomo drift tyres on it as well.
Running a 3000mAh 7.2v 6 cell
Now it runs pretty well.. drifts pretty nicely, as thats what i want it to do!
I'm running the standard Expec TTU-01 Controller and CPR-01 ESC/Receiver all in one unit.
I'm going to get the oil filled shocks as well.
I would more power though... What would be a good upgrade for this setup? What motors would i be able to run with the current ESC i have? I've heard they can handle only down to a 23Turn.
As mine is the standard setup of the XB series it is an all in one design with the receiver and ESC as a single unit.
has anyone else had any experience with these? I was hoping to be able to upgrade the motor without having to replace the ESC and receiver... Also any other mods that i could perform to get this drifting even better would be appreciated
Let me know!! thanks guys!
Cheers,
Brad.
I've got a TT-01 and have performed a few hop ups already... (all genuine tamiya parts):
- Full bearing kit
- Aluminium Tail Shaft
- Adjustable upper arms
- RS-540 Sports Tuned 23 turn motor
- Carbon Upper Frame
- Metal Engine Mount
I've got some yokomo drift tyres on it as well.
Running a 3000mAh 7.2v 6 cell
Now it runs pretty well.. drifts pretty nicely, as thats what i want it to do!
I'm running the standard Expec TTU-01 Controller and CPR-01 ESC/Receiver all in one unit.
I'm going to get the oil filled shocks as well.
I would more power though... What would be a good upgrade for this setup? What motors would i be able to run with the current ESC i have? I've heard they can handle only down to a 23Turn.
As mine is the standard setup of the XB series it is an all in one design with the receiver and ESC as a single unit.
has anyone else had any experience with these? I was hoping to be able to upgrade the motor without having to replace the ESC and receiver... Also any other mods that i could perform to get this drifting even better would be appreciated
Let me know!! thanks guys!
Cheers,
Brad.