RUSTED

hey,

here is a buggy i made simply by joining the ta04 with the df03 , the reason i did this is that the df03 chassis used to break (replaced it 3 times) , the diffs strip every run, lipo batteries dont fit, and poor motor ventilation ......so i thought y not turn it into a belt driven df03 , so thats when i got out my old ta04 and started combining them together ,


here how it is now , i still need to get new suspention(front crt.5) and find an alternative bumper coz the stock tends to dig in the sand

Josh222

This is why I love Tamiya stuff, its like Lego. Nice job

NjBasher

wow that buggy is amazing looking how does it perform

RUSTED

thanks , the buggy drives pretty good alot better than i expected i have a video of it at the track ill post it soon


but right now i broke the camber block for the df03, i have a set of ta04 camber mount they look much beefier , i was able to fit them in but with some spacers

RUSTED

here is a video of it on the track

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esk5B4BFwPc

ELK

looks cluttered but it still is an amazing hybrid

RUSTED

just got some new parts for it

crt.5 aluminum front shocks
crt.5 high down force wing
modified the front bumper
modified the chassis to allow more suspension travel
a fan on the mm esc

but ill have to replace the steering assembly to aluminum theirs alot of play in the plastic , also the ta04 caster block limits the suspension travel so ill have to return to the df03



does anyone know any buggy bodies that will fit the chassis ??

Raman

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Nice build. I was thinking of doing the same thing.. building a TA04 truck using the Ford F-150 / Chevy S-10 body. What parts from the DF03 are you using? Can you give me a parts list?

R