joeyhatch11

Egagnier my problems have been solved.... I got my new chassis today and threw everything on it and it's like new again. Before i reassembled everything i compaired the two and saw that the old one was worn down alot in the rear and that's what was making everything loose. After all the sh*t i went through trying to figues out what it was. Turns out that i needed a new chassis. hahahaha

mrhydrogen

Hi all,



Iam new to the RC world.

In May 2006 I built a RC hydrogen fuel cell powered car <US$600.


Your whole world just changed !

Check this out

http://www.horizonfuelcell.com/rchobby.htm


Regards,

sz

bIGmiK

You guys might be happy to hear this.

I'm thinking of buying myself another TT-01!!!

Since I bought the full brushless MF2.... it was never that fun. So I sold it, and I have been without an RC for about a month now. So I'm thinking about putting together a TT-01 drifter. And I also have my eye on a LST2 [>:]

So far I'm thinking completely stock, except ball bearings and alloy propeller shaft. Then I will go for a skyline body with chromo wheels. Lukily I kept my spektrum and charger / power supply when I got out the hobby. So all I need is a roller, ESC, motor, and batteries.

Ash_uk

You used to be all over this thread bIGmiK, now you're back!



Making electricity is much more efficient than storing it to power electric motors, this is certainly true of real cars, so why not RC...

Could well be the future!

xflames

wow thats the ****

can we integrate it to any rc car?

Rare

I knew youd come back!

Id also like to make my TT-01 a drifter. I just need to find another motor and pick up some ABS. I dont think I can drift with my current setup.

But, looking forward to your return Bigmik!!!!!

Raguvian

Hi,
First post here. Really cool place.
Anyways, my friend got me into R/C's, and told me to get a TT-01. Ordered it yesterday, so i guess i'm part of the club?

Rare

Welcome!!! and congrats on your first RC!!! Very wise choice to start out with! The TT-01 will make sure you have a blast!

And yes, you are part of "THE" club!

bIGmiK

Haha funny thing is that I'm looking at spending like $200USD on hop-ups already when I don't have a chassis yet

RCMart has a few really cool parts that I want now that they didn't have when I was into the TT-01's.

Raguvian

Thanks!
Unfortunately the one i ordered got discontinued. I don't know why i they even had it on the site. I'm going to order another one. Maybe i can get the A4 DTM body TT-01.

rcluke

thats the one i got, the Blue and silver Red bull, a4 DTM,

which one were you going to buy ?

Raguvian

I was going to buy the Blue Calsonic Skyline, but now i want the black and silver Siemens A4 DTM.

F_B_I

Well just like Raguvian. I just ordered my self a TT-01. Kit # 58323 Schnitzer BMW M3. I cant wait to get it ans slowlly put it together. Now I have 50 pages to go through for research on hop-ups and factory upgrades. I know like any other Tamiya I would need to upgrade the bearings and I see something about some drive shaft. I will do a step by step on my project. Wish me luck and any other tips will be really appreciated.

bIGmiK

Haha slowly build a TT-01?

I havn't had one for about 6 months and I recon I could build one without the manual! Very basic chassis!

Davio

hi everyone,

im new here, basically ive got a tt01 with alot of mods, but im lookin into gettin a new motor. wat is the faster/best motor i can run on the stock Tamiya ESC?
and wat gearing would be best?

Raguvian

Nevermind, the Audi Siemens edition won't be available till next month, so i'm going to order the Raybrig NSX instead.
[:@]

F_B_I

I want to build it slowlly so that I choose good parts and since we will have snow here soon, I have no hurry to run it thats what the Lunchbox and the Savage are here for

Davio

also im running a front one-way diff and if i use a standard rear diff it really understeers. i was wondering would a rear ball diff make a difference?
atm ive locked the rear diff and works a treat especially when drifting but im lookin at racing it and the locked rear diff wouldnt be ideal. so is the ball diff a worthwhile upgrade???

Raguvian

Do you guys know if this comes prepainted:
[link=http://www.roguerc.com/catalog/TAMIYA-AMERICA-High-Performance-Raybrig-NSX-TT-01-p-5538.html]TT-01[/link]
I really don't want to trim and paint.

bIGmiK

Front and rear ball diff would be better for racing.

and no you have to paint that body.

Davio

Here's some fotos of my TT-01. It started out as a Raybrid NSX 2004 now its much more than that






this is a list of mods:
- GPM Alloy lower arms
- GPM Battery heatsink
- GPM Front & rear gearbox plate
- GPM front & rear upper arm mount
- GPM Oil filled Shocks
- GPM Urethane Bumper
- GPM Alloy steering assembly
- Tamiya alloy bumper stop
- Tamiya TB EVO IV propellor shaft
- Tamiya TT-01R front & rear propellor joints
- Tamiya Front & Rear stabilizer bar set
- Tamiya Carbon upper frame
- Tamiya turnbuckle tie rod set
- Tamiya adjustable upper arms
- Tamiya Sports tuned motor
- Tamiya front one-way diff
- Tamiya Ball bearing set
- Tamiya Drift tyres mounted on Kawada VX Wheels (2mm offset on front, 10mm offset rear)
- Bling racing motor heatsink
- Tech Racing universal shafts

i may have missed some but u get the drift.
im lookin into making it faster now. what would u guys recommend for maximum speed?

mrhydrogen

Hi all,


EYE POPPER - Hydrogen fuel cell powered Tamiya TT-01 chassis.


http://www.horizonfuelcell.com/rchobby.htm


Regards,


sz

VeeAte

Hi all.
Dont know if this is the right place to ask, but I got a TB-02 Raybrig NSX 2003 and was wondering if it is worth doing up or should I get something more recent that might be better spending the money on? I already race 1/8 buggies and bash a Savage so for now I dont want to go out and buy a $600+ onroad race car as well. Wanted the ep onroad car for fun on the driveway and the odd carpark drifting etc.

Also how does the TB-02 and the TT01 compare?

I did a few searches on rcuniverse and there isn't much info that I can find on the TB-02's. Guessing they aren't as popular as the TT01 etc?

rcluke

there is no comparasin, you get what you pay fo with the TT-01, a cheap , unreliable car that is no good for racing, unless you wand to drift in a big open space, where you can't break anything, does that answer your question ?

Raguvian

Nevermind that too, I'm getting the Audi Red Bull Edition.
My mom told me to get nitro actually.