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That’s a cool idea. I will look at adding it where it makes sense. For TRF’s etc I might not bother as people change spurs etc Any other models missing? I will add the dynastorm later.
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Added Avante / egress / VQS and Hotshot family and Thundershot family after people requested them
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The TA01 and TA02 are now there in the 4WD shaft section. (They were in the wrong area). You can select between all of the available spur sizes
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Let me know if there are any more chassis that you would like adding.
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Introducing the Ultimate Tamiya Gear Ratio Calculator ! It covers everything from the earliest TA-01 up to the latest TRF's, onroad and offroad. It's an indispensable tool for all Tamiya enthusiasts. Bookmark it on your browser / phone and you will never have to check your manuals again ☆★ I hope you like it, it's took a long time to get all the correct info for this. Here is the link The Ultimate Tamiya Gear Ratio Calculator
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The TT01 was released a year before the Associated TC4. it was more like a basic version of the TB01 / TB Evo
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Looks superb!
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This was a great video, although it has dated a fair bit. A modern 17.5t motor will easily achieve 3000kv, These motors in the test were old tech even back when this was made. A good 17,5 is much faster when racing than the modified 19t brushed motors we used to run. Also it has been mentioned that they also have loads of torque and are much easier to gear lower etc. The short distance and the fixed FDR will skew the results a little.
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Erm, what gearing change is there? Whats a buggy blaster?
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Yep, they should be as the xv02 gears just swap into a tt02 and the bt01 uses tt02 gears.
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Something that’s been bugging me with some online threads. I felt that I had to prove that you can indeed race a Tamiya TT-02. I knew it might be a bit of a task, but to be honest I was pleasantly surprised how well it went https://www.thercracer.com/2025/02/you-can-race-tamiya-tt02-r-race-review.html?m=0
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I like the way you can do so much with the car. I intend to take it to the local buggy track at some point as well.
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I can’t find a thread for this bad boy so I thought I would start one. A quick ruffle through the box and I think it’s going to be very popular. Some nice little upgrades and the bodywork is brilliant.
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Looking forward to this