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I sold my eb48.3 and now I'm thinking about what new Tamiya model to give me as a present. I am very excited...

Happy to find you well, Tamiya Era. Mine re re Egress is still in the box from 2014, optional bodywork included. Very nice and clean your building

In the meantime I have made a second order: GoolRC brushless system, 60A 4300KV 17T steel pinion aluminium shock absorbers supports aluminum shock absorbers As a result: the tires end up quickly in the basket accidents cause victims A separate matter for these "fantastic" shock absorbers from less than 8 euros per pair. On the front still work decently, if you use the springs of the DT03 kit, loading them with 400 Tamiya silicon oil. To the rear...drama. The model slams on the ground with oil 400, 1000, 2000, 3000. Hard or soft springs, lots of tests, always bangs. I decide to disassemble them to understand. I only have this photo; the piston has very small diameter, 9.3mm against the 9.8 of the Tamiya one you see on the right side. Instead of two holes has two notches. Okay, I don't want to know anything about it. Change the pistons with Tamiya ones, load with oil 400 and springs of DT03 kit and use the lower pins of Tamiya kit and gain about 5 mm of length. Now everything goes great. At the front, piston with two holes by Tamiya and confirm the oil from 400. the new set of HPI tires and rims still to be glued

I am not a great artist... but the stickers help a lot

If the trick doesn't work you can always try it in the most classic way. Tools, manual and lots of care. A little bit of color Adhesive sheet "carbon look" A little weight on the nose the first bling bling colorful parts Long axis, I want a T version... For the first test I choose a sport tuned motor and a 19T pinion and to speed up the assembly, four shock absorbers already assembled, too long unfortunately here come tires and rims, by VRX Racing with this set there is no need to have long front axles and the first test of the lexan body

So, at some point in the construction of my Toyota Tundra I wanted something easy. Why not build a DT-03? Simple, clean, fun (I already had one a few years ago). Then if we want to add some thrill, we can always think of something different. OK, the result has not been sensational, it seems that in the past months my idea has been that of many others, here in TC forum... The preparation of this DT-03 "a modo mio" requires the following ingredients: - DT-03 kit (obviously) - Lot of bling bling optional various shape and colors - Special tires and wheels - Lexan body Anything you want, just make your favorite pizza. This is the first order DT-03 Racing fighter Black Edition (because full of hop up ) Rock Socker lexan body GPM parts dedicated to the front of the model. Shake the box a little bit, open the lid and with a little luck we find the assembled model.

I use mtroniks viper rv11 with acto pink

First test for my dt03 racing buggy black edition. Tble02s, Sport Tuned motore, 2S lipo battery, rock socker body

Gpm product, seller from germany https://www.ebay.it/itm/Ammortizzatore-Anteriore-Per-Tamiya-DT-03-Neo-Fighter-Alluminio-Tuning/262308888908?hash=item3d12d4014c:g:12QAAOSwr81UQsBP

DB01-RRR...impossible to dye the Yellow Wheels supplied. Top Force re re 2015, I've changed the white color in Orange (evo clone)

I think they're just old; I used them several years ago on my TT ts4n. Ellegi_GRP tyres were very common.

Wow... millenial.

Almost finished the new DT03 "in black" edition. Body to paint and tyres from VRX racing.

Fast and curious

Box from Tamico. How to switch from DT03 to DT03T with unconventional body.