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Here, you can see the optional mounting system for lexan body.
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From Tamiya Japan, we can see a selection of hop-ups listed: servo stay from TT-01, steering from TA07, 10.5T BLM motor, various bits from the DT-02/3 ... etc But no sleek blue Tamiya hop-ups for TD-04.
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They've simply added a hex hub on the front wheel (one of the most desired mods for the old DT-kits), a modern-looking steering system, and a BB01-style cage (because it sells and I think can be adapted on DT-02/3 as well). For me, it's a big YES. The body might look ugly to longtime Tamiya fans, but as long as they offer more options, I don’t mind. A solid starting point for creating great mods.
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I have 2 Tamiya bushless motor 3370kv: 50€ for one motor, 80€ for both (plus shipping).
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Since the early days, Tamiya has included metal gears in some models, even when it wasn't necessary (like the TB Evo 4). However, for offroad models, this can make sense. On paper, it seems like a strong option. For example, the DF02 metal gear is a top choice for strengthening the TT02B. Based on your experience, is it worth it, or is sticking with plastic gears a more convenient option?
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Just bought another Levant, so now it pairs with the previous one. Thanks to all for the suggestions.
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My 10.5 motor is rated for a gear ratio between 8.9 and 11.7 (off road), I presume with an 86mm tyre. So with big tyres I'm 100% out of specs.
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Has anyone tried how the Comical WR-02CB and GF-01CB wheels perform? On YouTube, there are many videos where they are used on DT and TT chassis.
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If you can't tighten the spring with the nut, it's pretty useless.
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Yes, something like this... but my motor does not allow for such large tires. I think the sweet spot is something around 100mm, like the Stadium Blitzer (or comical tyres) . Are they that bad (size aside)?
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Yes, I love run Tamiya.
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For DT-03 and TT-02 I have a lot of hop up. Motor, shocks, some blue things... The Squash Van is a new chassis for me, I'm a little bit skeptical. Would make me buy more shiny blue things, leaving unused the ones I already have. I would like to clear out the drawer. With the money for one Squash Van, I can buy two Aqroshot and equip one with the hop-up (which I already have). I need just bigger tyres. The TT02 monsterized can fight (and share something) with my Levant.
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I need another little basher for mixed terrain. Should I go with the DT-03 with stadium tires or the monsterized TT-02? The DT-03 is cheaper, but 2WD performs worse on rough surfaces. The monsterized TT-02 can handle more terrain, but the initial cost and maintenance are more expensive. The build is enjoyable in any case: for the DT-03, I plan to use DF-03 arms with standard shocks, and for the TT-02, I plan to use TT-02B arms and DF-03 front shocks front and rear. Which do you prefer? For DT03 Stadium Blitzer tyres or comical WR-02CB front and GF-01CB rear?