Dan1891

If you start out to hunt down an original John Player Special, what money do we talk, and where to find it?

WOW!!!! So **** nice!! I want both of'em

I just love these old Tamiya cars! I wish they will re-relase some of'em again.

So no hope for an re-relase on the original F1 (CS) chassie then...?

I love the old 1980's F1 and F1 CS cars. Do you think Tamiya will ever do a re-relase of these? My fav is the 58020, John Player Special.

Would you say this charger is better for 7.2V NiMh packs than an Imax B6AC? I have a B6AC , and i'm not so happy with it...

What wheel (or rims) are that?

What tyres can you use on the original The Hornet rims, and where can you find them at an good price?

What a cool cat there! Maybe a Tamiya fan?

The Tamiya Nissan R91CP is really nice i think!: But i love the Nissan 300ZX Steve Millen body also. By the way, Blue/Red/White, was that sort of an Team color for Nissan/Datsun? My Tamiya Datsun 280ZX is also in that colors on the box art.

I would love a body like this one:

OK, thnks, then i understand!

Aha! Thanks! So with these 3 holes you can adjust the wheelbase: They don't explain this in the manual though, i wonder why?

How do you adjust the wheelbase? I looked in the C11 manual, but i can't find any info there? Or i have missed it maybe.

I also like to get an C11 (47484), i love "pan cars". But i dont like the Mercedes body

Great! Perfect, 4mm bullet connectors i can get at my local "Biltema" shop!!

My intention is to get some bullet connectors that i can use with the already attached connectors on Tamiya motors and esc's.

I also love this video! One of the nicest i ever seen on a RC car! I wonder, what city is it? edit: Ahhh Passau! in Germany, i want to travel there someday!!

Waking this old thread, but i wonder if anyone do know the exact dimension on Tamiya's standard bullet connectors that is fitted to Tamiya motors and ESC? inner and outer diam in mm, both the male and female plug?

markbt73, you do you have an reference to where to drill the hole in the chassi? in mm from the bottom or so?

Thank you all , now i have some good alternatives to those loose sloppy springs!

Great! That seems to be a very simple and good solution too!

Now i understand! You use one of these tie rod ends!?

Ahh, great! Seems to be a much better way than these very loose springs! But i dont understand one thing: Do you not using a ball end screw to connect the rod end to? just a regular screw?

I got an old The Hornet from a friend, and now when i started to take it apart to clean up all the gunk and dirt, i realise that one of the rear axle springs is missing. Do you really need these springs? They seems so soft, do they do any good at all?