Brushless

[thecrow2k]

im not planning on doing this but doesn't anyone run a brushless in there tamiya tl01, tb01, tt01 or any other tamiya touring car

[Vroem-Vroem]

Well, i have a TT01, i got a 27 turns motor in it, runs just fine, but some TC members allways say the TT01 will have problems with faster motors, but i think it can handle the brushless just fine... allthough its plastic its notlike it falls apart all the time..

mattijn

[ideal2k]

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Originally posted by Vroem-Vroem

some TC members allways say the TT01 will have problems with faster motors

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Not true at all.

Just keep in mind you won't be able to change the gear ratio too much.

I think if you have the alu prop shaft, and ball bearings then the car should be fine.

The plastic dog bones are a problem, so you should get alu ones.

Then I think it should be pretty much ok with a hotter motor.

[WillyChang]

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Originally posted by thecrow2k

doesn't anyone run a brushless in there tamiya tl01, tb01, tt01 or any other tamiya touring car

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Novak SS5800 & SS4300 runs very nicely in a TL01. Gearing with the smallest pinion should suit it quite well for general bashing.

I have SS5800s in the EvoIII and 1/12 EvoIII-mini.

[jamadz]

in the manual for the ss5800 it says use the stock gearing your kit came with lol

personnally i just go up a few teeth and its still cool and alot better performance

might just be me tho because it makes sense lower turn lower gearing

ahwell lol