Well Gosh

[mattwho]

so the snow melted and took the m03 out...

i loved every min of it!!!

its the first time ive taken it out when its not been snowing lol

but one thing i do want to change is the grip!!

the floor was very slighty damp so it was spinning up still lol

but if i do want to race or even just a bit more fun without hitting curbs to much what handeling mods can i do?

allso anyone out ther selling any 2nd hand wheels and rubber??? set of 4... comramotives or similer lol

im 29 and allways wanted an rc car and now ive had one i feel like ive been missing out lol

[garry]

Wheels and tyres - try these: http://www.fusionhobbies.com/Wheel-Tyre-Se...-Cars-s/373.htm

We use the V-treads for racing and get decent grip with a good lifespan too. Well worth the money, and just change the front tyres when they wear out .

FWD Minis always wheelspin, thats just what they do. You can help it by adding lead weight into the front bumper to keep some of the mass over the front axle, but the biggest help is just a gentler application of the throttle.

Tamiya did some 4 Spoke Compomotive style rims, but being alloy they are silly expensive (£60-70 for 4 without tyres!).

[lee172]

snow and RC's rock!! will Tamiya rally blocks fit? ive seen a mini set up for rally and it looked awesome.

[TA-Mark]

snow and RC's rock!! will Tamiya rally blocks fit? ive seen a mini set up for rally and it looked awesome.

The Tamiya Rally Block tyres are for 1.9" rims. These would be very large on a M-Chassis. There are other brands that do make the same tread pattern for the M-Chassis size wheels. Example. Rally mini would be quite fun.

[garry]

http://minirally.cool.ne.jp/

[mattwho]

hummm i see from your avatar you have a 98 wrc corolla!

just made one i got for xmas

and yes its a tamiya one and its good think its 1/24 size

still looking for a set of wheels but ill get ther