tamiya wheels (rim) database?

[Vrooom666]

Im looking for a complete database of whole tamiya wheels preferably with pictures.

It would be nice to have pictures of rims with model/chassis listed.

[alfagta]

hi , that would be great , so, when are you gonna start work on it ??

[mr crispy]

Well done for volunteering that man!

[Gruntfuggly]

Why not just start a spreadsheet in google docs? If you need somewhere to host it, I've got some space...

[Vrooom666]

It could be community contribution based.

Would be good idea to list types of mount, hex sze, rim size (Width x Height), part number / model.

[OCD]

Well, there are the guide books that would have the cross-fit reference that you're describing. Maybe a good place to start collating a master list together?

[waterbok]

It could be community contribution based.

Would be good idea to list types of mount, hex sze, rim size (Width x Height), part number / model.

Ask Lars from Tamiyabase, maybe he can help you on the way.

[Vrooom666]

that is execellent...

[OCD]

that is execellent...

Tamiya's guide books are truly rare gems. I wish they still produced them

It's been a while since I've looked at the site, but TamiyaBase has been greatly expanded and has a "tyre and rim database" now: http://tamiyabase.com/index.php?option=com_joodb&view=catalog&Itemid=778

[dutch_rc]

Been working on a topic on TB as well but it would take quite the collective effort to finish :

http://tamiyabase.com/forum/forum/11-technical/3779-help-me-with-tire-rim-sizes.html#3783

I usually surf to Seidel's database to (double) check tyre and rim dimensions...

Some of the guide book parts listings are available (and most of all readable when magnified) here :

http://tamiyaweb.com/guide/books

Much more to follow in that respect...