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Saw these on a TT02 page and i fell in love, can't find a name and my google fu is weak as i can't find them I will 3d print some if need be...lol

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4 minutes ago, Superluminal said:

Dont buy the HPI Turbomacs - the offset is too great to fit under the lancia delta shell (sadly I know this through experience)

Really , that's a shame, how much bigger are they? 

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https://www.hpiracing.com/en/part/114637

It says they have a 6mm offset but they poke out the sides of the arches too far and look a bit daft. I will take a photo of them when i get home from work. Its a shame as they are exactly what I wanted to replicate the speedline cooling disc fitted to the real rally deltas.

Just to add mine is an xv01 chassis but assume the tread width is the same as a tt02?

 

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1 minute ago, Superluminal said:

https://www.hpiracing.com/en/part/114637

It says they have a 6mm offset but they poke out the sides of the arches too far and look a bit daft. I will take a photo of them when i get home from work. Its a shame as they are exactly what I wanted to replicate the speedline cooling disc fitted to the real rally deltas.

Just to add mine is an xv01 chassis but assume the tread width is the same as a tt02?

 

****, i am getting the XV-01 and now i am sad. I wonder if they can be replicated in 3d printing with a smaller offset? Pics would be great thanks! I suppose you could widen the archers some but on lexan that would be very tricky and end up ruining the classic lines

 

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3d printing would work. If the wheels in your first photo are the HPI turbomacs then the chassis arms may have been reduced in track width? Or a thinner wheel hex maybe?

Who is the owner of that build? I would be really interested to now how they get it to look like that so i havent wasted £25 worth of wheels.

Posted
1 hour ago, Scipunk said:

****, i am getting the XV-01 and now i am sad. I wonder if they can be replicated in 3d printing with a smaller offset? Pics would be great thanks! I suppose you could widen the archers some but on lexan that would be very tricky and end up ruining the classic lines

 

I think with a XV01 you can narrow the car with different wishbone mounts, so might not be a problem.

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1 hour ago, Superluminal said:

3d printing would work. If the wheels in your first photo are the HPI turbomacs then the chassis arms may have been reduced in track width? Or a thinner wheel hex maybe?

Who is the owner of that build? I would be really interested to now how they get it to look like that so i havent wasted £25 worth of wheels.

I found it on a TT02 page on facebook, i ask ed him if he shortened the track to have them sit flush, the page it's called Tamiya TT02 Appreciation Area (UK)

43 minutes ago, Butler said:

I think with a XV01 you can narrow the car with different wishbone mounts, so might not be a problem.

Oh really? Hmm this would be great

 

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I fitted mine to ta03 with a Escort cosworth body, I'll see if I can find a picture. Do stick out a bit but filled the body nice.

They should only be fitted on the front is to be accurate.

XV01 TC Pro can be reduced a good few mm using different suspension blocks and shorter drive shafts.

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1 hour ago, Superluminal said:

Well, having now had a second fit of them they are sort of growing on me. Maybe i was so used to seeing the normal wheels tucked under they looked weird at first.

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Yeah that doesn't look bad at all,  also i love your mud flaps, do you have more pics of the car or a build thread?

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1 hour ago, Superluminal said:

No build thread but I can take some more pics tomorrow. The mud flaps were made from some plastic covers to a notepad i found in a cheapy news agents.

Awesome thanks! BTW the guy responded and showed me his also poke out with the covers on, so i guess it's just how they are :)

 

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