I was using sarcasm with my last post lads, i said 'if' the car is supposed to be crap according to some peoples comments made on here, however i am more than happy with my new car, i never thought for a million years i would run a Tamiya, dont know why but im glad ive got one, its the bomb!

Any changes for the better will make me like it more!

Amish, the alloy steering linkage has been done and angled forward;) speak nicely to who i pm you and i'm sure he might help you out:thumbsup:[/QUOTE]

any photos for us...:drool:

Just ordered 1!

Tomorrow when my cameras charged ;)

ALL STAR EP OFF-ROAD　４ＷＤ winning TRF502X

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmAhk...layer_embedded

Pink wheels :thumbsup::lol:

car certainly doesn't look like it lacks any steering.

tamiya have made pink wheels for the 201x, not sure if they make the 4wd fronts however, maybe he personally dyed them himself.

Another 502x winning, watch at about 5min 15secs on the left to see how well these babies jump!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8-8TNM3Fsk

In the All Star EP did you notice how the second guy (502???) takes the jump at the straight: triple-single???? awesome!!!:thumbsup:

That 502 almost makes the driver look good, any idea who it is Andy?:D

PERFECT!!!!:thumbsup:

Yes the pink wheels are available for the front of the 4WD.

would you happen to know the part number for the pink 4wd front rims?

#54282 - Front pink rims
#54280 - Rear pink rims

excellent thanks!:thumbsup:

I wonder if these rims have fitment issues like the black and yellow tamiya rims, apparently tamiya rims are too tight of a fit on their own cars:o

Tamiya rims fit fine, all you do first time you use the fronts is line the hex up and then tighten the nut to push the hex in the wheel over the hex on the axle!

You know if you have it right, because if so it is only tight for about half a turn of the nut then it loosens again once the hex pops over the fitment!

Exactly what Dave said. Found this strange at first but it's just the way to mount them first time.
Tamiya supply a pamflet in the box with the instructions for this.

It's the same for all wheel colors btw.

Was I just reading into too much what was just said and confused myself even more.

first time.......just line up wheel on hex and simply tighten up, like any other wheel?

cos I didnt understand dave's post

It made sense to me...:eh?:

According to the description of the video it was a race shortly after the 502 was released and all eyes where on a Tamiya vs Kyosho battle.

Maezumi leads with the 502 with Adachi chasing in the Kyosho.

So i guess the car you are refering to is a Kyosho