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Forum: Tamiya 12-03-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Well, i believe you will be fairly safe up to a...

Well, i believe you will be fairly safe up to a 19T pinion. Raced mine last summer in Greece(34 Celcius/5 minute runs). EzRun 60A-8.5T(4200kv) motor and it help fine although the temps where higher...
Forum: Tamiya 23-02-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
This page lists part number 53995 with the...

This page lists part number 53995 with the following description:
Reinforced Upper Arm Mount - TRF501X. Off-road tracks often have big ramps for long distance jumps. This new Option Part...
Forum: Tamiya 15-02-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Diff action

Hello there!

I was down at the local track yesterday and 2 of the Tamiya (501x & 511) drivers where discussing the effect of diff tightness has on their driving...
How does a loose rear diff...
Forum: Tamiya 04-02-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
12mm conversion

Well,

while racing on a slick cement track, i had many problems setting it up. I had either under or oversteering problems... A guy who races a 501x and a Durga(sometimes) compared side by side...
Forum: Tamiya 31-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
12μμ ηεχ

The 12mm hex adapters(any make) and the rims that fit are a disaster for car geometry. If you are into racing you better steer away... I tried racing with these and it felt like wrestling with an...
Forum: Tamiya 28-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Setup question

Hello fellow DB01ers!

Last Sunday i was running a local Cup race with my DB01R. Everything was
set up stock except the springs which were blue>front and red>rear.
I was using Barcodes>front and...
Forum: Tamiya 19-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Baldre bodies

http://www.modellbau-seidel.de/
Forum: Tamiya 09-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Team Durango Rims

Guys,

Just tested both front and rear rims on the DB01 and i confirm that they are
a perfect match... Yippie!!!!!!!!!
Forum: Tamiya 08-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
On the rims issue... I tested yesterday the...

On the rims issue...

I tested yesterday the Team Associated B44 rims (original front)/B4 rims (original rear).

DB01 (not R): Front Rims need a lot of shimming or else they rub. I used 5 shims...
Forum: Tamiya 07-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Durga/Baldre body

Scotty, this is where i bought mine...

http://www.modellbau-seidel.de/index.php?incl=9&sfirma=------+Alle+------&sbest=db01&search.x=0&search.y=0&search=OK&mth3=sinfo
Forum: Tamiya 06-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Rims

Ok,
the next time i get to the store i will try the Rulux with my CVDs, so we can eliminate one. I have already posted the seller of Durango items who also imports the DEX410 kit that uses these......
Forum: Tamiya 06-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
B44 Rims

Is this true for the Team Associated rims for the B44?
These are the ones i have recently purchased and they seem to fit fine whithout the need for spacers....
The Losi rims i found to be available...
Forum: Tamiya 05-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Rulux - Not a direct fit?

Migs,

I thought the front rulux rim (as well as the rear) was direct fit without the
need for shimming... Are you sure?


Stef
Forum: Tamiya 04-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
I was using the 12mm hex adapter kits from Yeah...

I was using the 12mm hex adapter kits from Yeah Racing. They change both front and rear attachment methods to 12mm hex. But, there are two factors i did not take into account. The conversion adds...
Forum: Tamiya 04-01-2010
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Observations on hopups

Hello guys!

Happy New year and Happy Driving!


Made an observation:
Recently bought a DB01R to complement my DB01.
I had the DB01, the all 'plastic' one for a year and broke...
Forum: Tamiya 27-11-2009
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Seal the holes

AJ Gee,

to stop sand or dirt from contaminating the inside of the DB01, don't forget to seal the two holes that lead to the lower motor mounting screw. One on the outside and one in the battery...
Forum: Electrics 24-09-2009
Replies: 21
Views: 3,801
Posted By crusader
Some info about this one

Hi!

Mine is in the mail. I would like to ask... How do i power this? I have 2
laptop ac/dc adaptors with the following characteristics:

1. Output: 18.5V - 3.5A
2. Output: 14V - 4.75A
...
Forum: Tamiya 18-05-2009
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Gear down?

Mattia,

I have the EzRun 8.5T 4000kv motor using the 23T pinion.I reach 78°C after a 25mins ride bashing.
I believe that 5700kv is too much especially on track with small straights and lots of...
Forum: Tamiya 15-05-2009
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Longer shocks

Been running CVDs, so this will not be a problem as long as the shocks are
not too long.
The problem appeared when i installed the T-Bone bumpers (excellent protection). The bumpers attach under...
Forum: Tamiya 14-05-2009
Replies: 2,535
Views: 407,168
Posted By crusader
Hello there! I am looking for ways to...

Hello there!

I am looking for ways to improve my BALDREs ground clearance.
Possible solutions would be:

1. Longer shocks (besides the Aeration). What is the standard size of the shocks?

2....
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