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just playing around and see what will come from it


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Nice, is that an Ansmann motor plate?
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Annsmann midmotor gearbox aswell???.....
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yes MAD MONKEY 2WD no way to use the tamiya stock gearbox,is nearly finished ,a few more thing to work on. if goes well that shold be good until tamiya release a mid motor.
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why didn't you just use the whole annsmann mid motor car?
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why didn't you just use the whole annsmann mid motor car?

because its not a tamiya
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why didn't you just use the whole annsmann mid motor car?
Totally agree, just buy a x2c which will be just as good
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Lol, to start I don't really like to deal with E clips, I hate them, so much 1999.
I have a good ammout of spares and I would like to keep them and i like to think that tamiya is a better car then the x2c.
My other cars are all tamiya, yes I love tamiyas lol and been not good of a driver is good to remember that the car has won the last 2 euro races and more.
Like this is 95% tamiya still in there, with a Vega conversion goes down to 10%.
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You really need to get or borrow a Dremel to tidy up the messy edges on the chassis, but other than that good luck to you. If that's what you choose to do to your car it's your choice.
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You really need to get or borrow a Dremel to tidy up the messy edges on the chassis, but other than that good luck to you. If that's what you choose to do to your car it's your choice.
i will tidy up the edges after the first run,this car as been donated to me just for this project ,if is gone drive better on carpet then my current 201 i will shout COOL, if it does not i will shout lol CRAP i wasted my time.
i know few people that like to work on project like this ,have you ever?
i only need a short lipo battery and will give a go on friday.
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nice work mate,

keep it up!
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ok so i had the fist go yesterday at local track and must say IT WORKSSSS
the car feels definitely different the the one with rear motor, way better in the air and through the bumpy carpet track, more steering to.
overall it feels more stable and easier to drive.
out of the 4 finals i finished first on the C.
,in the qualify rounds one wire came off from motor(i hate soldering),in the other one been taken out just before starting the race
so i had just two rounds to get used to the car unfortunately ,and i haven't started playing around with settings yet.
im currently using 35 front/30 rear oil, yellow front ,red rear springs.
any suggestions in setting it up would be cool..
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