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Old 26-07-2008
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Hey folks,

thinking about buying a DB01, I've been reading alot about it... right now I have Df02, which has some upgrades to it... I like the Durga... what how do you guys like it..
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Old 26-07-2008
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very neutral on the base setting, very tuneable too, and for smiles per dollar, can't get any better than this!!
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Old 27-07-2008
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if you plan to use a modified motor get the slipper clutch kit.

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Old 28-07-2008
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Hi.

After broke yesterday another rear suspension mount (rear gear box) of my DF-03 (3 in one year). I'm also thinking about to buy a DB-01 for racing. So after read a lot of posts here, I made a small shopping list to buy all the options that the car needs and some spare parts with the car together (I already have TRF Shocks). Can you tell me if I forgot something?. Is possible to use TRF-501X diferentials directly on the DB-01?.

Tamiya (#54018) DB01 Slipper Clutch Set
Tamiya (#54033) DB01 Carbon Reinforced A Parts
Tamiya (#54034) DB01 Carbon Reinforced D Parts
Tamiya (#54035) DB01 Carbon Reinforced L Parts
Tamiya (#54036) DB01 Carbon Reinforced M Parts
Tamiya (#54037) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Mount (Front)
Tamiya (#54038) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Mount (Rear)
Tamiya (#54039) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Block
Tamiya (#54040) DB01 Motor Heat Sink
Tamiya (#54041) DB01 Carbon Reinforced Chassis
Tamiya (#51304) TRF501X DB01 Front Wheels
Tamiya (#51305) TRF501X DB01 Rear Wheels
Tamiya (#51311) DB01 Front Suspension Arm
Tamiya (#51313) DB01 Rear Suspension Arm
Tamiya (#54015) DB01 Assy Univ.Shaft F
Tamiya (#54016) DB01 Assy Univ.Shaft R
Tamiya (#58404) DB01 Baldre
Tamiya (#54024) Titanium Screw Set
Tamiya (#53972) Aluminium Steering Bridge
Tamiya (#54051) Center One Way

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Old 28-07-2008
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hi eotz you do know that this a budget race kit right?
if you are goin to race with this kit i advice to keep spending as little as possible on this kit. but if ur running brushless then dont skip on the slipper clutch
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Old 28-07-2008
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Hi.

After broke yesterday another rear suspension mount (rear gear box) of my DF-03 (3 in one year). I'm also thinking about to buy a DB-01 for racing. So after read a lot of posts here, I made a small shopping list to buy all the options that the car needs and some spare parts with the car together (I already have TRF Shocks). Can you tell me if I forgot something?. Is possible to use TRF-501X diferentials directly on the DB-01?.

Tamiya (#54018) DB01 Slipper Clutch Set
Tamiya (#54033) DB01 Carbon Reinforced A Parts
Tamiya (#54034) DB01 Carbon Reinforced D Parts
Tamiya (#54035) DB01 Carbon Reinforced L Parts
Tamiya (#54036) DB01 Carbon Reinforced M Parts
Tamiya (#54037) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Mount (Front)
Tamiya (#54038) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Mount (Rear)
Tamiya (#54039) DB01 Aluminum Sus.Block
Tamiya (#54040) DB01 Motor Heat Sink
Tamiya (#54041) DB01 Carbon Reinforced Chassis
Tamiya (#51304) TRF501X DB01 Front Wheels
Tamiya (#51305) TRF501X DB01 Rear Wheels
Tamiya (#51311) DB01 Front Suspension Arm
Tamiya (#51313) DB01 Rear Suspension Arm
Tamiya (#54015) DB01 Assy Univ.Shaft F
Tamiya (#54016) DB01 Assy Univ.Shaft R
Tamiya (#58404) DB01 Baldre
Tamiya (#54024) Titanium Screw Set
Tamiya (#53972) Aluminium Steering Bridge
Tamiya (#54051) Center One Way

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You can directly use the TRF501X differentials, but with that shopping list, you're better of buying a TRF501X kit.
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Old 28-07-2008
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Hi.

The idea is to buy the kit and spare parts at the same time. If I buy the reinforced carbon parts, I will keep the originals for spare if in the race i break something (From one side to this time, quite habitual ).

But yes, maybe is better to buy a TRF 501X WE but without spares.

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Old 29-07-2008
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Eotz, you're crazy! Haha.

Btw, the rims you listed are the black ones. Some of my friends who have had them seem to agree that the white ones are stronger for some reason. I never had the black ones myself since I got the Baldre which came with whites.

Also, I wouldn't bother with rear universals since everybody says they are shorter than the dogbones and come very close to falling out at full droop.

Frankly, I think you should play with the buggy a little and decide if you like it before you spend all the money on the options.
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