TRF206Xsq

MRD · #1 29-07-2010

I was a bit disapointed with the look of the Tamiya 201x and I wanted an x6 so I brought the two together to make my Ideal 2wd car

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Its not quite finished but its got most of the tamiya parts on that I wanted and just about every x6 hopup released so far as well as the very bling Cream RC shocktower mounts.

Hope ya like it

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This is more an excercise in attention to detail than an all out race car so I bought another x6 sq and built it to rag the nads off

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super__dan · #2 29-07-2010

That looks really nice!

jameswilkinson7 · #3 29-07-2010

Mark, Its a tool..... Get it raced

mof · #4 30-07-2010

So, what parts (other than the obvious shocks) are Tamiya parts?

RS Concept · #5 30-07-2010

Hi Mark,

Finally somebody, who use TRF shocks...

Keep in touch, I use them since January also.
Springs Asso, TRF pistons drilled 1,5mm front-rear ( I wanted to simulate more less the flow capacity of the Losi red pistons and it seems on bumpy, slippery tracks works better as the original 1,3front- 1,4rear holes)
Sure indoor carpet I use the original pistons.
Now Im working on to test some rebound, since I did not used it.

As I see mainly the blue velvet

, what dominates on your X6sq...

MRD · #6 30-07-2010

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Originally Posted by mof

So, what parts (other than the obvious shocks) are Tamiya parts?

So far, the servo posts, all the countersunk washers, all the hinge pin spacers and the roll bar ends. There's still the Trf turnbuckles to put on but I need long shank adjusters as the longest turnbuckles they do are 45mm and I need at least 50mm to use the Jconcepts cups.

Admittedly there arn't that many Tamiya parts that can be used but It was more about creating the tamiya look on a none Tamiya car.