Tardis 22

[Northy]

We are finalising some last details on the Tardis 22 and wanted to gauge some interest on how many people would be interested in a kit from the first production run?



The kit will include:

CF chassis with moulded kick up.
Chassis side pods.
Lipo strap.
Brass posts.
Shims.


The price will be £145 + P&P for the first batch.


Just a note on the Lipo dimensions:

Lipo dimensions for the Tardis 22 chassis are 69mm long by 46.5mm wide per lipo, brca regs call for a maximum size of 69.5mm long by 47mm wide, so please be aware that if you have lipos which are right on the limit of the reg's it might be a tight fit.

Reedy 60c saddles fit but are a tight fit as they are 46.66mm wide, but using
2mm of brass under the lipos they are a lot easier to remove and also the car
handles even better with the brass weight.

Dimensions of BRCA lipos can be viewd by download the following list.

http://www.brca.org/sites/default/fi...0v1%20pdf1.pdf


Thanks,

G

[Wacker 2]

NOBODY BUY ONE... I'm beating all the 22's at my club at the minute with my AC CR2 and I fear that may not be the case if Dr Who drops his Tardis on the world! LOL

Only kiddin... I've seen the proto Tardis during its creation and it is a really nice looking piece of kit... I've seen Jonathon at AC race it and its a massive improvement over the original 22 in mid motor

Definitely future money well spent for anybody who is currently pulling their hair out with their TLR 22.

Mr Hinckley!

[slow bob]

put me down for one please .. who do i make payment to ??

[JACKOR33]

Do we call or email / pm to register interest for a kit?

dave

[dirk702]

No Body ? Will the original fit on this tardis kit ?

[Cooper]

Originally Posted by dirk702

No Body ? Will the original fit on this tardis kit ?

[Marc0]

Can we just replace the original chassis by the CF chassis (to keep original electronics position ?)

[Ben Turner]

Put me down for one!

[Northy]

Originally Posted by dirk702

No Body ? Will the original fit on this tardis kit ?

We are working on a body, but I think the original body will fit - but might touch the lipos.

Originally Posted by JACKOR33

Do we call or email / pm to register interest for a kit?

Originally Posted by slow bob

put me down for one please .. who do i make payment to ??

We are just putting the finishing touches to the kit. I'll post here when it is ready

Originally Posted by Marc0

Can we just replace the original chassis by the CF chassis (to keep original electronics position ?)

Not quite sure what you mean, sorry.

[rcjunky]

I think he just wants to run the cf chassis but the same lipo layout as stock so it would just be light. I don't think that would work as the chassis is shorter.

[Marc0]

Thanks rcjunky, that's exactly what I meant

My favorite track has almost no fast corners with a lot of grip that's why I would like a shorter chassis to have a lot of steering. I guess that keeping the lipo with the original layout could help to load more the front of car.

[dirk702]

Question ?
Is the connection between the gearbox and battery brace included in the kit ? (shassis stifner)
I already ordered one FTW aftermarket body for the Atomic kit, hope this will fit !

[andys]

G.
Will the body be at extra cost, or included for £140 ?
Cheers
Andy

[tony12795]

The original body does fit but hits the lipos. With my tardis I made some side pods out of lexen and a heat gun....

Easy.

[Northy]

Sorry guys, busy weekend.

The link is not included.
The body is not included.

G

[reg]

looks sweet,is the gear box at a different angle,does this make the motor closer to the rear arms,also what are you finding different to the way it handles to the original chassis,
thanks
Mark

[reg]

anyone

[V-Rossi]

Shorter and more weight onto the rear wheels, so:
- Easier to drive (less twitchy)
- A lot better in low grip conditions

[OldTimer]

Originally Posted by reg

looks sweet,is the gear box at a different angle,does this make the motor closer to the rear arms,also what are you finding different to the way it handles to the original chassis,
thanks
Mark

The batteries are a lot closer to the motor, also with them turned around there is a lot more weight over the rear end, you use the losi kit mid gearbox, so the distance between the motor / diff / rear arms are the same unless you use a small spur gear

I found with the new chassis its felt like it snatched less in the corners, more like it was less aggressive but still with a lot of steering, and with the revised weight distribution it felt strangely a little like a xx4 floating over the bumps, i guess the big bores were helping out there.

It felt more like the CR2 but with more steering and handling the bumps a little better.

Hope that helps.

Hopefully girff might be able to add a little more info.

[reg]

thanks chaps,i might have to take my 22 off the for sale thread.....i was going to go down the AC CR2 rout but this looks like the way to go