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05-03-2015, 02:59 AM
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| Pebble Pounder Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Okinawa, Japan
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|  My Tamiya TT02 Type S/BMW Build
I picked this kit up at my local hobby shop for about $120 for a change of scenery when I'm tired of running my Yeti. I'm very impressed with this kit. It's a great value! compared to the standard TT02 this comes with: Metal cup drives Metal drive shafts upgraded control arms and shock towers Oil filled shocks/tuned springs Torque Tuned Motor Ball Bearings Adjustable upper control arms front and rear Race tires Aluminum step screws for the steering (May be forgetting some) I assembled the front diff with A/W grease to make it a little more stickier than the back. I'm waiting on the rest of my electronics. 1060 Hobbywing brushed ESC S3004 Futaba ball bearing servo FlySky Rx I'll be running it on 2S lipo     |
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