- Tamiya XV-01 Pro -

[natskiboy]

Can you share the spec on the HPI TE37 and the Tamiya slicks? Want to slap that on my FF03 :-)

[Dr. Kustom]

Originally Posted by Difuser

That's alright it's what all the cool kids do now...


Great build, the XV looks like a solid kit, the PRO even better

I will eventually raise it back up once I found the right off-road rims and tires combo.

Originally Posted by waw

weeeew you've manage to drop down the body using the modified body post.. mine can't go any lower with the stock body mount

The front body posts I used are from the TF2.

Originally Posted by Theibault

I love all the night photo's you take. What ISO, Fstop, etc do you use for that and do you do post work?

Thanks, in the last set of photo shots, I used...100 ISO, F/22, +2.0. All pics are original, no edit.

Originally Posted by natskiboy

Can you share the spec on the HPI TE37 and the Tamiya slicks? Want to slap that on my FF03 :-)

Sure. Tamiya racing semi-slick tires (#50810), HPI white TE37 26mm with 6mm off-set, Tamiya TS-21 gold paint.

[Trixxx]

Dr. Customs..... Could it be? Another friend from the XMS forums? Ive shortened my user iD.... Looking forward to start looking thru your threads here. Happy New Year!

[Dr. Kustom]

Originally Posted by Trixxx

Dr. Customs..... Could it be? Another friend from the XMS forums? Ive shortened my user iD.... Looking forward to start looking thru your threads here. Happy New Year!

Happy new year to you too!


Update: I Raised the ride height back up, and finally took it off-road. Unfortunately, I don't any action shots, it was too dark. However, I do have some pics of the aftermath.

[XJrob]

the te37s look great on it. these rally cars are really starting to grow on me. i think one of these will my next purchase

[Dr. Kustom]

Update: Got a slipper clutch installed.





Only using that 35T pinion gear temporarily, until I get a smaller one.





Some more outdoor pics.

[Dr. Kustom]

[FattyMcJ]

OH NOES!

What happened?

[SerpentCT4S]

Such a nice build!

Do you have a part number for those white wheels?

[TURTLE]

Originally Posted by SerpentCT4S

Such a nice build!

Do you have a part number for those white wheels?

Those are the Tamiya Ford Focus wheels. Really durable, plus you can get them in several colors, but I always ran the white ones.

Part number:
Tam51021

Dr. Kustom-
Are you running a Tamiya 35 tooth pinion from the kit?
You know the slipper comes with a standard 48 pitch spur and the kit was a metric 48 pitch right?

[Dr. Kustom]

Originally Posted by FattyMcJ

OH NOES!

What happened?

Months of running, without maintenance.

Getting it ready for re-build.

Originally Posted by SerpentCT4S

Such a nice build!

Do you have a part number for those white wheels?

Thanks, SerpentCT4S.

TURTLE answered your question.

Originally Posted by TURTLE

Those are the Tamiya Ford Focus wheels. Really durable, plus you can get them in several colors, but I always ran the white ones.

Part number:
Tam51021

Dr. Kustom-
Are you running a Tamiya 35 tooth pinion from the kit?
You know the slipper comes with a standard 48 pitch spur and the kit was a metric 48 pitch right?

Yup, I know. I've switch to the standard 48 pitch pinion gear since I installed the slipper clutch.

[The Moose]

Such a nice car. Just love the Subaru body also.
That is a impressive motor you are running. Does the esc ever get to warm, or the motor.
How many teeth do you have on your pinion? You only use 2S Lipo on that power plant right?

[ferdinandy]

Too cool especially with the dirt on it. You know someone had some fun!