Superfast Tamiya TT01 Secrets 

Yes but still fast

Thanks.

Won our modified class race yesterday with basically an open diff front and rear :) if you want spool effect stuff as much as you can while still being able to close the diff cover.

Thanks :)

Salamat

My pleasure :)

I prefer a tt01 over a tt02. As for mods just get the 2deg rear toe hub, bearings, oil shocks, and set of springs to tune. Important is tires, traction compound and the low cg body.

Surpass 5.5T brushless.

I prefer the set-it-forget it gear diffs over ball diffs. Yes she drove the tires off the wheels literally trying to break the track record. Thanks! :D

Again you're contradicting all modern chassis design...most champion agrees belt car for racing, and belt car uses ball diff.

I prefer TT01 over TT02 :)

My pleasure. Yeah my phone cam sucks :D

Its that goldtraction compound on the camera lens, giving better viewership traction 😉

@@tm5123 :D

Honestly my tt01 now has a lot of slop but is now easier to drive and still doing some of the fastest laps in our track. If you want to remove it use 3m teflon tape in the right amount on the arms, then the right amount of shims, metal balls on the arms, superglue to remove the smallest of slop between ball cups and ball ends, etc. The biggest performance is gained with the chewing gum in the front diff and using Tamiya M-Grips tires designed for minis (m-chassis).

The shaft I use is a generic aluminum shaft from China, no part number. :)

@@rccartips ok, and It is strong for your 5'5t engenie????.....thanks you help me a lot......good luck in your racers, I will follow you

Yes strong enough.

How many turns of motor are you using? Does the pinion gear look good or it's worn out and looks like a hacksaw? It could also be the spur gear plastic pin cover, check if it has loosened or worn out. Hope you find the cause.

@@rccartips okayy thankyou very much for the suggestion , i”ll check later 🙏

@@rccartips i forgot something , may i know how to make the steering more stiff , now my steering wobble 😂

@@whitemanjaa Steering slop takes time to remove. For the steering arms I put telflon tape, then maybe 0.1 shim. For the ballcups I put either plastic to take out slop or very small amounts of superglue.

Hi Matthew!

Can't remember, but probably around 7.2 fdr.

Front diff yes.

@@rccartips but how do you apply the chewing gum inside the diff?

@@ripmax333 Take the chewing gum stick out of the wrapper, roll up some small balls, put it in between the gears inside the diff.

TT01 is lighter than my TA05. The 251mm wheelbase makes it more agile. The narrow width gives it more traction in our low/med grip track :)

Thanks replying, you really have done lots research. RC school to chassis generally believed "flex evenly" is more than "flexibility", so TT01 E may be flexible but graphite provide"even", so high end car use graphite. People like you can easily put TT01 on graphite, why didn't you do so?