Tamiya TT01 Tuning Setup Tips

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Detailed look into the setup of the Tamiya TT01 for circuit racing. Sharing some of the secrets :)
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Joel aka rccartips is an expert at having fun with r/c cars since 1978 at the young age of 7 years old. Check out the other videos and let's have fun together :)
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@user-jy1sd6gm2e 2 месяца назад

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Save my trial and error. So many videos show how 'hop ups' only should be all that's achievable to improve performance. I've gotten more out of this video than 100 others. Thanks heaps mate

@rccartips Месяц назад

Glad it helps :)

@CrRodney1 Год назад

Wonderful to see the 1/12 suddenly show up. Yes, I think they are great: complaints these days (lst 20 years) about costs of RC but as you said, if it's pure racing and driving the cheap 1/12th does everything.

@je2916 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for all the tips.

@rccartips 10 месяцев назад

My pleasure. Hope they help.

@adriananthony3620 Год назад

You are very knowledgeable sir. May God bless you always. I enjoy watching your video because you are always willing to share your knowledge. Please take care sir

@rccartips Год назад

Fun hobby :)

@cumminsfj4586 Год назад

Similar to my set up. I use yeah racing big bore oil shocks which I noticed were significantly superior to others I've used. I have also smoothed the bottom and added foam like yours. 10BL120 with 10.5t quicrun g2 gets it moving nicely. My servo is a 32kg omg which is overkill but works so well

@rccartips Год назад

Nice!

@orcaloca5733 13 дней назад

Thanks for sharing your setups. I just restarted a couple of years ago after 35 years and everything is brand new to me, we didn't have all these options at the time. You say in this video that you put some super glue on the ball and teflon. But can you please explain where exactly? I don't understand. Thank you.

@rccartips 9 дней назад

It's kinda hard to explain, but I have older videos on how to remove slop. In areas where you have slop try to slightly increase the diameter of parts with a very very light coat of superglue or wrap with plumbing teflon tape (e.g. ballcups).

@filipinomixer Год назад

Very informative kabayan.

@rccartips Год назад

Salamat

@joehart3826 Год назад

Can you expand on the teflon tape idea. Did you infill the area behind the tape - the central driveshaft area. I wondered about using expanding foam or glue and then sanding it flat.

@rccartips Год назад

The teflon tape I wrap around the ends of the suspension arm.

@joehart3826 Год назад

@@rccartips Yes I noticed that, but what about around MIn 2 what tape is that then?

@kairosanna1292 Год назад

I guess you are right on tt01 vs tt02, recent tt02 plastic tend to be brittle, older day tt01 plastic tend to soften, but sadly I disposed my tt01 already. I still have M05, can I do similar? putting a 5.5T motor on it?

@rccartips Год назад

You can but you might shred the front tires :D

@mokka8727 Год назад

Thanks sharing. I wonder if the same can be done on TT02? As there are more TT02 parts around nowadays.

@shaun4298 Год назад

Yeah I'd like to know your thoughts on TT02

@rccartips Год назад

TT02 should be similar. But I think TT01 is faster :)

@alfredomendozajr.5124 2 месяца назад

Is the brand new TT01 that they sell now here in the US still good?

@rccartips 2 месяца назад

Should be the same.

@mokka8727 Год назад

I have question on motor, are you using 5.5T sensor or no sensor? Also didn't see you set your esc using the setting card often? Please talk about motor and esc, thanks.

@rccartips Год назад

Sensored. The esc is Hobbywing QUICRUN 10BL120 set to medium power punch and no timing.

@mokka8727 Год назад

@@rccartips A sensoed motor can be US$38.5, if un sensor motor almost half price... would you consider unsensor motor?

@rccartips Год назад

@@mokka8727 Unsensored is also good.

@Jeremy-Joshua Год назад

Noticed your using hex bolts with your TT01. Where did you get those? Thanks in advance.🍺

@rccartips Год назад

online shop in my country called shopee.

@Jeremy-Joshua Год назад

@@rccartips I see, are you running all plastics with your drive line? Great work your doing there Bro, It makes it more special that your Daughter is involve, passing the hobby to the next Generation.🍺

@Jeremy-Joshua Год назад

Are you using gyro with your TT-01?

@rccartips Год назад

@@Jeremy-Joshua Yes driveline can be all plastics with no issues.

@rccartips Год назад

@@Jeremy-Joshua I never use gyros :)

@Ruben3D Год назад

Chewing gum or 1M silicone front? What is better? If is gum, how much you need and when is necessary change the gum? Thx!!

@rccartips Год назад

Gum. No need to change :)

@Ruben3D Год назад

@@rccartips rear 1M o without anything?

@rccartips 8 месяцев назад

1M spread on the gears, not filling the diff.

@shaun4298 Год назад

What shocks are you using? I thought the kit shocks can't use oil?

@rccartips Год назад

Tamiya super short plastic oil filled shocks. Not the friction shocks.

@gezer2u Год назад

Where can we buy your traction sauce?

@rccartips Год назад

Right now I can only sell in my country, Philippines. I need to figure out how to sell globally :)

@enricomiceli5517 Год назад

So the tt01 can compete against other high end touring cars?

@rccartips Год назад

In our small indoor mall track yes.

@marcosmatos8213 Год назад

Rear springs should be stiffer than the front?!

@rccartips Год назад

For TT01 either I have all 4 springs the same or stiffer in the rear. :)

@marcosmatos8213 Год назад

@@rccartipsxray or yokomo 20mm spring compatible with tamiya super mini cva shock? Or big bore shocks? thanks in advance, I'm studying your videos building 2 tt01e inspired by your channel. Love the underdog mentality. One silvercan and a 21.5. Tt01 was my first assembled kit 20 years ago. I race 2wd and 4wd buggies this is going to be my first on-road season