Tamiya TT02 or TT02D? A Deep Dive into the Differences between the Two Chassis! 

Great breakdown Freddy! I’m glad I’ve seen this series and comparison. I was planning on picking up a TT02 at somepoint to add to my collection but it does seem like the better buy to get a TT02d!

Nice video! I don’t care much for the plastic tyres. More like driving on ice than actual drifting? More fun power sliding with the regular tyres in my opinion

Great info and video. It’s good to know the price advantage on the D.

Hahaha the vroom vroom sounds!

Great job with comparisons and details. Thanks.

The TT02R comes with Full Ball Bearings oil shocks and some nice aluminum bits ... I just completed my 1st kit, which was a blast to build.

Thank you for this

Metal CVDs and servo brace

Great video Freddy and boy the car looks fantastic!!! The 4wd kits have always been considered a cheater drift car as it makes it too easy to control but it sure is fun! The 2wd drift kits looks and run amazing but the price tag on many is outrageous and way too much. I have looked at the MST kits and if I were to pick up a specific drift car kit it would be one of theirs. I can't see Tamiya making a 2wd drift car as the price on it would be astronomical!!

Great video by the way, very interesting facts about the TT02D chassis very very interesting indeed. You only missed 1 difference that most people don't know is that the TT02D comes with 2 longer drive shafts for the rear, giving the car wider track at the rear. Cool if you want to put wider wheels on the back like the Porsche and the likes.😊😊😊

Interesting comparison Freddy. I keep that in mind. But I think the drift version is more interesting for me. Because I still don't have one, beside this cheap chinese car.

Great video fella. Really enjoyed this one, a great summary of all things TTO2! I love what you have done with that Mazda shell, looks so cool! 😎 Getting the 'D' over the stock one is a no brainier by the looks of it. I must admit, I'm not the biggest fan of the TTO2 platform in its stock form..... but you have to admire Tamiyas huge array of gorgeous body shells for this chassis! But, with extensive upgrades and modifications this can be made into a really good car..... which I guess is half the fun eh mate? I'm still haunted by the experience of driving a totally stock TTO2 with a 3995 kv motor and 3s for last year's poor boys rc speed challenge! 😂 With its sloppy non adjustable steering,poor traction stock tires, huge amount of torque steer, bouncy pogo shocks and flappy plastic prop shaft it was an absolute pig to drive with all that power! 😂 But I really enjoyed the moment I hit that Kurb head on at 51mph and saw it flying through the moon lit sky to its plastic shattering demise!!!!! 😬 I've seen Rex fine tune these things into serious track animals..... So, I would love to one day drive one with all the modifications that you mentioned, which are all very essential to make this chassis flat out perform and redeem itself! Great to see some running footage on the channel...... don't those Kurbs approach quickly, made me cringe..... Kurbs are my nemesis! 😂 All the best matey! 👍 👍 👍 😊

It could be more condensed , shorter, side by side comparison, and more focus on the topics

I do like that body, looks sick man especially in that red, nice.

Magical power is real

What a brilliant video. I am not remotely interested in drifting (its another RC Rabbit hole I do not want to enter) so I have never looked into these kits. Seems a no brainer if you want a TT02, especially if you wanted one of the bodies that are only available on the 'D' chassis. Certainly opened my eyes about them. 😊😊 and yes, tunability is a word 😄😄😄

If you take out the centre prop shaft, the front shafts and output cups, you can change the steering angle to get more turn - then you have a rear wheel drive Driftable car. Sorted. 😊😊😊