RCPRESS techtip: why Tamiya cars are so easy to break…
One reason why Tamiya cars are so easy to break is because they are using ABS as the primary material…
Category: Tech Tip – Chassis
RCPRESS Techtip: small bumps on the road that should be avoided!
Small bumps like this one can kill your buggy in no time! Truggy may be better. But not buggy. And…
Techtip: TA01 VS TA02 – how to quickly tell the difference?
The 01 has the ESC power switch mounted on the left whilst the 02 has it on the right. Also,…
Custom modified buggy based on the Tamiya TA chassis
This beauty is a custom modified TA01 built by Mr. Pang Lee (photos taken in Jordan Valley Park, Hong Kong).…
Fixing abs part fracture
ABS plastic such as those of the Tamiyas can have fracture upon impact. This is especially common on arms and…
Shock tower breakage
This kind of damage is very common among Tamiya cars. The shock tower is ABS and the hole is too…
TL01 based truck 4WD to FWD conversion
This TL01 based truck was converted to FWD simply by removing the rear dog bone shafts. The truck runs just…
TT02 quick and easy onroad to offroad conversion
To quickly convert TT02 onroad car to, say, a buggy, the easiest thing to do is to use wheel adapter…
Tamiya TL01 based truck
The TL01 chassis features a bathtub-style frame made of durable plastic, which provides a good balance of strength and weight.…
What is TT01/02 rally setup capable of?
Both TT01 and TT02 are available as rally cars. However, due to the short arms and relatively low ride heights,…