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Category Archives: Tech Tip – Chassis
Using stretch film to protect the bottom of the chassis
How I fixed a broken Tamiya WR01 chassis
The photo shows a WR01 chassis. The front gearbox was broken and was disconnected from the frame. Tamiya cars are weak because they are mostly plastic. However, the beautiful thing about plastic is that you can drill through it easily. Those long screws and screw plugs that you use for… Continue reading
Free tech tips – using large bumper
Free Tech Tips – weight distribution
Due to the fact that most R/C cars have their motor placed closer to the backend of the chassis, the rear and front ride heights tend to be uneven (the heavier side goes lower). An artificially configured “lower front” can benefit steering but is easier to go “diving” (which can… Continue reading


