A new site for everyone especially newbies who wish to begin in the wonderful world of R/C.
http://www.swanmodelandtrading.blogspot.com
http://www.swanmodelandtrading.blogspot.com
R/C is a wonderful thing that most set-ups are unqiue to your own personal preference. So no one's set-up might really suit you. It's really thru trial & error that you find yr own. I personally use hard on the rear and soft on the front. Grade 70-rear. Grade 30-front.Hi all,
Just got a TT01D not long ago n enjoying every moment of it.
But recently i find my stock damper getting softer n softer...it work great on some road surfaces but then again, the under chassis really get it rough if the road surface arent that appealing.
Been looking for more info on dumper set up but couldnt find much of it so i was hoping some kind souls can assist me on some qns;
For drifting, which system (Eg: Hard front & rear or Soft front & Hard rear etc etc) is more suitable?
Changing the damper oil to hard...which grade (The no. grading on the bottle)is more suitable as there r so many types on the market...its kinda confusing.
Thats all i can think of as i still a newbie drifter....any additional info is deeply appreciate.
Thks!!
R/C is a wonderful thing that most set-ups are unqiue to your own personal preference. So no one's set-up might really suit you. It's really thru trial & error that you find yr own. I personally use hard on the rear and soft on the front. Grade 70-rear. Grade 30-front.

Thks for ur advice bro...online shopping is fun...hehehee...The higher the rating, the harder the oil..
Just purchase 3racing shocks from rcmart.com. I did a soft front and hard rear and also change to PVC wheels for drifting..
TRF..Feedback is good..HPI comes out the titanium piston shocks..
TRF shocks can be use for drifting, it depends on the rating of the oil use as well as ur settings..
Thks for ur advice bro...online shopping is fun...hehehee...
w0w,Winnie now gt a website...A new site for everyone especially newbies who wish to begin in the wonderful world of R/C.
http://www.swanmodelandtrading.blogspot.com
Just back from HK. Actually, nothing much. Only managed to get a TB Evo V MS for myself and some Yokomo Bodyshells for my friends.
Hi Gixxerfied,Becareful when u do online shopping, dont burst ur wallet..Sometimes it's just hard to resist the urge..
Which shop you buy from??
Probably Stargek?anyone know where got sell the R35 cover?![]()
hey guys, when the car jerks forward bit by bit and the esc beeps everytime it jerks, what does it mean? low batt?
edit: i think it is~
another problem; when i let the car freewheel, there is no 'noise'.. when i put it on the ground to run, the front gearbox makes hell a lot of noise and little power... i think the gear teeth are not biting into each other.. how to counter this>
hey guys, when the car jerks forward bit by bit and the esc beeps everytime it jerks, what does it mean? low batt?
edit: i think it is~
another problem; when i let the car freewheel, there is no 'noise'.. when i put it on the ground to run, the front gearbox makes hell a lot of noise and little power... i think the gear teeth are not biting into each other.. how to counter this>
i have checked the gear teeth.. they look alright to me, perhaps the teeth is not 'long' enough to bite into the propeller shaft gear.. and everything is tight and proper~Probably Stargek?
Yup, the problem is caused by low batt.
As for gearbox noise, check if your gear teeth are worn or if the gears/gearshafts aren't seated properly on their bearings or bearing housing. Check too that your differentials are properly tightened.![]()
tamiya teu 101.what is your esc brand? futaba? if it is futaba, most prob its to "forget me not" feature