What's next Poison for SGC Tourers?

oceanic wrote:ya it will be fun if all using same chassis and electronics, it will depend on skills liao..
sure lots of laughters

Thats the kind of race im talking about!



48T brushed motors!!!!

Marpek wrote:

oceanic wrote:ya it will be fun if all using same chassis and electronics, it will depend on skills liao..
sure lots of laughters

Thats the kind of race im talking about!



48T brushed motors!!!!

hey very cute leh ..... is that M05 or M06 .

looks cool with all the minis!

Wa u pattern many many leh .
So wat u want actually
M03 n m05 n ff03 n m06 liao wat next

Even I said on also no use dont think here ppl got the same taste la n up only 1 or 2 only
Y not just let ppl buy wat they 1 but must b brush set up with 2wd n also 1/10 scale think will b better

General consensus on the net seems to be that the M-06 is not nearly as good as the M-05 driving wise.

(I bought the M-06 solely as I need it for a rear wheel drive scale body; will make a M-06Ra out of it)

Teck wrote:Wa u pattern many many leh .
So wat u want actually
M03 n m05 n ff03 n m06 liao wat next

So paiseh boss. Initially I tot FF03 is consider a mini series too, due to the shorter length of its shells based with it, and infact its std 257mm wheelbase like most 1/10 cars as explained earlier on...only fact is the FF03 can convert to shorter wheelbase to suit those mini chassis shells...

Pardon me for not done my research properly at first!

Teck wrote:Even I said on also no use dont think here ppl got the same taste la n up only 1 or 2 only
Y not just let ppl buy wat they 1 but must b brush set up with 2wd n also 1/10 scale think will b better

I think that is the best solution, then you can driver your fav car on the track!

laneboysrc wrote:General consensus on the net seems to be that the M-06 is not nearly as good as the M-05 driving wise.

(I bought the M-06 solely as I need it for a rear wheel drive scale body; will make a M-06Ra out of it)

Thanks for the infos mate, and that will help us to choose what we need ... but hey, it purely for fun together under the hot sun and not any competition!

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Marpek wrote:

Teck wrote:Buy buy buy ff03

Bro Teck...wanna reconsider M06?

For the infos...M06 can install Lip due to centre horizontal batt layout which most bros worried of...

Rear wheel drive need higher grip tyres as i said before. Need a bit more skill to control.
Front wheel drive , just wack !

Marpek wrote:

oceanic wrote:ya it will be fun if all using same chassis and electronics, it will depend on skills liao..
sure lots of laughters

Thats the kind of race im talking about!



48T brushed motors!!!!

Yea man! X2 ! Same power , same speed is more fun.
Running a car with super high speed compare to the rest is running around the track on its own. Running a car with the same speed with the rest is having fun togather !
No point injecting 6s lipo and 7T brushless on the car and shoot like rocket and also exploded like rocket in the end.

Like that I better stick to ff03 I no skill at track
An also got a free m03 mini from oceanic boss
Will use is 2 car if there is going to have a 2wd race

Teck wrote:Like that I better stick to ff03 I no skill at track
An also got a free m03 mini from oceanic boss
Will use is 2 car if there is going to have a 2wd race

To Teck boss,

Car fast = need more skill.
Car slow = less skill.

For 2WD car:

Rear wheel drive = need skill.
Front wheel drive = less skill.

Conclusion: Car slow + Front wheel drive = no skill needed.

Ok ok will put a 55t motor on the cars

RTECH wrote:

Teck wrote:Like that I better stick to ff03 I no skill at track
An also got a free m03 mini from oceanic boss
Will use is 2 car if there is going to have a 2wd race

To Teck boss,

Car fast = need more skill.
Car slow = less skill.

For 2WD car:

Rear wheel drive = need skill.
Front wheel drive = less skill.

Conclusion: Car slow + Front wheel drive = no skill needed.

Haha... bro if you are a safety driving center test officer, the driver taking the test surely

Teck wrote:Ok ok will put a 55t motor on the cars

55T too slow boss...the vid showed 44T with fixed gearing ratios, thus we also have to consider changing gearings on different chassis...bo pian.

Marpek wrote:

Teck wrote:Ok ok will put a 55t motor on the cars

55T too slow boss...the vid showed 44T with fixed gearing ratios, thus we also have to consider changing gearings on different chassis...bo pian.

bro think if we the same speed and spec , think we need to put more detail like

1.motor turn
2.battery
3.gearing size
4.etc

then all we have the same spec and may be speed ....

kelvintan_hc wrote:

Marpek wrote:

Teck wrote:Ok ok will put a 55t motor on the cars

55T too slow boss...the vid showed 44T with fixed gearing ratios, thus we also have to consider changing gearings on different chassis...bo pian.

bro think if we the same speed and spec , think we need to put more detail like

1.motor turn
2.battery
3.gearing size
4.etc

then all we have the same spec and may be speed ....

Yeah...but after we have got our hands with a couple of cars and do trial runs then will finalised what best motor and speed, and most important batt type!

To be honest to get same speed also very difficult, as different chassis diff weight. Thus even tho has same motor ( supposed same speed ), lipos ( same voltages ) and same gearings may have diff speed inthe end....

Setting of the car also makes a difference. There is no one setting that is suitable for everyone. Different ppl different setting.
Key is to set your car until the car listen to your command precisely.

Marpek wrote:

RTECH wrote:

Teck wrote:Like that I better stick to ff03 I no skill at track
An also got a free m03 mini from oceanic boss
Will use is 2 car if there is going to have a 2wd race

To Teck boss,

Car fast = need more skill.
Car slow = less skill.

For 2WD car:

Rear wheel drive = need skill.
Front wheel drive = less skill.

Conclusion: Car slow + Front wheel drive = no skill needed.

Haha... bro if you are a safety driving center test officer, the driver taking the test surely

Lolz ... i mean my theory only applies to RC nia.

RTECH wrote: Setting of the car also makes a difference. There is no one setting that is suitable for everyone. Different ppl different setting.
Key is to set your car until the car listen to your command precisely.

For now... it is still me listening to the car's command...

boolean21 wrote:

RTECH wrote: Setting of the car also makes a difference. There is no one setting that is suitable for everyone. Different ppl different setting.
Key is to set your car until the car listen to your command precisely.

For now... it is still me listening to the car's command...

I am sure oneday your car will listen to you.
Here is a link for you. Hope it helps.
http://users.telenet.be/elvo/

RTECH wrote: Setting of the car also makes a difference. There is no one setting that is suitable for everyone. Different ppl different setting.
Key is to set your car until the car listen to your command precisely.

Yeah... im going into the stage whereby I could keep my eyes closed and run the car...like jedi power!

Nice nice!!

Dear folks,

Spend some time researched regards Tamiya m chassis and FF03 2WD specs, taken from Tamiya website;

Gearrings:
Stock M Chassis gear ratio: 5.8:1( same as video )
Stock FF03 gear ratio: 6.8:1

Motor Turns:
Differences of gear ratios between the 2 is quite great to achieve same ratios, thus might remain stock at the moment, and therefore using different turns motors eg. Higher( 50T ) on M chassis and lower( 45T )on FF03 to achieve close speeds. Or else we can use EPA to tune. Comments please...

Cheap crawler motors:

https://store.rc4wd.com/mobile/home.asp?#homeSubCat_26_1

Batteries:
Since Lipos are commonly used nowadays, and older M Chassis cannot fit std size lipos, an option for smaller and lighter size type can be used:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__10278__Turnigy_2200mAh_2S_40C_Lipo_Pack.html

Standard stick 6 cell stick pack measured 135 x 50 x 23mm x 300gms approx.
Above Lipo 114 x 34 x 19mm x 114gms

Body shells:

Mini sized prefered. FF03 chassis can use hot hatches cars eg. Civic Vti, Civic type R or rally car Lancia. These shells measured approx 410mm length, wheteby standard sedan cars measures 445mm approx.

Above options is just a guide for the agenda of this discussions. At the start we may all stick with std silver can motors and using throttle trims to tune the speed required before race at the expense of torque and proceed from there. It takes time, but im sure we are all united ppl of SGC team and we can achieved our goals.

BTW, getting a new kit soon, since bro werner had start the ball rolling...

marpek....

you really researching deep ah...
keep poisoning!

looking forward to see more build threads!