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slotsurfer 09-21-2002 04:31 PM

Super MINI
 
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I made the FF02 and ran it a few days so I got bored with regular size sedan.So I removed the extender found my old Dahm's buggsy body and mounted it on the now super MINI chassis that has a 190mm width from the Tamiya long arm kit.Most fun I have had with the M03 this car halls butt Drifts through the corners and you can also make it slide backward and do multiple spins with out it tipping over.

slotsurfer 09-21-2002 04:32 PM

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emonator 09-22-2002 01:06 AM

thats freekin awesome. btw, whats the extender piece youre talking about to make the car the size of a normal sedan? i just realized i have a makeshift m03 thats made from parts of a tl01 i believe.. or and ff02.

usagi 09-22-2002 09:13 AM

very very cool!

slotsurfer 09-22-2002 09:54 AM

If you want to make the M03 sedan size you use part #50799 FF02 D part {chassis center}cost about $4.50 from Taymia.I found mine at Hobby People at half price.You could use the TL01 chassis suspension parts cost $11.00.But if you want a supper MINI you need to buy the TL01&FF02 Long arm suspension kit
part #53467.This is a awesome kit it has stainless steel pins all the way around,The suspension arms,steering arms,are heavy duty The C block has some caster in it.Also you can adjust camber and it also some with stabilizer kit.You add up all the if you bought the parts separate it is a real bargain.Then add 1/10 sedan wheels and tires.You have a super Mini or sedan size car that works great.I think I will stuck with the MINI size it more fun.

emonator 09-22-2002 10:58 PM

cool. the long arm suspension set is 40 bucks yeah? and its the ff02 d parts eh? ill look out for those. the only reason why im interested is so i can just use sedan bodies, the mini's are so limited. but yes, they are lots more fun. thanks for the info!

PorscheGuy964 09-26-2002 09:04 PM

Dang thats soo sweet!

What front shocks you using?

slotsurfer 09-26-2002 11:35 PM

Tamyia MINI VCS shocks.Touring carb springs blue on front yellow back.


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