Tamiya XV-02 Pro Online Video Build - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2022
- Welcome everyone to our Tamiya XV-02 Pro Online Build Video Series.
In this video, Part 1, we start the build process with an intro regarding the tools we suggest you have to make the build extremely enjoyable. We also chat a bit about the manual before we get into the actual build steps - the steering, front and rear differentials and the shock tower supports.
While you can use the kit supplied tools to build the car, we do think a quality set of tools will help you build AND maintain the car. We've listed the tools we use below.
Thanks for watching and enjoy the video.
//PRODUCTS USED IN THIS VIDEO
Tamiya XV-02 Pro Rally Kit: bit.ly/3UoJVnO
//SUGGESTED TOOLS
MIP 1.5mm Hex Driver: bit.ly/3AkCZOI
MIP 2.0mm Hex Driver: bit.ly/2Gb8G5k
ProTek 5.5mm Nut Driver: bit.ly/3NQEZ7N
ProTek 7.0mm Nut Driver: bit.ly/39oIKlG
MIP Tools 3-Pack (1.5, 2.0, 2.5): bit.ly/3noMOqt
ProTek Nut Driver Set (5.0, 5.5, 7.0, 8.0): bit.ly/3nqf6Rk
Dynamite Small Phillips Screwdriver: bit.ly/3DrhTiO
Excel Hobby Knife: bit.ly/3s0q1kn
Tamiya Side Cutters: bit.ly/3nxekSR
Tamiya Non-Scratch Pliers: bit.ly/3CtgdEv
STRC Shock Pliers: bit.ly/2LynD41
Excel Needlenose Pliers: bit.ly/2Gk7soA
Maxline Car Stand: bit.ly/3qKzxcP
ProTek Curved Scissors: bit.ly/2QIa9SD
ProTek Body Reamer: bit.ly/3jBhXCd
ProTek Shock Stand: bit.ly/2Xysmpv
Pro-Line CA Glue: bit.ly/3Bh1OLc
ProTek Thread Lock: bit.ly/3pb2v1X
ProTek Calipers: bit.ly/3lHx5jd
Parts Tray: bit.ly/3qJ2mHt
CompetitionX Ball Cup Tool: bit.ly/37Mq4Lr
Cow RC Udder Butter: bit.ly/3MRzVyH
Makita DF012DSE Lithium-Ion Cordless Driver: amzn.to/3QuHfDs
//RC GEAR WE USE
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Great Videos....we're building along...
Thanks!
Great start to the kit. End of the month can’t come soon enough!
Thanks. I know a lot of people are waiting on this car!
Saw you on the Facebook group. Great videos! Subscribed!
Thank you sir! Got the final build video out tomorrow, then heading to the Rally course next weekend for more action! Car should be on fire next weekend!!!!
Great build and value tips. Looking forward for the next part👍
Thanks. Next video up Wednesday! Stay tuned!
Great Build 😎Looking forward to getting one when they arrive in Aus
You're gonna love it!
Terrific! Nice build-cheers!
Thanks!
Great video 👍😎👍
Thanks!
Question - with the satellite gears/bevel gears, can you use the metal upgraded ones from the XV01 hop up options? Are they the same?
I don't know for sure on that. The parts look the same but since they have different numbers than the XV-01, I'm guessing something is different. I've got a set ordered up to see how much different they are.
Okay thanks mate. I’ve got so many questions
Just ordered my kit, great to find this video. Two Q's; 1) Udder Butter (I heard the name and wondered why skin cream is being used, until I looked it up, not the udder butter I know) seems to be a type of "mineral oil and aluminum complex grease", like NLGI or white lithium, what is the "black grease", moly sulfate, something else? 2) Is it wise to apply grease to hold things to so many places that will get dust and could turn to grinding paste, i.e. isn't the plastic on metal supposed to be lubricating so no need for grease?
Good questions. So, 1) Yes, not the skin cream! LOL The black grease is what we've used for years on thrust washer assemblies in the diffs for RC cars. It's a bit thicker and a little more gritty than most - I honestly don't know it's composition. Almost all RC companies sell it, or you could buy it from an aftermarket source. 2) Yes and no. If you use a LOT of it, it could cause some issues - it really depends on where you use it. On the diff gaskets, there is no movement so it shouldn't be an issue. On the hinge pin pivot balls, it's possible, but we've pulled ours apart a few times to check wear on different parts of the car and they're fine. Just use it sparingly and you should be good to go.
@@Competitionx Thx for the info, maybe a case of a little goes a long way. If anybody knows where to get SDS sheets or industry names for these RC branded "proprietary blends and spices" greases and oils, please reply.
Do you find the oil leaks out the diffs?
I haven't experienced that yet. I'm going to pull the diffs after this next Rally race and inspect though to see.
Plastick in diff😳
Yes, but you can always drop in metal parts if you're going to go hot with the motor. We're running a 17.5T and it's plenty fast for our course.
I saw some type of bug walking on your workspace. Lol
Adam the ant. He hangs out alot during my car builds.
The satellite gears usually sit on a metal piece for them why is it plastic that didn't make any sense.
Cheaper to mold it. Shouldn't be much of an issue unless you start running big horsepower or on a high grip surface.
Got some good stuff there.. I see some cow rc. mooo-yea
Yessir! I use that grease with every build!