Tamiya Rising Storm - RPM Up and Gear Ratio Down | Tamiya DF-02 Collection Test Run Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Second GPS Speed Test, Comparison and Test Run of my 2023 Tamiya DF-02 RC Car Collection (or Madness?). Here's my old 'bling-blinged' 2004 Tamiya Rising Storm Assembly Kit 58334 ... with a few (silly) upgrades.
Last year the car felt too heavy, clumsy and too slow in acceleration with the LRP standard "silver can" coupled with the highest gearing (22T pinion and 67T spur). So without a need to add more power (voltage) to the fragile DF-02 chassis, an alternative medicine-injection could be to gear it down or increase the motor's RPM. Or do both.
This video was recorded in the dry spring of 2023. It's late summer now and Denmark is green again.
Full specifications and list of parts, electronics and upgrades down below!
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Tamiya Rising Storm 2004
Assembly kit released in 2004
Item no. 58334
General Specifications:
- Polycarbonate Body & Wing
- ABS Plastic Bathtub Type Chassis Frame (DF-02)
- 4WD Shaft-Driven Drive Line
- Longitudinally mounted motor (max. 540)
- 4-Wheel Double Wishbone Independent Suspension (F/R)
- 3-Piece Steering Turn-Buckle Tie-Rods
- Plastic Lower & Upper Arms
- Metal Drive Shafts (Dog Bones)
- Metal/Plastic Outdrives & Wheel Axles
- Plastic Center Shaft (Sealed)
- CVA Oil Filled Shocks (Black)
- Star Dish Wheels (White)
- Square Spiked Tires F/R
- 4 x 1150 Drive Line Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 4 x 1280 Differential Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 8 x 1150 Wheel Axle Plastic Bushings
Dimensions:
- 1/10th Scale
- Length: 395 mm
- Width: 249 mm
- Height: 150 mm
- Wheel Base: 266 mm
- Thread: 217 mm (F), 208 mm (R)
- Tire Diameter: 85 mm (F/R )
- Tire Width: 32 mm (F), 41 mm (R)
- Shock Length: 70 mm (F), 95 mm (R)
Electronics:
- ESC: TEU-101BK Brushed 60A w/o BEC
- Electronic Motor: Brushed 540 Type 27T (Silver Can)
Gearing:
- Stock Gear Ratio: 9.58: 1
- Pinion Gear: 19T 0.6 Mod Metric Pitch (Hardened/Steel)
- Spur Gear: 70T (Plastic)
- Differentials: Closed 3-Bevel (Metal Gears w/ Plastic Housing)
- Fully sealed gear boxes
Requirements:
- 7.2v NiMH Battery Pack & Charger (Car)
- Radio & Servo & Batteries (Transmitter)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ stock 70T Spur Gear:
- 16T pinion: 11.38:1
- 17T pinion: 10.71:1
- 18T pinion: 10.11:1
- 19T pinion: 9.58:1 (Stock)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ optional 67T Spur Gear:
- 19T pinion: 9.17:1
- 20T pinion: 8.71:1
- 21T pinion: 8.30:1
- 22T pinion: 7.92:1
Optional Full Ball Bearing Specifications:
- 12 x 1150 (5x11x5x4mm) MR115
- 4 x 1280 (8x12x3,5mm) MR128
- LRP A.I. Automatic Super Reverse Digital 13T+ 4.8-8.4V 47.5g 42.5 x 42.5mm 120A ESC (83200)
- LRP V10 Spec. 5 19x2 160W 28.300 RPM 3.7-9.6v Brushed Electric 540 Type Modified Motor (57194)
- LRP R-7150 9kg Metal Gears Analog Servo (133750)
- LRP C3-RX Pro 2.4GHz 3-Channel F.H.S.S. Receiver (87200)
GPM Racing:
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front C-Hubs (DF2019)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Knuckle Arms (DF2021)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Knuckle Arms (DF2022)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Shock Tower (DF2028)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Shock Tower (DF2030)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Wing Mount (DF2040)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Gear Box Differential Joints (DF204)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Steering Assembly w/Bearings (DF2048)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Upper Arms (DF2054)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Lower Arms (DF2055)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Lower Arms (DF2056)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Upper Arms (DF2057)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Battery Holder (DF2126)
- GPM Alloy Tie-Rod 5.8mm Balls Turnbuckles Blue (DF2160)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Body Post (DF2201F)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Rear Body Post (DF2201R)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front/Rear Dog Bone 64mm (DF2264D)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Main Shaft Connectors (DF2315)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Adjustable Oil FIlled Dampers 75 mm Front (DF2375)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Adjustable Oil Filled Dampers 100 mm Rear (DF23100)
- GPM Alloy Main Shaft (TT025)
- GPM Alloy Hex Adaptors (DT3010R-B)
- Tamiya DF-02 67T Spur Gear (53703)
- Carson Steel Pinion Gear 19T M 0,6 (13427)
- Ansmann Racing Aluminum Motor Heat Sink (5549000009)
- Yeah Racing Aluminum Serrated M4 Lock Nut Pieces (LN-M4S-LB)
- Metal Rubber Sealed Ball Bearings
- DF-02 Alloy Front Wheel Axles
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Goddag again, Mikael! Great improvement, I'm loving the LRP motors at the minute, coincidence that we both just uploaded videos featuring LRP! Looks like just the right amount of power for this DF02. A little bouncy at the rear though, methinks! Great video as ever, take care, mate! 😎💙👍
Goddag igen, Mark my mate! Ha ha, yeah, I know you do. They saved your day. Great motors. And yeah, not too slow and not too fast (don’t want anything faster with this chassis and all that alloy). But yes, GPM shocks. Too hard. But don’t want to mess too much with it since I got the others with better shocks. This set up runs good on road though. Best wishes my friend
First you showed me how epic the DT 02/03 were. Now this!
Ahh, the DT´s sure are epic! Not too sure about the DF-02. It's more like a TT-02B with a lot of mistakes :-) But non the less I have fun with them. The DF-02 and DT-02 were my first Tamiya buggies, getting back into the hobby again as an adult.
I want to see more madness with the DF series of cars.
Coming up, Brad ☺️
Missed you bro🇯🇵👍
Thanks bro! Missed RC’ing! But a long rainy summer with three kids and then getting back to work took all my time. But hopefully back for good now ☺️
Love my df02
That thing looks awesome!
Looks great, runs good, fragile as glass 😅 Thank you for watching bro
Nice speed improvement, but why do Tamiya makes some of there cars slow. I have been working on a Baja King slow at the best of times but it has Tamiya plastic cancer. The shock mounts have gone but fixed fingers crossed, but they are part of the chassis.
Hi Mal! Yeah, I think they make these entry-level cars to suit kids and beginners. Especially Japanese. Us old people buying them is just a bonus I think. And yeah, on the DF-02 the suspension mounts are part of the chassis. What a pain 😅
@@NordicRC All In one mounts are a pain, the TL01B really needs a new chassis.
🎶 'promo sm'
I challenge you to make a video of the DF01, but not just anyone, if not the Blazing Star, hahaha. great video, keep it up dude!
Would love a DF-01! Especially a Blazing Star or a Dirt Thrasher if they ever decide to rerelease them ☺️
In a little while for you.
Great improvement on the speed, Mikael, and welcome back to TH-cam, a joy to watch one of your videos again!
In case you missed it, the whole RC community has gone crazy on TT-02 speed challenge this year, Poorboys RC got us all tricked into driving Tamiya TT-class cars as fast as we possibly can, it's crazy! It runs until end of September, so you can still join if you feel like.
Hi Mads! Uhh, somehow your comment escaped me. But I'll say this: Thank you so much for the long lasting support. Wish I had more time for the community. But well, kids, house, work ... well, you know how it is. Uhh, yeah, been watching a few of those runs. Would love to get on board but spare time is so rare, and right now my TT-02 and TT-01 are bone-stock, so it would require lots of time with bearings, turnbuckles, gear ratios etc. Must watch some of your runs instead though :-) But well, the idea sounds a bit stressful too. Trying to keep a touring car TT-02/01 going straight with 50-60 kph and above :-)
Hello. Great video! Are you satisfy with the GPM dampers ? Are they really an improvement compared to the original ones... compared to the 3racing ones ? (beside the looks😊)
Thanks! No, both the GPM and 3Racing shocks are set up too hard. I got the 3Racing to work on a DT-02/03, but needed new oil, o-rings, springs, spring containers.
LRP stuff is pretty sweet, looks like a monster ESC you've got in there ready for a smoking motor :) Or maybe it's a good thing for driving in the grass without a meltdown...
Yeah, too bad they aren't around anymore. Love this ESC. If I remember correcly it's a 120A. So yes, will certainly handle all high RPM brushed motors :-)
Hi there Mikael, the DF-02 madness is looking great. 27mph is very respectable speed. Great electronics too and it looked very stable 😊best wishes to you and the family 😊😊
Hi John! Yeah, around 40 kph is where it feels neither fast but not slow. It’s a good speed. Very stable and very fragile indeed ☺️ Best wishes to you and your right back my good friend