ep007 - How To Build a TT-02 Kit
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In this video we'll cover how a beginner can build one of the most popular on-road kits out there.
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FastEddy TT-02 Bearing Kit: www.avantlink....
Yeah Racing 55mm Dampers: www.avantlink....
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Bob Smith Ind. CA Glue: www.avantlink....
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Also, this really helpful servo spline count chart by manufacturer: www.robotdigg....
Thanks for getting back to me. I figured it out human error all good thanks.
Any time!
Nice! Tamiya kits are like a great movie that you love so much you wish you could go back and experience it again for the first time :)
Great way to put it!
Thank you thank you thank you 🙌🏾
Glad I could help!
I love that you kept this brushed I don't know why but I love brushed vehicles I do have brushless ones but I also know how to have fun with a brushed one
Brushed motors have their charm!
Great video very helpfull! building my tt01e right now
Glad it helped
Great info! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow. 9 minutes in, and you finally started building but didn't even show what happened before the "spur gear stopper"
😂
Thanks for sticking around!
Great video.
Are these kits built as well as kits from team associated, Losi, Tekno, or even traxxas? They just seem outdated and so odd they don’t come with hex screws , metal diffs etc
I really want them to be nice because I love the Porsche kits 😊 but I also want to run / race with them
Definitely not as nice as an Associated kit, but they are about 1/4 the cost. I kind of look at Tamiya as a model company first, then RC. So they have great looking cars, and are fun to build, too, but you couldn't take a TT-20 and be competitive against a Schumacher Mi8.
However, a lot of tracks will have classes that are only TT-02 or TT-01. So you can definitely race them in some capacity.
TT02 is the Traxxas slash of on road cars!!! look at it like that... Great first kits and really affordable for entry stuff
i'm wondering is there a place that sells aftermarket body's so you can swap it in to another model? been thinking about getting one of these kits but the model I'm looking for is ...both ancient and long unobtainable (celica ST205 somehow the ST165 is still alive and kicking and quite popular >.>...or at least highly available) I've found pictures of a tamiya ST205 kit, 2 variants even but google tell's me I'm crazy and just points me towards the 1/24 model kit :P (I'm guessing it came out in the 90's and was not popular :P...it is kinda the black sheep of the celica family)
So the quick answer is “yes” you can find bodies for these cars. Generally any touring car body that is “190mm” is going to fit. With the TT-02 you can change the wheelbase and track (width), but most of your options are what’s considered “190mm touring car.”
When you’re looking into specific makes/models, that’s where it gets tricky. The best places I’ve found for more obscure makes and models is L&L Models and Team Blue Groove. Be patient with shipping for both of them.
oe tyvm, it seems L & L Models has exactly what I would need (damnit google where was that search result..though I guess it's labeled as a 258/190 (dimensions) celica and not a 1/10 (scale) celica :P)
When you spin one front wheel does it turn all four?
Do the bearings help with friction I was building one of these with the stock bushings idk what I did wrong but it won’t move I only have the driveline in rn and it’s binding to the point where I burnt out my motor
Yes, the bearings do help with friction and reduce slop. However, what you are talking about is way beyond that. I think you are going to need to tear apart the whole driveline and reassemble while going over the instructions very carefully. It seems like something may be flipped, or a screw that's too long catching a gear or shaft. And while you've taken the drivetrain apart, put in bearings.
@@quietrc i honestly think it’s a quality control issue the stock bushings for my diffs don’t fit at all lol I’m gonna tear her down and order some bearings and go from there
Im new to Rc building... I have a Tamiya tt-02d kit ( honda civic SiR body) ... I don't have any of the electronics besides the battery... In the instructions manual, the step im on (29) now says to check the Electonics , the steering with controller etc... (yours says step 26 which is my 29).. anyways ...my question is, can i skip that part, and start finishing the rest of it up and once i get the electronics just install them? any feedback is helpful thank you.
You can absolutely skip this step. Sometimes ts just a little more difficult to fit that servo in there later, but still totally doable. People switch out servos all the time on completed chassis.
@@quietrc thank you, i figured that would be the case, any reccomendations on on electronics for it? i havnt looked into any yet,
I am working onthe same kit and u mentioned where I can put it but I still don't understand where I can put it at can u show me a visual video plz? I need help?
You don’t understand where you can put *what*?
What is the transit time of that servo?
There is a link to the servo in the description. Looks like it is .013sec/60 deg at 6.8v.
You skipped the gearbox which I’m having trouble with
Sorry about that! What part is giving you trouble?
@@quietrcI'm having trouble with the servo
@@quietrcI'm using futaba s-u300
Whats the mc4 screw??
Great video... Thanks for adding this to my comment on FB.. 👌👌💪🪛🪛
Hopefully it helped!
@quietrc I emailed it to myself for future reference 👌👌 thanks