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The first one with the alloy plate as reparation is a bycmo, and the second one is a nice tamiya ta03f.
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Many thanks got both with controllers for £18 as a why not take a chance buy thankfully both work and will look at restoring them
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That's a very small price. The ta03 doesn't look so bad. New wheeles from kyosho maybe.
You should dismantle it to see what need to be change. A ball bearing set. For the bycmo, no idea. You have a brocken chassis and spares will be more expensive than your buy. Leave it in this state and play. |
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Last edit: by stingray-63.
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Byco will just be left ta03 will get stripped and rebuilt checking as I go.I normally play with helis so will treat it the same.Looks well looked after and in good condition but never hurts to check it over and lube and replace where required
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You need the frp reinforcing plate.
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Where's the best place for spares?
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You have ebay or forums
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I think you did pretty well there - the TA03F chassis is one of the more realistic Tamiya chassis (in the sense that it's front motored 4WD) & is quite competant - but steers about as well as walrus on a ice floe... there should be two holes on each hub/upright, moving the steering joint to the inner position will give a lot more throw. The limiting factor then is the suspension parts preventing full movement, I can't remember exactly which bits benefit from a tickle with a Dremel, but it'll be quite obvious. A while back that chassis was considered great for drifting (until it got overtaken by specially designed chassis) - locking the rear diff, soft front suspension, hard rear, hard tires & a silly motor should get you sideways very quickly
As for the other one, it was a deAgostini partwork from 2004 & had a reputation for being stupidly expensive in total, of the resistor melting the chassis, and for lunching the differential gear almost immediately ps stingray - I don't see any breakages on the Bycmo - they were that badword to start with;)
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Last edit: by Jonny Retro.
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Sure? Look the first pict. All is in zig zag. And is the aloy plate original part? This chassis makes me think to a vintage graupner.
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