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Forum: Tamiya 20-07-2008
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Posted By outspaced
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.php?product-...

http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.php?product-id=51286

These ones? Presumably you still need to glue the diff plates on, or is it different somehow?
Forum: Tamiya 20-07-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I recently had a failed rear diff, too, I noticed...

I recently had a failed rear diff, too, I noticed that some of the ca glue had slipped from under the diff plate and onto the bearings. I wonder if this had contributed at all? Luckily I had a spare...
Forum: Tamiya 24-06-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
Hi guys I've been slowly but surely ordering...

Hi guys
I've been slowly but surely ordering and fitting ugrades to my Durga, so far I've installed front one-way, slipper and shocks plus I have a BL and LiPo setup waiting in the wings. The...
Forum: Tamiya 30-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I've been getting lots of nice parts from the...

I've been getting lots of nice parts from the japan and HK based ebay shops. They've been very quick to deliver at around 5 days and they mark things as a gift on the package so you don't pay duty :)...
Forum: Tamiya 28-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I'd be very interested in seeing a sheet of...

I'd be very interested in seeing a sheet of setups ;)
Forum: Tamiya 27-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
They are a bit rubbish aren't they. Mine have...

They are a bit rubbish aren't they. Mine have started to rust after I took the Durga out in the rain and splashed it through loads of gritty puddles. I put the one-way front diff in tonight for a bit...
Forum: Tamiya 26-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
AJ, That's pretty much what I was thinking....

AJ,

That's pretty much what I was thinking. I ordered the BZ for £20 delivered and will use it until I feel the need for more speed which may well be BL. As I said I'm just making tentative steps...
Forum: Tamiya 24-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I ordered a Tamiya super stock BZ in the end from...

I ordered a Tamiya super stock BZ in the end from ebay. I'm sure i'll be told i shouldn't have gone for that one but i didn't want to go too nuts on the brushed motors yet in case i feel like getting...
Forum: Tamiya 23-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I expect I probably will :lol: already thinking...

I expect I probably will :lol: already thinking about alternative shell colours too.
Forum: Tamiya 22-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
So I took the Durga out for a couple of spins for...

So I took the Durga out for a couple of spins for the first time today at my local parks. No jumps or even any real slopes but lots of dusty dirt paths and loose stuff to burn through and do donuts...
Forum: Electrics 22-05-2008
Replies: 7
Views: 870
Posted By outspaced
Thanks ashley I'll hunt for prices in a week or...

Thanks ashley I'll hunt for prices in a week or two :D
Forum: Electrics 21-05-2008
Replies: 7
Views: 870
Posted By outspaced
This is all good- like I said I'm a noob to this,...

This is all good- like I said I'm a noob to this, and so it's great to find a forum like this where there's a lot of knowledge floating around. It saves a lot of wasted time and money!

I expect...
Forum: Electrics 21-05-2008
Replies: 7
Views: 870
Posted By outspaced
Cool thanks, I'll have a search :yawn: ...

Cool thanks, I'll have a search :yawn:

Don't mind spending a few quid extra on good quality stuff.
Forum: Electrics 21-05-2008
Replies: 7
Views: 870
Posted By outspaced
Motor suitability for Durga

Hi everyone,
I'm very new to all this and have just a quick question about upgrading the motor in my new Durga. I installed an Mtroniks Viper Eco20 ESC in the car and my question is whether this
...
Forum: Tamiya 20-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
Thanks for the offer AJ, but I'm over in the uk! ...

Thanks for the offer AJ, but I'm over in the uk!

I guess if my ESC blows up when running a motor it's rated for, then I'll buy a newer/better one. As ever thanks for both of your replies.
Forum: Tamiya 20-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
Thanks for the comments, A.J. I'm sure I...

Thanks for the comments, A.J.

I'm sure I will be upgrading this car extensively- I bought it to tinker with as much as drive, and I've already began reading up on the tech that you have mentioned....
Forum: Tamiya 20-05-2008
Replies: 2,535
Views: 361,785
Posted By outspaced
I'm of "The Hornet" generation, but I missed the...

I'm of "The Hornet" generation, but I missed the hobby and so after a bit of research I decided to buy the Durga.

I bought a Durga today and started building about 2pm. I am calling it a day at 1...
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