Tamiya Holiday Buggy with a Tamiya Super Stock BZ Motor
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Well, first three things....
#1; This IS NOT part of the DT-02 speed challenge Peter Smith of CW-01 Creations is hosting....
#2; My camera angle really sucked as I was doing passes in front of the camera, but I ain't doing it over..... I'll get better footage of a run AFTER I put the ball bearings in the buggy.
#3; as I edited this, 6/27/2024 (27/6/2024 for weird way), I noticed I have on the TAMIYA TT-02B/DF-03 Aluminum Damper Set #54993, I test fitted them and forgot to take them off....
This is almost a stock buggy, it has a Tamiya Super stock BZ 23 turn motor (#53930), 17 tooth pinion, and of course, as I stated above, those dampers.
I was running on/with a Gartpot 4000mAh 50c 2S lipo pack.
Both motors have locked timing, both motors have bushings (bushes, again the weird way).. However, the Tamiya is a 23 turn motor & the Trinity is a 27 turn motor. Maybe a dyno test of the two is in order.....
If you missed the run with the Trinity Paradox Pro motor, this is the link
• Holiday Buggy with Par...
@theoagrc
Hey Craig, it sounds typical in this run, but not as loud as yours mate, please look at your gears and/or diff.. I don't wanna see you burn anything up cause things are getting hot.. Hell, use a temp gun on the motor after a few passes and check the temp, then compare that to a buggy that's much more quiet.
Thanks RC Elf for the kit
Thank You all for Watching...
Please leave a comment if you wish...
Criticism is also welcome...
Simple things like this make me smile. Keep having fun!
Thanks You my friend...
A nice day for mowing the Grass with an RC car!! Good speed though, enough for big smiles out on the dirt! 😎😎🦫🦫👍👍
Them tires sure do shred blades of grass... But to be fair, some of that was cut grass already... LOL What shocked me was, the Tamiya 23 turn motor was slower than the old Trinity 27 turn stock motor..
Nice run there Bob! Sounds pretty smooth!👍😊
Thanks Jeremy.... Not done yet, now to add bearings and work my way back down to the kit motor.
Ah, so they can go to 23mph 😂😂😂😂
Excellent. Run that, loving the wheelies on the grass too
Thanks dude, But now I put bearings in it so lets see if I get more speed out of it...
@@UncleBobsRC that will be interesting for sure
It wheelies😁
Yes it did Dirk.... but not every time... It still was fun my friend....
God bless! (and nice car!)
Thank You
This is interesting mate.
We are going to be running a holiday buggy in the brushed category for Peters speed challenge.
The first of the three motors we plan to run will be a superstock RZ with a 70c 2s.
I have a rough idea of what to expect now fella!
Those lights on the roof have me worried..... They look very vulnerable, especially with mine and Taylors driving! 😂
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LOL, take them off if need be.... I'll be adding the bearings (video of that in the works) soon.. I'm not sure if I want to add bearings to the BZ now or wait... If I do it now, I won't know IF they make a difference or not.. I can tell you, the 23 turn BZ motor is slower than my Trinity 27 turn stock motor (I linked that video). I plan on ending this series with the 380 back in the buggy..
No comment on the driving, that's Craig's job... Plus you say 7am is early, its 4am there for you right now... well, 4:19am cause it's 11:19pm here....
@@UncleBobsRC
That's Craig's job.... 😂 😅 🤣
Yep, that's about right mate!
Yeah 4am is around bedtime for me mate, I'm a creature of the night!
I couldn't even imagine getting up before 10am,that would make me ill!! 😂
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@@yodadarksideGreenHawksRC I was up at 6am today.... 1-1-24
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Thanks man!!!
No bearings! You are a mad man, those will melt and blow up you car if not paired with the sliver can motor!!! I am just messing with you! I ran the bejezus out of them in the past when bearing were an expensive upgrade!! I am sure with a good set of bearing in there you will squeeze another couple MPH out of it! Take care Bob
Yeah man, that's how Jarheads roll..... kidding... That was the plan from day one, try the motors from stock to mild mod with bushings, then add bearings and go back down the till the kit motor is back in, to see if and how much more speed you get.