The TT-02B chassis is the buggy evolution of Tamiya’s popular 4WD entry level unit, the TT-02 chassis. I have to say one thing: it will be slow build. I do not see reason to hurry and just think twice before I do or upgrade something. I did some mistakes with my DT-03 and I want to avoid them during this build. Length: 370mm, Width: 250mm, Height: 160mm ★Wheelbase: 266mm ★Tread: 217mm (Front), 208mm (Rear) ★Bathtub-type Chassis Frame Includes Tamiya TBLE-02S ESC (electronic speed control) Capable of running sensor brushless motors and brushed motors alike. (21.5 Turn BL motor limit) (23 Turn brushed motor limit).

Kit comes standard with 22T pinion + 70T spur, for a gear ratio (or Final Drive Ratio, FDR) of 8.27

Shipping costs for spare parts only orders:

I would probably get the MS though because it comes with the hopups so far better value for money. And get a Plasma Edge shell The listed top-speed for the lower-powered motors when using very low FDR (high ratio) would need quite a long straight and therefore impractical.

Bathtub-type frame features longitudinally-placed battery and R/C mechanism placed flat for a low center of gravity. Time for proper build Topic of TT-02B Plasma Edge II. "Proper" because my previous build was more like questions topic.i am now waiting for the front and rear aluminium wheel hub and I think she will be close to finish. The Tamiya RC Plasma Edge II Buggy from our great range of radio controlled buggies, is the first off-road buggy to be released on the new TT-02B chassis platform. The 4WD TT-02B is based on the TT-02 entry level multi-purpose platform designed to be easy to assemble for first time R/C kit builders. This is one of a great range of rc cars that are available both online and in store. The listed values are top-speed, acceleration is another matter. Higher-powered motors will feel a lot more punchy throughout. the part-delivery can be used by the customer within the scope of the contractual designated purpose, You can't fit a 28T or 29T pinion with a 68T spur on the TT-02 with Tamiya's motor mount (mounting holes just allow up to 27T).

There is a lot of thread about the Tt02b but they are pretty old for the most. If someone knows a good place with all the parts number he would recommend, that would be very appreciated. there is a number of nicely build TT02B’s buried in the build threads it may be worth looking at those as well.

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Touring cars are generally run with FDRs in the 5.5 to 7.5 range (the kit standard 8.27 is too short). wheel double wishbone suspension features oil dampers, and iscombined with high-grip spiked tires to give excellent traction. when I accelerate, sometimes, i hear like the pinion is missing a tooth of the spur gear. but it is totally random and not especially when I go to full throttle. May be I can use your tips ? or do I need another support for the motor TRF chassis are amazing and will keep up with the best from other manufacturers in onroad - TRF has given up on offroad so aren't developing the cars. I have the TRF102 and the build quality is amazing, and the car is competive at the club despite me being slow. The TA07MS or TRF419XR or TB Evo 7 would all be fantastic cars, get them all. this mount plate has 4 screw design, so I need only gears with these 4 holes in the correct place. this already reduces the amount of things I can buy and also its hard to know if a spur gear will fit (buying from AE - I usually dont get the tamiya branded ones)