For outdoors or larger medium grip indoors tracks I would consider running the long wheelbase. So for indoors I would usually go for medium, and then opt for short if it is a very tight track. The medium one (225mm) is a good compromise for overall stability, nimbleness and cornering. The short length chassis (210mm) is very nimble, great for small tracks, the longest chassis layout (239mm) is superb for larger open tracks as it puts more weight over the front axle giving you more grip into the corners, however it can be slow to respond quick changes of direction on the infield. The M05 comes with the ability to have 3 different wheelbase settings.Īs you would expect the different length changes the way in which the chassis handles. This is a good purchase along with 5466 if you want to convert your base M-05 to a nicely hopped up V2. Tamiya also sells a set of key hop up aluminium parts for a M-05v2 (84407) which includes the aluminium v2 motor mount, servo mount, servo horn, steering posts, arms, rack, heat sink etc.
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If you want a full on race M05 the king of the crop is the Tamiya 84424 M-05 V2 R Chassis kit. This guide will be updated over time, so please feel free to contribute and check back. Although in reality just a set of bearings, oil shocks and steering posts are all that is needed to get started.
There are a plethora of parts available for the M-05 the guide below covers a wide range of parts that myself or other RCRacer friends have used and think are worth considering to purchase when trying to get the best performance from the chassis.
As they are front wheel drive they stand out from you average RC car and the classic Mini shell is enough to melt even the most cynical of hearts.Īs you would expect, for such a popular chassis there are a lot of different hop-ups that are available, and there are a few tips and tricks that can help you keep your M05 leading the pack. The diminutive cars are cheap, easy to maintain and fun to drive. The Tamiya M-Series is probably the most popular global stock class out there.
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