Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
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Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
Has anyone run a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy? Can you give us some info on it and how you like it?
Thanks.
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Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
This one's mine, I raced it all last year, a great performer and tough as nails with the right bits fitted. I chose it as I wanted to run my LiPo stick pack otherwise I would have bought a 501.
Tony’s Screw Kit
54028 TRF Buggy Aeration Damper F / R
53709 Flourine Coated suspension balls F / R
51286 TRF501X differential joint set F / R
54118 DB01 Assembly WO Universal Shaft (Front)
54119 DB01 Assembly WO Universal Shaft (Rear)
51090 4 pack of 950 bearings for steering
53884 Option PT TA05 Carbon Battery Holder
54061 Double Slipper Clutch
JDRDB301 3mm Black Ceramic Differential Ball Set F / R
3 Racing DB01-04 Aluminium Front Suspension Mounts
3 Racing DB01-06 Aluminium Rear Suspension Mounts
3 Racing DB01-02/LB Front Shock Mount (pictured)
Atomic Carbon Front Shock Mount (now fitted not pictured)
Atomic Carbon Rear Shock Mount
Tony’s Screw Kit
54028 TRF Buggy Aeration Damper F / R
53709 Flourine Coated suspension balls F / R
51286 TRF501X differential joint set F / R
54118 DB01 Assembly WO Universal Shaft (Front)
54119 DB01 Assembly WO Universal Shaft (Rear)
51090 4 pack of 950 bearings for steering
53884 Option PT TA05 Carbon Battery Holder
54061 Double Slipper Clutch
JDRDB301 3mm Black Ceramic Differential Ball Set F / R
3 Racing DB01-04 Aluminium Front Suspension Mounts
3 Racing DB01-06 Aluminium Rear Suspension Mounts
3 Racing DB01-02/LB Front Shock Mount (pictured)
Atomic Carbon Front Shock Mount (now fitted not pictured)
Atomic Carbon Rear Shock Mount
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
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Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
yeah it is a very hard car, the period I used it,I just broke two parts...
I have aprox the options fitted as you.
Nice car!
I have aprox the options fitted as you.
Nice car!
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Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
Very cool cars, I always wanted to know about its performance on the track.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
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Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
I used to run one, with most of the options on the list above (std slipper rather than the double slipper).
Although I had the 3 racing alloy outdrives in the front diff with the 501 diff halves in the rear.
Strong cars, ideal if you want a competitive car that takes stick lipos.
I would stay clear of the 3 racing shock towers, they would be stronger if they were made from cheese!
Get the Atomic Carbon towers as the rear is taller to allow you to run the aeration dampers without fitting limiters as the standard tower is too short (the atomic tower has two sets of holes to allow all dampers to fit)
I would go for the DB01MS as that has most of the hop ups as standard, you can then use the setups for the 511.
Although I had the 3 racing alloy outdrives in the front diff with the 501 diff halves in the rear.
Strong cars, ideal if you want a competitive car that takes stick lipos.
I would stay clear of the 3 racing shock towers, they would be stronger if they were made from cheese!
Get the Atomic Carbon towers as the rear is taller to allow you to run the aeration dampers without fitting limiters as the standard tower is too short (the atomic tower has two sets of holes to allow all dampers to fit)
I would go for the DB01MS as that has most of the hop ups as standard, you can then use the setups for the 511.
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Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
One other nice thing is they are different, not just the easy pick it off the shelf choice you got to do a bit with them to make them work but done right they do work.
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Re: Anyone has a Tamiya Durga DB01 EP Buggy?
Oople did a full review on the Durga a while back when it was released. His reviews are always pretty awesome.
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