Schumacher C car at the track
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Schumacher C car at the track
Just tried the C car on the track. Need some more modification to cope with the modern Brushless motor.
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
I use these spec:Peakey wrote:Looks good pal what setup do you have in it and how dose it drive
LRP 4.5T X 12 motor
LRP TC spec. ESC ( almose 8 years old !)
IP 3.7 LiPO 90C 7000
Since the CG of the battery is too high, the car rear end will "swing" in the end of the long straight road, before entering the sweeper.
I will try to lower mounted the battery next time.
BTW, do u have the C car ?
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Good to se a C car rolling!
Are your chassis parts copied in another material or dyed?
Are your chassis parts copied in another material or dyed?
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Awesome stuff! Would love to see some video of this running... looks ace with the TOJ body (I wonder if this may be contributing to the 'loose' rear end - if you've been used to a modern 1/12" car & shell?)
Can i ask what wheels & tyres you are using, i've often been tempted to get my RC12L up & running again - but with the different wheel fitment I either need to make some adaptors to run modern wheels or mount/glue & true new tyres onto old wheels... which all seems like alot of hassle!
Can i ask what wheels & tyres you are using, i've often been tempted to get my RC12L up & running again - but with the different wheel fitment I either need to make some adaptors to run modern wheels or mount/glue & true new tyres onto old wheels... which all seems like alot of hassle!
My T.C Showroom; http://www.tamiyaclub.com/member.asp?id=28990
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
It is all graphite material not dyed.LurkingCAT wrote:Good to se a C car rolling!
Are your chassis parts copied in another material or dyed?
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Will take a video when probably setup . I will use this C car to battle with the modern 1/12. You will see !!DerbyDan wrote:Awesome stuff! Would love to see some video of this running... looks ace with the TOJ body (I wonder if this may be contributing to the 'loose' rear end - if you've been used to a modern 1/12" car & shell?)
Can i ask what wheels & tyres you are using, i've often been tempted to get my RC12L up & running again - but with the different wheel fitment I either need to make some adaptors to run modern wheels or mount/glue & true new tyres onto old wheels... which all seems like alot of hassle!

The front wheel is original Schumacher rims with Yokomo donut #3660M3, the rear is GQ tyres Super Soft, in black Yokomo rims and modern Yokomo diff. Super smooth diff. !
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
camlchris wrote:Will take a video when probably setup . I will use this C car to battle with the modern 1/12. You will see !!DerbyDan wrote:Awesome stuff! Would love to see some video of this running... looks ace with the TOJ body (I wonder if this may be contributing to the 'loose' rear end - if you've been used to a modern 1/12" car & shell?)
Can i ask what wheels & tyres you are using, i've often been tempted to get my RC12L up & running again - but with the different wheel fitment I either need to make some adaptors to run modern wheels or mount/glue & true new tyres onto old wheels... which all seems like alot of hassle!![]()
No, the TOJ should work well in my track. Of course the modern shell will give more advantages.
The front wheel is original Schumacher rims with Yokomo donut #3660M3, the rear is GQ tyres Super Soft, in black Yokomo rims and modern Yokomo diff. Super smooth diff. !
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Do u have a C car ??LurkingCAT wrote:Good to se a C car rolling!
Are your chassis parts copied in another material or dyed?
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
DerbyDan wrote:Awesome stuff! Would love to see some video of this running... looks ace with the TOJ body (I wonder if this may be contributing to the 'loose' rear end - if you've been used to a modern 1/12" car & shell?)
Can i ask what wheels & tyres you are using, i've often been tempted to get my RC12L up & running again - but with the different wheel fitment I either need to make some adaptors to run modern wheels or mount/glue & true new tyres onto old wheels... which all seems like alot of hassle!
Do u have a C car as well ?
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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Great video camlchris! Car looks to be going quite well - perhaps needing a little more control on rear end 'roll' to help stop it spiining out on acceleration & at high speed... but to be honest I wouldn't have been surprised if you had said that this was a video of a modern 12th car going around!
I don't have a 'C' car - although I do own a Schumacher XL (Lexan chassis car).... It is my old Associated RC12L that I would quite like to get running again!
I don't have a 'C' car - although I do own a Schumacher XL (Lexan chassis car).... It is my old Associated RC12L that I would quite like to get running again!

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Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Tks DerbyDan ! Actually , the SPC car has a bit of "tweak" on the right hand side when accelerating. I had fixed the tweak problem after shooting this video. Since the SPC is 190mm wheelbase, it is really very sensitive in corners. It really surprised me that a 30 years-old runner can perform like a modern car.DerbyDan wrote:Great video camlchris! Car looks to be going quite well - perhaps needing a little more control on rear end 'roll' to help stop it spiining out on acceleration & at high speed... but to be honest I wouldn't have been surprised if you had said that this was a video of a modern 12th car going around!
I don't have a 'C' car - although I do own a Schumacher XL (Lexan chassis car).... It is my old Associated RC12L that I would quite like to get running again!
Try your Schmacher XL with brush motor and I am sure u will enjoy it.

Re: Schumacher C car at the track
Really great to see your video of the C car in action.
I have one lurking in the garage that has not run for approaching 30 years!
Its on the list for a tidy up once I've done the old Schumacher off road cars.

I have one lurking in the garage that has not run for approaching 30 years!
Its on the list for a tidy up once I've done the old Schumacher off road cars.

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