TAMIYA TT02 THE BEST WAY TO RACE RC CARS | CHEAP BUT EXPENSIVE??

[@joshuajkoplin]

Dorky and 40? Oh me too lol. Subscribed.

[@Dorkyand40]

Well 46 now :)

[@Danny.fb6]

I got two of them & I love them!basic tt02 & a tt02r. These little cars are very impressive, for being entry level 🔥

[@Dorkyand40]

Yes they are! Can’t wait to get it back out on the track

[@dinorc2023]

Awesome Vid

[@Dorkyand40]

Hey thanks for checking us out

[@dustinrossi9384]

150$ servo ? Your nuts lol, most of guys in our club just use 35kg amazon servos do just fine. But love my tt-02. New sub 🤘

[@Dorkyand40]

Did I say that lol? I got the $70 Eco power in this one full time now. Thanks for stopping by.

[@mark4837]

I agree with that statement. The most expensive cheapest car

[@Dorkyand40]

lol. And very time consuming with stock spec racing.

[@kanenstuff]

The JIS Tamiya screws are terrible I only have one money pit atm and I put in HEX hardware. I in Japan for working 2 weeks so picking up some cheap parts there and maybe a BBX as it 29000 yen before duty free if not a 6500yen green edition frog.

[@Dorkyand40]

Nice nice nice

[@kevinjhonson5925]

Always get the TT02 D for a few extra bucks you get hundreds in upgrade parts. Alll rc cars turn into a money pit after adding electronics. I don’t even count that cost in. Always double your budget

[@supergreg72]

BTW Tamiya kits use JIS screws, not American Philips. Although a regular Philips #2 tip will work, you’re right and the right tool is always best👍🏻

[@Dorkyand40]

Yeah it’s like jis5 I think lol

[@supergreg72]

I just purchased a pair of screwdrivers bits: JIS #1 and JIS #2 #1 feels too small for most screws on a Tamiya kit. It would probably work on servo casing screws and similar smaller screws. However, the #2 JIS bit fits very snugly with zero play and a nice locked-in feel on all the screws of my TT02. I wish I found out about this in the 80’s LOL 😂

[@craigpimlott204]

Japanese Industry Standard screws

[@polymetalalloy]

You have a cute cat. Nice video.

[@Dorkyand40]

Hey thanks. That’s my old girl :)

[@Cliffdodger]

I would suggest euro truck it’s very inexpensive and fun also

[@Dorkyand40]

I def want one for next seasons racing. They are pretty dang neat. :)

[@VintageJoe1976]

Dude, hands down your videos , how to’s and beginners info is the best. The last “stock” class I did was the TL-01 and had loads of fun with my son back in those days.The last kit build was a TA-03F “David Jun” edition. That was my first pro level chassis in the late 90’s. Now coming back to the R/C scene, holy hell how designs and technology have progressed since then. 😮

[@Dorkyand40]

I appreciate that! i try as hard as i can to show it froma beginner and to pass on what i can learn!! there are some amazing kits and classes out there now

[@alejandrohernandez-bb7ct]

Helpful video! For newbies like me, at 6:20 he starts talking about what comes w the tt02 kit and says it has everything you need. He is wrong. The kit does not come with a servo and you wont be doing much of anything until you buy one separately. the receiver and the transmitter are sold separately.