Tamiya Rising Storm Brushless | Tamiya DF-02 Collection Test Run Part 3
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Welcome to the third DF-02 in the 2023 collection ... and the first run and speed test! This is my Tamiya 58334 Rising Storm with only the essential DF02 upgrades compared to the stock specs.
Brushless motor, turnbuckles, metal front shock tower and prop shaft, wheel axle ball bearings, softer shocks and a few other things. Let's see how it runs!
This video was shot in the summer, a couple of months ago.
Full specifications and list of parts, electronics and upgrades down below!
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Tamiya Rising Storm 2004
Assembly kit released in 2004
Item no. 58334
General Specifications:
- Polycarbonate Body & Wing
- ABS Plastic Bathtub Type Chassis Frame (DF-02)
- 4WD Shaft-Driven Drive Line
- Longitudinally mounted motor (max. 540)
- 4-Wheel Double Wishbone Independent Suspension (F/R)
- 3-Piece Steering Turn-Buckle Tie-Rods
- Plastic Lower & Upper Arms
- Metal Drive Shafts (Dog Bones)
- Metal/Plastic Outdrives & Wheel Axles
- Plastic Center Shaft (Sealed)
- CVA Oil Filled Shocks (Black)
- Star Dish Wheels (White)
- Square Spiked Tires F/R
- 4 x 1150 Drive Line Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 4 x 1280 Differential Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 8 x 1150 Wheel Axle Plastic Bushings
Dimensions:
- 1/10th Scale
- Length: 395 mm
- Width: 249 mm
- Height: 150 mm
- Wheel Base: 266 mm
- Thread: 217 mm (F), 208 mm (R)
- Tire Diameter: 85 mm (F/R )
- Tire Width: 32 mm (F), 41 mm (R)
- Shock Length: 70 mm (F), 95 mm (R)
Electronics:
- ESC: TEU-101BK Brushed 60A w/o BEC
- Electronic Motor: Brushed 540 Type 27T (Silver Can)
Gearing:
- Stock Gear Ratio: 9.58: 1
- Pinion Gear: 19T 0.6 Mod Metric Pitch (Hardened/Steel)
- Spur Gear: 70T (Plastic)
- Differentials: Closed 3-Bevel (Metal Gears w/ Plastic Housing)
- Fully sealed gear boxes
Requirements:
- 7.2v NiMH Battery Pack & Charger (Car)
- Radio & Servo & Batteries (Transmitter)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ stock 70T Spur Gear:
- 16T pinion: 11.38:1
- 17T pinion: 10.71:1
- 18T pinion: 10.11:1
- 19T pinion: 9.58:1 (Stock)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ optional 67T Spur Gear:
- 19T pinion: 9.17:1
- 20T pinion: 8.71:1
- 21T pinion: 8.30:1
- 22T pinion: 7.92:1
Optional Full Ball Bearing Specifications:
- 12 x 1150 (5x11x5x4mm) MR115
- 4 x 1280 (8x12x3,5mm) MR128
Name & history:
- DF: ‘Dirt Four’ (Off Road 4WD)
- 02: Second DF chassis line
- The 2004 DF-02 Chassis superseded the 1990 DF-01 Chassis
- Gradually superseded by the TT-02B chassis line from 2013
- Discontinued
DF-02 Assembly Kit Family:
- 58328 Gravel Hound 2004 (First)
- 58334 Rising Storm 2004
- 58399 Plasma Edge 2007
- 58550 Aero Avante 2012
DF-02 Assembly Kit Special Editions:
- 84377 Aero Avante Red Metallic 2014 (Last DF-02)
DF-02 XB Family:
- 57043 Gravel Hound XB 2004 (First)
- 57723 Gravel Hound XB 2004 (First)
- 57056 Rising Storm XB 2004
- 57731 Rising Storm XB 2004
- 57772 Plasma Edge XB 2008
DF Chassis Family:
DF-01: 23. October 1990 (Manta Ray 58087)
DF-02: 23. June 2004 (Gravel Hound 58328)
DF-03: 28. March 2006 (Dark Impact 58370)
Specifications (this particular unit):
Hobbywing Ezrun 60A-SL Brushless ESC
Generic 12T Brushless Motor
Tower Pro MG995 Servo
FlySky Receiver
- Tamiya DF-02 67T Spur Gear (53703)
- Tamiya TT-02B Rear & Front Turnbuckles (54539/OP-1539)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front C-Hubs (DF2019)
- GPM DF-02 Graphite Main Shaft w/ Alloy Ends (DF2025)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Front Shock Tower (DF2028GS)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Steering Assembly (DF2048)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Tie-Rod Turnbuckles (DF2160)
- GPM DF-02 Alloy Main Shaft Connectors (DF2315)
- LRP S10 Oil Filled Shocks (extended in the rear)
- Carson Steel Pinion Gear 19T M 0,6 (13427)
- Carson TT-02B 12mm Alloy Hex Adapters (500530929)
- Generic Wheel Axle Ball Bearings
- Generic Motor Alloy Heat Sink
- Generic Front Universal Axles
- Generic Polycarbonate Racing Wing
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That's a great looking buggy, Mikael! Speed is OK and perfect for off road where this one belongs. Great to see the kids getting involved! All the best to you and your family, my mate! 😎👌👍
Thanks, Mark! Yeah, love the Rising Storm. Especially with this after market wing. And yes, this one felt really good, even on the grass. Maybe it could need a few kph more though. But motor’s good. Ahh, yes, the cars are a magnet to the two youngsters 😅
All the best to you and your family too my mate!
I'm doing a speed challenge at the moment somewhere on the Tube. Is it me or is it hard to get good speed out of some Tamiya's. Funny how the speed looks fine when off road. Wow the kids are shooting up fast 🙂
It’s interesting to see all the speed challenges. Must watch yours too! Ahh, yeah, some of them are hard to gear up. I see people cut up the gear covers or make their own motor mounts to fit in larger pinions and spur gears. But yeah, the internal gearing sometimes limits it all. Uhh, yeah, kids are growing. No babies anymore ☺️
Hiya Mikael. I was just thinking that I hadn't seen a video of yours pop up for some while so I had a look and I see there are a couple from a month ago that I didn't see including this! Anyway a nice buggy you have made there and good to see your family getting involved in the action. I'm assuming that you are a busy boy with less time for all the UA-cam malarkey these days. I haven't got kids and I still struggle to find the time somehow. Anyway I hope all is well with you and yours mate. Best wishes 😁👍👍
Hi Mikael, that DF-02 Rising storm looks great and even doing some leap frog with the youngsters too😂😂😂. Wondering what the DF-03 is like in comparison to the DF-02? 🤔🤓🤔best wishes to you and the family 😊
Hi John! Yeah, my two youngest love the cars ☺️ Uhh, well, on my lawn, the 02 and 03 feels almost the same. Both are low riding buggies so they actually feel awful on the grass 😅 But yeah, the DF-03 is much more capable and durable (except for the rear diff) on proper locations. The DF-02 performs like a TT-02B, where as the 03 is more like a semi-race-buggy. Best wishes to you and yours too.
I have a few Tamiyas but dont really play with them much any more except I currently building a very VERY special Blackfoot at the moment! Cool collection though buddy! 🙂👍
Greta with the Blackfoot! Only got a Blackfoot III and a Monster Beetle. But the old Blackfoot sure is an icon. Hope you are having fun with the project.
@NordicRC yes and no it's been a roller coaster ride of cool successes and major fails but it's nearly finished now!
Hello, nice car, some time ago I put hobbywing brushless 5.5T & 60A esc combo in it but is hard to control. After I replace the motor with a 13t and is really enjoyable. Greetings from Italy.....
Ps with the leftover pieces after buy aluminum upgrade I assembled a Semiscaler 😁
Thanks for sharing! Yeah, 5.5.T sounds a bit too fast for these ... but sounds fun too :-) My best DF-02 electronical set up is actually a 19T brushed coupled with the high speed spur gear.
@@NordicRC Hi, fun until motor brutally cogging and break tiny piece of spur gear that hold pin and for rescue a walk of shame occour.
Thank You greetings
The Rising Storm was my first hobby grade car! Absolutely love the thing!
Nice! It was my first (or second) Tamiya buggy when I returned to the hobby some 10 years ago.
It was my first one too. I still have it. I want to restore it
@@20spray1 hopefully you can soon!
Plz give me one car
Used to have 2002 gravel hound. They are great RC car. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching. Must have been a 2004 Gravel Hound 😊 Beauty on the less. Almost twenty years later now Tamiya is still using that body (Plasma Edge II)
@@NordicRC yep 2004, just checked Tamiya base. It's the one with white and blue purpleish colour. Thanks 👍
@@MechanicallyFun Yep, great buggy, I got one exactly the same a s you! Cool! 😎👌👍
Not to shabby, for a buggy put together from leftover parts! It looks really great and seems to drive just right! Lovely to see another video from you, Mikael, you manage to find a bit of time for the hobby here and there... Lots of children in the garden, no wonder there is little time for RC toys, ha ha!
Hi Mads! Uhh, I am lousy at replying these times. Sooo busy. Undskyld. But I enjoyed reading your comment 13 days ago! :-) Loving your support, Mads. Now I got a liiutle time. Uploading the next DF-02 test for today. And yeah, of all the four ones this was the nicest set-up :-)
I love this model, unfortunately it is impossible to find in Italy :(
Uhh. Must be out there on eBay ☺️
Looks great, going pretty well on the grass.
Hi Jesper! Yeah, runs good! Of all the four I got this was the nicest set-up!