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348/355
i've finally gotten my hands on a 355 kit and after looking at it (and finishing laughing at it....), i can't help but want to build it with an engine in it, so the first question is;
what differences, in terms of appearance, are there between the engine of a 348 and the 355? same for the interior? the plan is to butcher a 348 kit i've got lying around to fill in the missing items on the 355. also..... this is a bit of an odd question but does anyone have the general measurements (l x w x d) of the engine of a tamiya testarossa kit? thanks. |
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Re: 348/355
Intakes are the difference that shows, the 355 die-cast kit thats floating around has an engine insert. Not great but a start.
The Testarossa motor is a bit big for a 355. The easy way would be to use the whole rear subframe and I know that the track on the TR is a bit wide. I'm kinda busy with other projects, a Fujimi 348ts to full spider conversion among them, but I do have all the pieces around (Fujimi 348-355,Tamiya TR. Hasegawa 348, Miasto die-cast 355 spider) I alway though the Revell 360 spider would be a good (meaning cheap) engine/ drivetrain doner... Though, funny thing, I don't have one to look at. lots of reference pix on the web, E-bay motors, google etc.
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Re: 348/355
So happens that I have a Tamiya Testarossa engine on my desk..
It is 32mm wide measured over the heads. (The distributor caps sticks out a bit and it is 37mm wide including those.) The engine is 40mm long including the clutch/gearbox "hump" The drive shafts from the gearbox exits the gearbox 22mm from the front of the engine. It is approx 29mm high including the intakes.
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Re: 348/355
thanks for the engine measurements.
my boxer was crying out for a better engine than the one that comes with it..... also, does anyone know if the revell and italeri 348 kits are a rebox of the fujimi or the hasegawa kits? or if they're new moulds? as far as i can tell, the hasegawa kits are the best ones for the 348 but i've only got the one am a bit reluctant to destroy it for parts..... hmm, i guess i could just build the 348 chassis and plonk the 355 body on top..... thanks again. |
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Re: 348/355
Italeri/Revell kit is neither Hasegawa nor Fujimi - its Italeri's own tool. Crappy too.
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