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Old 03-20-2009, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Canuck
Right now I have an aftermarket part from God kwons where. I have the brushless centering pod setup on my car.

Not sure if the stock part will work because of the lenght of the carbon portion of my axle that is remaining after the flanged bearing.

I ordered the ASC4609 part and not received it yes, so maybe someone else has one and could check.
Associated went with a narrower hub on the right side, and made the wider 4609 spacer to take up the extra room on the axle created by the narrower hub... CRC, IRS, and BMI made the hub narrower at the wheel mounting flange, but kept the same width at the bearing, so the standard width thrust cone still works.

If your 4609 doesn't have a lip on the wide side of the cone, you might want to try an IRS right side hub... that should let you run the 4555 that came in the 12R5 kit. I don't know if the IRS hub comes in blue tho...

hold on a sec...I have an idea... be rite back.
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MY right side hub is not blue and I don't know the make. I am taking photos and will post in a minute.
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Here's the photo of whatever type of hub it may be. I have 6.2mm from top of outside bearing race to end of carbon fibre axle.
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Canuck,

Well, I thought the 4609 might be from the 10R5 so I downloaded the 10R5 manual to see if the drawing of the part would show if it had a lip or not on the wide side, but the 10R5 uses the 4555 part so no answer there.

An unanswered question really bugs me, it's like an itch right between the shoulder blades that I can't quite reach... SO, I called Associated's tech support and asked if they knew... the guy who answered the phone put me on hold for a minute, went and had a look at a 4609 cone, and came back on and told me it DOES indeed have the lip on the wide side just like the 4555.

When your 4609 arrives, you should be good to go.
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Old 03-20-2009, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Canuck
Here's the photo of whatever type of hub it may be. I have 6.2mm from top of outside bearing race to end of carbon fibre axle.
The hub in that photo looks just like the Associated narrow right hub, only natural instead of blue. It looks like there's more graphite sticking oout oof the bearing than with the standard width kit hub, so the 4555 will probably be too short, but according to Associated, the 4609 DOES have the lip you need to use it flipped with the thrust bearing, so you'll be all set.

Here's a picture of a bmi narrow right hub... njote how they narrwed it at the wheel flange, but kept the width at teh bearing the same... this one would work with a standard size cone... the Associated hub (and the one in Canuck's picture) is narrower everywhere asnd needs the wider cone to work...
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Old 03-20-2009, 09:44 AM
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Thanks for the info and call to Associated.

I gather that my hub beeing narrower than the standard one means that it is identical to the ASC4608 hub used to balance optimize the rear pod ?
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Probably, but without a caliper and both hubs in my hand I couldn't say for certain...
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Hey guys, does anyone know if the yokomo version comes with the centered pod?
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Hi guys, I'm looking at a 12r5 and would like to 'recycle' as much electronics as possible. Will a "normal" sized servo fit in the 12r5? I have a futaba S9551 I'd like to use. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by jubilee
Hi guys, I'm looking at a 12r5 and would like to 'recycle' as much electronics as possible. Will a "normal" sized servo fit in the 12r5? I have a futaba S9551 I'd like to use. Thanks!
It might fit but I doubt it and the chassis is not slotted so you'd have to drill new holes if not. You'll be much farther ahead of the game to get a Futaba S9650, only costs $60 new and can be found at times for around $40 for a nice used one.
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Originally Posted by DHMOTORSPORTS
Hey guys, does anyone know if the yokomo version comes with the centered pod?
From looking at the parts in the picture it doesn't look to be centered for brushless motors. Probably better off buying the AE RC12R5 and buying the parts to make it centered for brushless.

To make the AE RC12R5 centered for brushless you need the 10R5 Upper (8512) and Lower (8511) Pod plates, brushless thrust cone washer (4608) and brushless hub (4609).

I actually ordered the brushless centered pod parts today and should be getting the kit soon. Time to make the switch to a link car for the 1s LiPO.

Update: When reading through this thread I found this post from JuhoL about the Yokomo Worlds rear pod. Looks like the Yokomo parts do not center the rear pod for brushless.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/5437233-post1058.html

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Old 03-25-2009, 01:42 PM
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That's fine. I never got the centered pod for mine. Now that our carpet season is over it don't matter. I just always like the yokomo name that's all.. Ill get a new one for next season. Mabe they will have a 17.5 class for us. The 10.5 was a blast this year too.
I do still like the fact of never repacking dampner tubes..lol
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does any one know where you can get the yokomo parts for the 12r5 like to get the bluk head and some other things thanks
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I was looking at the pics from the 2009 Carpet Nats on rc50.com and saw some 12R5's with some different rear pods. Were those prototype rear pods?
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could be you were seeing Cyrul's car in some; his car made use of a lot of AE parts, but the pod was different. I think EE was running the same as Josh . . .
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