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Old 01-25-2010, 09:35 PM
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Have you thought about shaving some of the front to give it some flex like the yokomo? Yes I have an extra one just to rub it in Sorry
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how much weight does the aluminum screw kit cut vs the stock screws?
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Originally Posted by pakk
how much weight does the aluminum screw kit cut vs the stock screws?
I really never felt it with steel screws cause I replaced it to tamiya aluminum during build. Compared to my Gen x the r5.1 is really light.
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I'm converting my RC12R5 to R5.1 but there is one part I cannot find on the AE site.

The 16mm set screw for the side shock has part number 4689 in the manual but that part number doesn't exist on the AE site

Anybody got a clue where I can find this set screw ?

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have you happened to weight your car? I thought mine was light too, but at a recent race, my car was weighted. It's just about 30g fat. Aside from cutting the car up, I just can't see where I can save any weight.
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Originally Posted by stical
I'm converting my RC12R5 to R5.1 but there is one part I cannot find on the AE site.

The 16mm set screw for the side shock has part number 4689 in the manual but that part number doesn't exist on the AE site

Anybody got a clue where I can find this set screw ?

Thanks,
Erik
Actually it is the same as in the R5, just reuse the one you have.
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Originally Posted by pakk
have you happened to weight your car? I thought mine was light too, but at a recent race, my car was weighted. It's just about 30g fat. Aside from cutting the car up, I just can't see where I can save any weight.
ur esc wires could be to thick that is where i had to cut down. i'll weight mine today. you should just buy the 12 r5 blue aluminum screw kit any way cause it just makes it look cool
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Originally Posted by beyondthepack
Wow Steve, I actually thought the Steve I sent them to in Indiana was using them for his car, not trying to make a buck, pretty sad, heres the link that started this...... #1947

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...c12r5-130.html
Sorry, Wrong Steve....I never ordered anything from anyone thanks.

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Old 01-26-2010, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by hotdognobun
ur esc wires could be to thick that is where i had to cut down. i'll weight mine today. you should just buy the 12 r5 blue aluminum screw kit any way cause it just makes it look cool
I'm already running 16gauge wires, but you're right on the screws.
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Originally Posted by pakk
I'm already running 16gauge wires, but you're right on the screws.
what esc and rcvr do you use, don't forget tire size? That will also make a difference in weight.
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I am using an SR3100 and tekin RS. I run my tires very thin. Currently have 41mm in the rear and I forget the measurement of the front, but there is less foam on them than the rear.
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Originally Posted by stical
I'm converting my RC12R5 to R5.1 but there is one part I cannot find on the AE site.

The 16mm set screw for the side shock has part number 4689 in the manual but that part number doesn't exist on the AE site

Anybody got a clue where I can find this set screw ?

Thanks,
Erik
Originally Posted by AreCee
Actually it is the same as in the R5, just reuse the one you have.
The one from the R5 is 10mm and the one from the R5.1 is 16mm since the upper pod plate is sitting higher on the R5.1 .

I could re-use that one but my actual problem is that part n° 4689 (16mm set screw ) cannot be ordered or bought seperatly , i can find any R5 or R5.1 part on the AE website except this one ?

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Just picked up a 12R5 used trying to get a good setup to run 17.5 Single Cell, any ideas. What foams do I need, gearing etc?
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Originally Posted by beyondthepack
Wow Steve, I actually thought the Steve I sent them to in Indiana was using them for his car, not trying to make a buck, pretty sad, heres the link that started this...... #1947

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...c12r5-130.html
I am a differnt Steve. The ones you sent me are on my car and I am not making any. I am not sure who the Steve is here in Indy that is making them....

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Originally Posted by hotdognobun
Have you thought about shaving some of the front to give it some flex like the yokomo? Yes I have an extra one just to rub it in Sorry
Nice pics !
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