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Old 01-23-2017, 05:11 AM
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Hi Oleg and team drivers.

Would just like to ask if the all-new A700-P12X will fit on the A700-C01AL-S/A700-C01AL?

I think, this is an awesome update to havge the droop screw accurately installed. No more gluing and all.

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I don;t believe it fits
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Old 01-23-2017, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by josecarlo1129
Hi Oleg and team drivers.
Would just like to ask if the all-new A700-P12X will fit on the A700-C01AL-S/A700-C01AL?
I think, this is an awesome update to havge the droop screw accurately installed. No more gluing and all.
TIA.
P12X can be installed on these lower decks after removing of the 4mm pin.
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What is the different between C04M and C04M1? The C04M is currently out of stock.

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Originally Posted by joech
What is the different between C04M and C04M1? The C04M is currently out of stock.

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Profile of the arm has been tweeked. Less of a chance for the rim of the tire to scrape the arm at full lock.
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Originally Posted by malkiy
Profile of the arm has been tweeked. Less of a chance for the rim of the tire to scrape the arm at full lock.
The width is the same right? I am ordering some spares and want to make sure they are not wider than the stock one.

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Definitely the same width. Only the +0.5 part number arms are wider
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Default 2017 FORD GT ON AWESOMATIX 700EVO

I Re-bodied my 700 EVO with this Protoform Ford GT body. Kept it looking like one of the Ford show cars they were taking around to all the autoshows this season.



The body is 200mm so I used a set of Vintage T/A rims and tires I had laying around to fill out the wheel wells.
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Originally Posted by Cancun Tom
I Re-bodied my 700 EVO with this Protoform Ford GT body. Kept it looking like one of the Ford show cars they were taking around to all the autoshows this season.



The body is 200mm so I used a set of Vintage T/A rims and tires I had laying around to fill out the wheel wells.
That looks great, Tom! I was wondering how well the body would fit, as the Awesomatix seems perfect for it due to the rotary shocks and no shock tower.
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Originally Posted by Oleg Babich
P12X can be installed on these lower decks after removing of the 4mm pin.
Thank you Oleg for the reply. But I got this in my mind, how if I make the slot for the droop larger on the A700-C01AL-S/A700-C01AL ? Is it aligned? TIA
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Originally Posted by josecarlo1129
Thank you Oleg for the reply. But I got this in my mind, how if I make the slot for the droop larger on the A700-C01AL-S/A700-C01AL ? Is it aligned? TIA
You still can use P06 in the original holes on these lower decks or you can drill new 4,0mm holes for pins of P12X. The distance should be exactly 6.0mm between these new holes and the existing countersunk holes that are used for P12 mounting.
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Originally Posted by Oleg Babich
You still can use P06 in the original holes on these lower decks or you can drill new 4,0mm holes for pins of P12X. The distance should be exactly 6.0mm between these new holes and the existing countersunk holes that are used for P12 mounting.
Thank you, Oleg. Great info.
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A note to anyone updating their A700 with new D2.2 dampers and SPR02H3 shock rod guides: The SPR02H3 is about 3mm longer than the original SPR02, and as a result the maximum "A" adjustment is restricted to just a little over 3mm. Fortunately it is a relatively simple matter to reduce the length of the SPR02H3 on its outboard end using a dremel cutoff wheel, restoring the desired range for the "A" adjustment.

I assume that the SPR02H3 dimensions work fine on the A800 due to longer suspension arms, different damper attachment points on the chassis, or something similar.
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If anyone is interested I have a used A700 Evo to let go. PM to discuss shipping from Singapore. http://www.rctech.net/forum/singapor...l#post14834043
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Would servo would you guys go with? The awesomatix servo or ko propo bsx2 oneten response?

Thanks!
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