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Old 04-01-2010, 12:26 AM
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Hopefully my kit shipped yesterday and I'll have it tomorrow or Friday.

Looking forward to building this sweet car.
Is new kit already out? I can’t find it on BMI on-line store but seems to be fare few people already got copperhead. Are they all Team drivers?
Myself and friend can’t wait to get copperhead especially there’s big event coming up next month at our home track.
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Is new kit already out? I can’t find it on BMI on-line store but seems to be fare few people already got copperhead. Are they all Team drivers?
Myself and friend can’t wait to get copperhead especially there’s big event coming up next month at our home track.
I will get them up today on the site. Sorry for the delay. People who called in ordered them
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Thanks Jason.
We'll put order very soon.
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Hey guys,

The Copperhead 12 is now up on the website for sale. The Copperhead 10 will be up tommorow. Thanks again everyone for your ongoing support.
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just got home from bmi with my new car,looking forward to getting this thing together
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You didn't happen to catch a look at the new front end while you were out there did ya?
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You didn't happen to catch a look at the new front end while you were out there did ya?
Pics?!?
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I'm still waiting on them like everyone else
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Mine showed up in the mail today, prep and assembly in 6 hours.

If you have any pan car experience at all, this kit flies together.

Takes longer to prep and seal the CF edges than any other single step, and the AE front end requires the usual hand fitting and attention to get everything together free-moving, but without slop.

The finish on all the aluminum parts are top notch, and everything fits perfectly together.

I wish the axle kit came with the "standard" D-rings, instead of the light weight, but that's my only complaint. I've seen too many light weight rings ruin a right hand wheel hub or axle hub. I had a set of the rings I prefer on-hand, so the light weight rings will just be spares.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to run this car for a few more days, waiting on my battery, body and wheels to show up from another order.
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Originally Posted by InspGadgt
You didn't happen to catch a look at the new front end while you were out there did ya?
i didnt even ask,i have to go back to the shop mine is missing a few screews and i dont have anything but no big beal
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Originally Posted by HarryLeach
Mine showed up in the mail today, prep and assembly in 6 hours.

If you have any pan car experience at all, this kit flies together.

Takes longer to prep and seal the CF edges than any other single step, and the AE front end requires the usual hand fitting and attention to get everything together free-moving, but without slop.

The finish on all the aluminum parts are top notch, and everything fits perfectly together.

I wish the axle kit came with the "standard" D-rings, instead of the light weight, but that's my only complaint. I've seen too many light weight rings ruin a right hand wheel hub or axle hub. I had a set of the rings I prefer on-hand, so the light weight rings will just be spares.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to run this car for a few more days, waiting on my battery, body and wheels to show up from another order.
I too preferred the full D ring for the same reason...but I've been running the IRS lightened ones that come with the car for awhile now and haven't had any problems with them...I actually tried full sized D-rings and came back to the lightened rings because the full sized rings take so much work to get them flat where the lightened IRS ones do not.
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Originally Posted by InspGadgt
I too preferred the full D ring for the same reason...but I've been running the IRS lightened ones that come with the car for awhile now and haven't had any problems with them...I actually tried full sized D-rings and came back to the lightened rings because the full sized rings take so much work to get them flat where the lightened IRS ones do not.
I built mine with CRC full size rings, and Protek ceramic balls, went together beautifully. The CRC rings did take some work to get flat on both sides, but I didn't find it that bad. The real test will be when I can get this thing on the track, but right now the diff is super smooth without any slip by hand.
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Thought i would share,just need to put the shock and servo saver on

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Is the old associated front end better than the new one?
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Originally Posted by defcone
Is the old associated front end better than the new one?
Personal preference, I like the new one myself.
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