oeoeo327

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This is very good advice... Served me well supporting 2 cars (CRC at the time) with one set of spares between them.

InspGadgt

I run a couple of CRC cars as well...with both having the slider pod now that means a lot less spare parts to carry with me as I don't have to carry a crap load of rear axle ride height adapters When the new F1 comes out I plan to run that as well

Pulse_

ok then it would be an Associated 10R5.1.. I think!

anything particular to know about this car?

RoyU

iTrader: (2)

Don't hit the boards hard and alot, the CF bumper and front of the main chassis will crack and tear out the mounting holes. Other than that, its a pretty good car. Esc mounting and wiring may be a pain.

Pulse_

I had no problem for esc mounting and wiring on the 12r5.2 but the lipo removal sure is a pain.

Main concern is the built quality, simple layout, easy to set up

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

OK...I may have to get an F1 then...If Burt has one...LOL

All CRC of course!

Bill

$$$...

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Hi guys, sorry if this seems like a silly question, I'm trying to find some wheels/tires for my old rc10l (235mm) and was wondering if the JACO World GT Specs Tires Lilac Front and Rear wheels would work/fit? Are they the same size (diameter and width) as the OLD wheels that I have.

Thanks for any help
Daniel

howardcano

iTrader: (37)

Yes. The wheel diameters are slightly larger, and the front wheels have less offset than the original RC10L wheels, but they still work fine. The compound might be a bit hard, depending on your track surface.

Pulse_

maybe someone can help me here

I'm looking for a 10r5.1 and a UK driver is selling this one



is just the chassis different from a standard 10r5.1? It's made by fibre lyte but I have no more infos

Serzoni

iTrader: (13)

Looks like a 10R5 with an aftermarket chassis and the pod from a 12R5.1. The 10R5.1 has dampener tubes instead of a side shock, and shares its rear pod with the 12R5.2. The front suspension is also the older version- threaded inserts in the lower arms. Definitely not a 10R5.1.

Pulse_

thanks! I had some doubts so I'm glad I asked the question here

NutDriver

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I was hoping that I could get some input on preferred 1s ESCs. I have a Hobbywing 1s, but was hoping to get another ESC that costs less. Opinions?

Scott

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

Scott,

I have an older Hobbywing V2.1 1S in one WGT (asphalt) that performs really well.

You might check around for a used HW V2.1 1S. It was replaced by the HW V3.1 1S that some racers likely 'just had to have'.

Bill

vafactor

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if you run only blinky, the Hobbywing Just Stock is an option worth considering. They are much smaller than the boost capable versions and they are super inexpensive. I think CRC sells the Just Stocks for under $70, which is an amazingly low price for a good solid speedo. One drawback (a minor one), you'll probably need a booster if you run 1cell with the Just Stock speedo. Luckily good boosters are small and light and available at low prices too.

NutDriver

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I was planning on running Blinky with a 13.5 and 1s.
Thanks for the info Bill and VA.

Bill, can you direct me to a baseline setup for the CRC 10LE?