XRAY X12'16
09-28-2015, 03:57 PM
#33
09-28-2015, 05:35 PM
#34
The upper carbon servo mount part will also fit the 2015 car.
So the 2016 servo mounting can be used on the old car as well.
So the 2016 servo mounting can be used on the old car as well.
09-29-2015, 03:19 PM
#35
Can this be found in the States?
09-29-2015, 03:26 PM
#36
10-12-2015, 04:25 AM
#37
On http://teamxray.com/x12/, they say that "Excess play in the steering block was removed to improve steering response", but it's the same steering block in the X12'15 and X12'16?
For example, the left steering block is 372221 in both models?
There's another steering block, the 372220, that the X10'15 still uses, I'm wondering if this isn't something that they improved compared to the 2014 model (with the X10'15 trailing behind), and just kept the blurb in their page?
For example, the left steering block is 372221 in both models?
There's another steering block, the 372220, that the X10'15 still uses, I'm wondering if this isn't something that they improved compared to the 2014 model (with the X10'15 trailing behind), and just kept the blurb in their page?
10-12-2015, 05:53 AM
#38
On http://teamxray.com/x12/, they say that "Excess play in the steering block was removed to improve steering response", but it's the same steering block in the X12'15 and X12'16?
For example, the left steering block is 372221 in both models?
There's another steering block, the 372220, that the X10'15 still uses, I'm wondering if this isn't something that they improved compared to the 2014 model (with the X10'15 trailing behind), and just kept the blurb in their page?
For example, the left steering block is 372221 in both models?
There's another steering block, the 372220, that the X10'15 still uses, I'm wondering if this isn't something that they improved compared to the 2014 model (with the X10'15 trailing behind), and just kept the blurb in their page?
Haven't run my X12 in anger yet.
10-12-2015, 05:54 AM
#39
10-12-2015, 06:56 AM
#40
10-12-2015, 09:46 PM
#42
Hey guys.
My first new 1/12th build in almost 20 years. Have been playing nitro since then.
Anyway i started building last night and stuffed up one of the first steps by putting the steel pivot balls in the bottom arms instead of the carbon ones.
Is it possible to get them back out or would i do too much damage? Any tips would be great.
My first new 1/12th build in almost 20 years. Have been playing nitro since then.
Anyway i started building last night and stuffed up one of the first steps by putting the steel pivot balls in the bottom arms instead of the carbon ones.
Is it possible to get them back out or would i do too much damage? Any tips would be great.
10-13-2015, 01:50 AM
#44
Hey guys.
My first new 1/12th build in almost 20 years. Have been playing nitro since then.
Anyway i started building last night and stuffed up one of the first steps by putting the steel pivot balls in the bottom arms instead of the carbon ones.
Is it possible to get them back out or would i do too much damage? Any tips would be great.
My first new 1/12th build in almost 20 years. Have been playing nitro since then.
Anyway i started building last night and stuffed up one of the first steps by putting the steel pivot balls in the bottom arms instead of the carbon ones.
Is it possible to get them back out or would i do too much damage? Any tips would be great.
10-13-2015, 04:56 AM
#45
Thanks. I already ordered a 2nd set of steel pivot balls today. Should be here tomorrow. Will try a mates pivot ball remover on the lower arms when I see him
