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Current Car CK25 https://lin-vsi-omspdb2.vsi-nj.vitshoppe.com:5500/em/

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Old 09-13-2012, 01:13 PM
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Will horizon hobby be carrying this model when it comes out ?
Yes they will
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Will you please stop messing around on the Internet and get these cars kitted and shipped.........

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Will you please stop messing around on the Internet and get these cars kitted and shipped.........

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He's too busy answering questions here and day dreaming about that box of fat wire HP he has coming and how many laps he is going to hang on the field!

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Yes there is. I have one on my car.
Cool. We've got a couple guys ordering or have already ordered them at our local track.
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Old 09-14-2012, 04:38 PM
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has a release date been anounced?
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Does it handle just as well with the wide conversion fitted so the lipo can lay across the car?
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Our track has decided to run 1/12 for the upcoming season. It will be my first experience with 1/12 and I've narrowed my car choice down to the new CRC. How tough is the CRC front end? We are going to be running 13.5 blinky and I'm sure I'm going to be hitting some things initially. What would be some common spares that I will need? Any other advice you feel like giving a 1/12 noob would be appreciated.
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Our track has decided to run 1/12 for the upcoming season. It will be my first experience with 1/12 and I've narrowed my car choice down to the new CRC. How tough is the CRC front end? We are going to be running 13.5 blinky and I'm sure I'm going to be hitting some things initially. What would be some common spares that I will need? Any other advice you feel like giving a 1/12 noob would be appreciated.
The front-end is tough. You'll wanna keep some spare kingpins, and an extra set of steering blocks (in case of catastrophic collision). Front springs are always good to keep on hand. An assortment of tweak springs and shock springs for tuning, and 10k, 20k, 30k lubes for the tubes and kingpins will make dialing-in easier as well.

As for the rear of the car, I like to keep a spare center pivot built up, along with a spare set of links and their corresponding pivot balls. Other than that there's nothing else you'll really need spares wise.
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I thought about geting a 12r5.2 but this car might have changed my mind. I think it was the rear ride height adjustment that got me
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has a release date been anounced?
Shipping very soon......
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Our track has decided to run 1/12 for the upcoming season. It will be my first experience with 1/12 and I've narrowed my car choice down to the new CRC. How tough is the CRC front end? We are going to be running 13.5 blinky and I'm sure I'm going to be hitting some things initially. What would be some common spares that I will need? Any other advice you feel like giving a 1/12 noob would be appreciated.
Put a foam front bumper on it. Most people run the #3259 narrow bumper, but if you are worried about hitting stuff, you can get the #3260 wide bumper. Not only does the bumper help protect the front end, it supports the body.
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Does it handle just as well with the wide conversion fitted so the lipo can lay across the car?
Yes it does. Turning the battery transverse generates more mechanical grip. That is how we ended up running it at the world's.

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four more days buddy till the 72 hours of torture begin hope your ready
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In what scenarios would the traverse battery be better?
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