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Old 09-24-2009, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Sean Cochran
The screw kit will be available very soon from AE, we are just waiting on a few of the screws to arrive. As soon as they are ready we will make a press release on it.

The R5.1 pod parts are all available, there was a slight delay on the graphite part but everything is now in.
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Thanks a lot. If I could get one last thing, part numbers? For the screw kit, and complete rear pod for the 12R5.1.

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For the part numbers, go to www.rc10.com and you'll find them all. Except for the screw kit. If they haven't even announced it, there won't be a part number for it.
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Firstly.. Gidday..

Just bought my first 1/12 pan, so may be after some advice..

I got the AE of course,
GTB Series 1, cut the fins off the cooler.
Novak smart boost
1 Cell 5000mha Lipo
17.5 or 10.5 tekin brushless
Magenta fronts
no rears yet

So... what gears should i put on? The track is rather long, and bitumen.
Which motor would run better?

Smart Boost... Is the output voltage to the motor 6V? not 4.8V on the 4 cell NMHi? Therefore motor should spin faster?

Building it in the next week or two, so want all parts here before i start.. LHS is another town away.

Any help appreciated
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This is what i was talking about before Jas

https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...s&pn=SMC450RCP

I've got Paragon traction compound on the way, so see how that goes before you buy any. other than that, for the 10.5 i bout a 74 tooth but now have a 69tooth spur since my pinion wouldnt fit. dont know about the 17.5. i say put the 10.5 in, its surprising hw the faster you go with these little cars, the easier they are to drive. I'm gonna buy the associated springs too cause its doing my head in having the CRC ones (all colours are different to AE) so you can have the CRC ones to get you started.

P.S. watch those corally plugs


Originally Posted by Stangas
Firstly.. Gidday..

Just bought my first 1/12 pan, so may be after some advice..

I got the AE of course,
GTB Series 1, cut the fins off the cooler.
Novak smart boost
1 Cell 5000mha Lipo
17.5 or 10.5 tekin brushless
Magenta fronts
no rears yet

So... what gears should i put on? The track is rather long, and bitumen.
Which motor would run better?

Smart Boost... Is the output voltage to the motor 6V? not 4.8V on the 4 cell NMHi? Therefore motor should spin faster?

Building it in the next week or two, so want all parts here before i start.. LHS is another town away.

Any help appreciated
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For tyres guys you may also want to try speedmind tyres. They are a larger diameter so they can be a pain to fit on the car. Also they kind of arent really legal for racing on the standard R5 because it makes the track width too wide.

Ive ground down the left axle hub on a spare i bought and also the brushless cone for the right and it gets to legal width but the wheels are not centered. Need to spend more time getting it down.

But to get you guys started the bigger width tyres apparently give more traction and you get loads more life out of them.

There is a guy in sydney selling them, you might want to hit him up and get a couple to do a test? (http://www.rctech.net/forum/members/tl2111.html).

I found that the speedmind fronts have less traction but were a lot more consistent than running jacos (but im a complete noob!)
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yeah kewl.. 10.5 the go.

should be ready for a nightshift build next round.. lol
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Originally Posted by mangoman
For tyres guys you may also want to try speedmind tyres. They are a larger diameter so they can be a pain to fit on the car. Also they kind of arent really legal for racing on the standard R5 because it makes the track width too wide.

Ive ground down the left axle hub on a spare i bought and also the brushless cone for the right and it gets to legal width but the wheels are not centered. Need to spend more time getting it down.

But to get you guys started the bigger width tyres apparently give more traction and you get loads more life out of them.

There is a guy in sydney selling them, you might want to hit him up and get a couple to do a test? (http://www.rctech.net/forum/members/tl2111.html).

I found that the speedmind fronts have less traction but were a lot more consistent than running jacos (but im a complete noob!)

Mangoman,
could you post your entire asphalt setup for your 12R5 since we live in the same country we may have same condition tracks. Even if your a noob, i'm a noober..... I'm gonna buy the double pink fronts to try aswell as a set of speedminds and some GRP (another guy here said they were good for low grip asphalt.

how does yours drive? do you use drag brake on yours or just the trigger?


thanks
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hello everyone does anybody know if the reedy 1c lipo has humps on bottom thanx
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Ok guys Ive posted this on other threads and never got an answer I was hoping to get one here, I want to run a receiver pack on the 1/12 scale and was wondering which one is good and where to get it. Thanks guys
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Originally Posted by xtrememadness
hello everyone does anybody know if the reedy 1c lipo has humps on bottom thanx
yep.
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Originally Posted by mangoman
For tyres guys you may also want to try speedmind tyres. They are a larger diameter so they can be a pain to fit on the car. Also they kind of arent really legal for racing on the standard R5 because it makes the track width too wide.
You've got me sold.
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In doing a side by side between the 12r5 vs 12r5.1 manual these are the minimum parts you would need to purchase to make the conversion happen assuming you already own a 12r5.

Lower Pod Plate : 8511
LR bulkhead : 8537
Motor Mount Standoff : 4687
Motor Mount Plate : 8536

upper pod plate : 4688
ball stud 8mm long silver : 31284
aluminum 2mm washer : 31286
m3x5mm bhcs : 31530

Please note part# 4688 is not available till mid October 2009.
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Originally Posted by andrewdoherty
yep.
thanx andrew
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Originally Posted by Capt'N_Slow
In doing a side by side between the 12r5 vs 12r5.1 manual these are the minimum parts you would need to purchase to make the conversion happen assuming you already own a 12r5.

Lower Pod Plate : 8511
LR bulkhead : 8537
Motor Mount Standoff : 4687
Motor Mount Plate : 8536

upper pod plate : 4688
ball stud 8mm long silver : 31284
aluminum 2mm washer : 31286
m3x5mm bhcs : 31530

Please note part# 4688 is not available till mid October 2009.
Do you know roughly the cost to do this conversion?
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The top pod plate is available on the associated website #4688...i received mine thursday and raced my car last night with the conversion and it worked like a charm....i had a 12r5 and converted it into the 12r5.1...i have not added up everything but it is cheaper than buying a new car..especially when I had one almost brand new already....
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