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Old 05-17-2005, 01:44 PM
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Originally posted by Brian McGreevy
If you're going to run outside now but plan to run on the rug later, I'd suggest getting the 0166UK kit. It comes with the 4 degree blocks and front diff. I have been using that on carpet/foam on low, medium, and medium/high bite and it has been awesome. The 3.5 mm topdeck is a nice feature of the Carpet spec, but not essential. Jeff Dayger finished 2nd in stock at the carpet nats with a UK kit (3 mm chassis plates).

As far as bang-for-your buck goes, you can't beat the Carpet spec, as you get the X-hard 75% arms, 4 degree blocks, 3.5 mm topdeck and silver spring set. If you got this kit, you would want to get the Black spring set for rubber tires and probably the 3 mm topdeck, but that depends on how high the grip is at your track.
No grip on the blacktop here.

So I get the Carpet kit, 3mm top deck, black springs?
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Old 05-17-2005, 01:47 PM
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Yeah and if you prefer (and your track allows it) a oneway, add that too. You'll have everything you need for both asphalt and carpet racing. For any of the three kits, I suggest you get the 1.3 mm pistons (2 pair). They are just better everywhere, it seems.
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ive been sold for 4 months....now only if money grew on tree's
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Originally posted by raffaelli
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Welcome to the wonderfull world of Corally !!


your gonna love this car Chris.
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Originally posted by Brandon Melton
If any of you guys run the GTX in the car, could you please post a pic of your electronics in the car (if it's neat of course). And if you somehow got the power cap in it somewhere, try to have the pic show it. Thanks.
Brandon......

I don't have a picture but I run the GTX. I took a piece of lexan and cut it the width of the Speedo and the length of it plus about another 3/4 inch to shoo goo the Cap down.

Then I just slide the whole thing in with the wires facing forward. The cap sits under the topdeck. Depends what receiver I guess but it works perfectly. If you can follow that description. hehe.

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I have mine tie-wraped to one of the power wires. It's been fine for months now and it free's up some space on the chassis.
not the most neat solution. But get's the job done easily and securely

I'll se if I can snap a pic for you
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Old 05-17-2005, 06:16 PM
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Originally posted by SpeedDesignz
Welcome to the wonderfull world of Corally !!


your gonna love this car Chris.
Thanks! Now I just need some time to build it!!!!!
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Does anyone know the internal gear ratio for the rear mounted assassin with the twin belts.
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"New Inside Scoop"

Mike Bruce incognito caught testing the Mi2 with Schumacher's very own Teemu Leino









j/k....But it sure does look like Mike
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Default what Extra Parts should I stock up on? and where to get them?

I'm planning on getting the RDX,
What parts should I stock up on incase something breaks?
or what parts are the weakest on the car in case something
does break?.....

Also, can someone list all the websites where
I can order parts ASAP just in case I need them ASAP

thanks

p.s. How hard is it to build this kit?
I've built the Assasin before, will it be just
as tedious?
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pw- thats his twin!
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Old 05-18-2005, 09:22 AM
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Default Re: what Extra Parts should I stock up on? and where to get them?

Originally posted by rclab1
I'm planning on getting the RDX,
What parts should I stock up on incase something breaks?
or what parts are the weakest on the car in case something
does break?.....

Also, can someone list all the websites where
I can order parts ASAP just in case I need them ASAP

thanks

p.s. How hard is it to build this kit?
I've built the Assasin before, will it be just
as tedious?
www.corallyusa.com has all their dealers listed with Location, Phone numbers and website if available. I would start there.

Same as any other car for spares.... arms, shock tower, steering knuckles, king pins for C-hubs, belts, screws, etc.

CorallyUSA website also has Parts List with Part Number, description and an image if available. Hope this points you in the right direction.

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Old 05-18-2005, 09:25 AM
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Default Re: what Extra Parts should I stock up on? and where to get them?

Originally posted by rclab1
I'm planning on getting the RDX,
What parts should I stock up on incase something breaks?
or what parts are the weakest on the car in case something
does break?.....

Also, can someone list all the websites where
I can order parts ASAP just in case I need them ASAP

thanks

p.s. How hard is it to build this kit?
I've built the Assasin before, will it be just
as tedious?
I bought some extra everything just in case as my LHS doesn't stock too many Corally parts. I bought extra belts, hinge pins, arms, washers, steering knuckles, castor blocks, diff materials, ball cups, o-rings...I stocked up on all the stuff I would normally go through on any car and all the parts I would need to do a cpomplete rebuild.

The only item I have broken so far however is one steering knuckle.

I cannot comment on how this car is to assemble compared to the Assasin cause I have never built an Assasin but the RDX went together better than any other car I've ever built (including X-Ray).
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i need to know what the dimension of the bearing that are in the aluminium stering block??? the one on the top (litle one)??

Later!!
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