3LikesCRC 1/10 Pan Car
07-09-2012, 07:31 PM
#2896
Tech Adept
Just wanted to let everyone know about our new 12th and 10th scale pan car tire truing adapter. This really helps get a true running tire by clamping the wheel the same way as when the wheel is attached to the hub with the mounting screws. Check it out at www.teamtamale.com.
07-09-2012, 08:14 PM
#2897
add front wheel bearings on the list
Atown,
Front steering blocks (come as pair with right and left blocks). They can come with either 5/64" or 1/8" axles; so, check for which one you have. 1/8" axles are fairly new. 5/64" axles use #3251 blocks and 1/8" axles use #3221 blocks.
And a spare set of either 5/64" or 1/8" front axles. #3235 and #1236 respectively.
#3281 Clamping Side links (pair).
#1728 Large D-Ring Axle for 1/10 scale (each). In case you have a big impact involving the rear end.
Post a picture of the car and I may come up with some other items to suggest. What bumper does the car have?
Bill
Front steering blocks (come as pair with right and left blocks). They can come with either 5/64" or 1/8" axles; so, check for which one you have. 1/8" axles are fairly new. 5/64" axles use #3251 blocks and 1/8" axles use #3221 blocks.
And a spare set of either 5/64" or 1/8" front axles. #3235 and #1236 respectively.
#3281 Clamping Side links (pair).
#1728 Large D-Ring Axle for 1/10 scale (each). In case you have a big impact involving the rear end.
Post a picture of the car and I may come up with some other items to suggest. What bumper does the car have?
Bill
07-09-2012, 08:17 PM
#2898
which spec tire would you recommand for gen x le?
i m having my first pan car trophy race in a month
thanks
i m having my first pan car trophy race in a month
thanks
07-09-2012, 10:35 PM
#2899
Tech Adept
got to be the CRC spec tyres, I have tried others but couldn't get consistant results like I do with the CRCs!
07-09-2012, 11:57 PM
#2900
Hi,
I did a search but could not find it. I was wondering if the Calandra Pro Strut Steering Blocks: Gen-Xi CLN3221 have the same dimensions and geometry as the old associated dynamic strut spindle? Reason i ask is that i wanted to put a crc suspension on a car that was designed for the old associated strut but i got ackerman (too extreme) and some other geometry problems with the standard crc steering spindle (with the graphite #1752 part). Was wondering if the new spindle will get me roughly the same steering geometry as the old associated strut suspension. Maybe someone has 1:1 experience with it already.
I did a search but could not find it. I was wondering if the Calandra Pro Strut Steering Blocks: Gen-Xi CLN3221 have the same dimensions and geometry as the old associated dynamic strut spindle? Reason i ask is that i wanted to put a crc suspension on a car that was designed for the old associated strut but i got ackerman (too extreme) and some other geometry problems with the standard crc steering spindle (with the graphite #1752 part). Was wondering if the new spindle will get me roughly the same steering geometry as the old associated strut suspension. Maybe someone has 1:1 experience with it already.
Last edited by 2wdrive; 07-10-2012 at 12:30 AM.
07-10-2012, 08:34 AM
#2901
Just wanted to let everyone know about our new 12th and 10th scale pan car tire truing adapter. This really helps get a true running tire by clamping the wheel the same way as when the wheel is attached to the hub with the mounting screws. Check it out at www.teamtamale.com.
07-10-2012, 10:24 AM
#2902
Tech Adept
We sold out of the new rear pod a while back. I have more material to make some more. I have a couple of other projects to finish up, then I will get back to making some more before IIC and carpet season fires back up.
07-10-2012, 05:55 PM
#2903
07-11-2012, 01:16 AM
#2905
Atown,
Just thought of an even more important part. CRC #1766 Rear Bottom Plate (for rear pod). I have had a few of these get tweaked in big shunts. Not necessarily broken; but, no longer lays flat on a setup board making it difficult to properly setup the car.
Cheers!
Bill
Just thought of an even more important part. CRC #1766 Rear Bottom Plate (for rear pod). I have had a few of these get tweaked in big shunts. Not necessarily broken; but, no longer lays flat on a setup board making it difficult to properly setup the car.
Cheers!
Bill
07-11-2012, 07:05 PM
#2908
Tech Adept
Someone else emailed me the same question. I depends on the knob that comes with your arbor. If the threads start at the end of the knob, it should work. The reason I supply a 6mm knob is the latest Hudy arbor comes with a 6mm machined knob that has a c'bore in the end and the threads will not engage the arbor when using my adapter.
07-11-2012, 07:56 PM
#2909
See ya at the IIC.
Bill
07-11-2012, 09:34 PM
#2910
Tech Regular
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