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

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https://www.genesisrcraceway.com/

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Old 12-18-2017, 10:52 AM
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Not trying to sound like a troll here, but is the screw head on the open hole side, or the threaded side? We had a guy up here that tightened the screw til it wouldnt move and it kept sliding off. Found he had the screws opposite holes and there isnt clamping force. Just an idea to check.
Ill have to check when I get home but I am pretty sure I did it the way the kit showed. I think if you do it the other way you wont be able to put the tire bolts in because they would hit the head of the clamp bolt
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Anyone else have an issue with the left rear hub on a ck25? I was building the kit last night and tightened it down to where I felt comfortable and it slid right off. I tightened it down a little more and stripped it out.
Been there, done that.

Although I don't have a CK25 (yet), I have always used longer screws than those that came with the CRC 1/12th and 1/10th kits to take advantage of all the threads machined into the hub. Haven't stripped one since...
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Old 12-18-2017, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by AMitchell05
Ill have to check when I get home but I am pretty sure I did it the way the kit showed. I think if you do it the other way you wont be able to put the tire bolts in because they would hit the head of the clamp bolt
Its an easy check, in the grand scheme itd be an easy fix. Im not sure the screws are long enough to hit, unless you're using the WGT & WGTR kit wheel screws. Those are longer than the 12th scale ones.
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Been there, done that.

Although I don't have a CK25 (yet), I have always used longer screws than those that came with the 1/12th and 1/10th kits to take advantage of all the threads machined into the hub. Haven't stripped one since...
Thanks guys, I took it all apart tonight and put longer screws in and it seemed to work. Looks like I got a little lucky and didnt completely strip out the hub. I will get another one ordered for my box just in case
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Thanks guys, I took it all apart tonight and put longer screws in and it seemed to work. Looks like I got a little lucky and didnt completely strip out the hub. I will get another one ordered for my box just in case
Excellent!
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Anyone have a good starting rollout for 13.5 and 17.5 on black carpet.

Thank you
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The looks of the CK25 has me thinking of picking up 12scale racing again. Have a worn Xi on the chelf, and it is the best 12scale car I've ever run. The CF25 looks very similar

Loved the adjustability of the front end on the Xi, will parts lik 3276 and 3277 fit on the CK25?
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Old 12-27-2017, 06:09 AM
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Anyone have a good starting rollout for 13.5 and 17.5 on black carpet.

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You are better off to go to the top of the electric on road forum, and select the "team and company" tab. Find the Company of Motor you run, and ask within. There is probably 20mm of rollout difference between brands, maybe more.
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The looks of the CK25 has me thinking of picking up 12scale racing again. Have a worn Xi on the chelf, and it is the best 12scale car I've ever run. The CF25 looks very similar

Loved the adjustability of the front end on the Xi, will parts lik 3276 and 3277 fit on the CK25?
Yes they will!
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You are better off to go to the top of the electric on road forum, and select the "team and company" tab. Find the Company of Motor you run, and ask within. There is probably 20mm of rollout difference between brands, maybe more.
Thank you, will do.
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Is it normal for the new car to have lots of bump steer?
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Originally Posted by Friulimotosport
Is it normal for the new car to have lots of bump steer?
Yes, and you can adjust it away by raising the front roll center or raising the steering link mount on the spindle.
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Yes, and you can adjust it away by raising the front roll center or raising the steering link mount on the spindle.
Thanks for the feed back.
So is it best to get the steering links as close to the same angle as the upper arms?
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Originally Posted by Friulimotosport
Thanks for the feed back.
So is it best to get the steering links as close to the same angle as the upper arms?
It might take a little more than that.
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haven't seen anything posted here on this

Red RC ? RC Car News » CRC Carpet Knife Twenty5 Japan Edition

will this or parts be available they CRC in US?
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