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Old 12-23-2012, 09:34 AM
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Damn you're fast Joost! I could hardly resist of breaking the factory seal on your box ;-)

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Old 12-23-2012, 09:39 AM
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You should have done that Robo, I would not have mind at all

Yes, fast it is but like I said. I just put it together from the manual. No grease in the diff or tubes yet even LOL.
Now I will take it apart again and start building it. You know how it works mate...
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Old 12-23-2012, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Joost K.
Hehehe... LOL

Where are you from then? Come and visit us this summer as we race the Benelux+ race again with Pro10 cars. A very nice event over here with lot's of Pro10 action!!!
I'm from Tucson, Az, USA. About 500 miles southeast of LA. Back in the day, we raced Pro10 a lot, but now I only know of 2 other cars in my area and neither one is running. I get my Trinity out every 6 months or so and take it for a spin, just in case. Really wish I could come to Europe for some racing, but the budget just won't stand for it. Got to spend 3K on a new clutch for my Subaru Legacy soon.
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Old 12-23-2012, 09:47 AM
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3K on a Subaru clutch? Even THAT is cheaper over here in Europe LOL... Pity you can't come man. It is really fun driving over here.

Anyway, let's get back on topic again
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Expect a full report on how this baby runs. I think my old 10R5 is becoming a bit dated.
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Old 12-23-2012, 10:08 AM
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Naaahhh
I still kick some ass with my 10R5 against Corally's 235MM cars
Both running 2S and 10.5 motors.
Run it with 2S shorties or make a brace up front so you can run saddlepack or 2 1S 1:12 lipo's.
You would be supriced how it runs

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Expect a full report on how this baby runs. I think my old 10R5 is becoming a bit dated.
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Old 12-24-2012, 08:50 AM
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Ordered two 4200 Shorty lipo's and a 13.5 motor from Hobbyking and CS... Bodies are on the way. Two Sophia's, the new Protoform body is yet to come... Paint is standing ready so soon I can hit the track!!!
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Got the diff-cone in the mailbox today!!! Such great service and fast delivery from Team Associated.

That among other things is why I always come back to racing an AE car. Great job guys!!!

Everybody the best wishes for 2013, tight lines on the track and lot's of RC happiness!!!
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I have been running my 10R5.1 for a month. I love it. I am pretty much running Keven Hebert's 12R5.2 on it and its dialed. Get some black side springs, a blue center spring and 27.5wt oil. I am on pace with the fastest cars at my track (BMI Copperhead 10's and CRC Gen X10's).
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what difference does the black side springs make, are these fitted to your 1/12th or WGT I have to say this is the best combo of cars ive ever had and been racing since 1976 I LOVE MY ASSOCIATED CARS.
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Adrian, you mean Kevin Herbert's 12R5.2 set-up I guess? Okay, well I have all the springs and oil laying around so that will be no problem...
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what difference does the black side springs make, are these fitted to your 1/12th or WGT I have to say this is the best combo of cars ive ever had and been racing since 1976 I LOVE MY ASSOCIATED CARS.
The soft side springs make the car smoother, more consistent and allow for more mid corner rotation. I am actually using SpeedMerchant .018" Linear side springs. They are a bit softer through their travel than blacks which are progressive.
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Originally Posted by Joost K.
Adrian, you mean Kevin Herbert's 12R5.2 set-up I guess? Okay, well I have all the springs and oil laying around so that will be no problem...
Yes, the 1/12 setup. The only change is that I run the .018" front springs. My home track is all high speed corners and hairpins. On a track with fast chicanes .020" springs would keep the car flatter for faster transitions.
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Yes, that would be logical for the front springs. I still have to see what kind of track it will be where I will running the car. Still have to wait for some stuff like bodies, motor and batteries. Then I will give the car that basic set-up from Kevin's car and we'll see how it goes...
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Today I updated the front end of the car with parts from CEFX & CRC. It was something I was planning to do for a while on the P235-CS Pro10 car and the parts came in so I did the update on the R5.1 front end because I wanted to do this with the V2 lower arms...

Looks great and the movement is super-smooth!!!







The wheels now use larger bearings (3/16 x 5/16) and are kept in place with a bolt rather than a locknut.
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