speedy2

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no news ??

climbaatizept

http://www.neobuggy.net/modules/news...p?storyid=9583

They made 6th with the Intech

Darylc

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if any body has a issue with to much bump steer just move the ackerman plate to the under side of its mounts,works really well,the standard position had to much bump steer for me

koopesv

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where can i get one at

deadmancourt

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Answer-Rcusa.com

newuserlosi8t

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+1 that whats up answer-rc for all ur intech needs

mikenix

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Intech has also supplied shorter balls joints in the newer kits, but what you did works as well. I put my servo arm on the inside of the car so I can't put the ackerman underneath it.

Mo Denton

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also use AE outer ball studs

mikenix

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Looking for something different for 2011? The Intech is a great platform and really worth considering. We're hoping to find a nice pocket of drivers to help support the brand. This is a partial sponsorship but you'll find that with this support you can help mitigate costs of this sport we enjoy.



Answer-RCUSA has been working diligently to expand product offerings so your support will go beyond the Intech line.



In the near future we'll also be in the need of a Team Manager for the 2011 Intech racing team effort. This would be an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build they're R/C resume as they look to gain experience in the hobby/sport.

Responsibilities would include:

Signing new drivers to the team

Handling most communication to the team

Capture changes to communicate to the factory

Help evangelize the brand.



Please send your resume and/or information to mike AT answer-rccusa.com . I would prefer no PMs as they're hard to manage.

TVMRocket69

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Hello all. Looking for some info on this buggy. First; What size swaybars are included in the kit? The next question is for Mike. Do you still have any of the Prebuilt's and if so do they have the updated parts?

mikenix

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Bob!

I'm 98% sure the kit comes with 2.4 front and 2.6 rear, the exact size the roll bar set is missing. Everything I have now has all the updated parts. A few notes on the ARR. Diffs are dry and everything needs to be double checked and loctite used.

TVMRocket69

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Thanks Mike.

IRSR

The kit comes with 2.4 front and 2.6 rear as stock. The option sway bars go with Front: 2.0, 2.2, 2.6, 2.8 and Rear: 2.4, 2.8, 3.0

Darylc

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l raced the br5 for the first time yesterday and all l can say is wow it handled verry well,track was hard packed but verry dusty/slippery
l thought l would share my setup as l think its a good starting point for most tracks,but hey everybody is different

Front shocks:50wt muchmore oil,1.3 pistons,white springs,inner middle hole on tower inner hole on arms
Akerman under saver posts and in middle hole + 1.5deg toe out
Front kickup middle insert (0) front toe plate inserts most inner insert (-1)
Front camber rod middle on tower + 1.5deg camber
Front diff oil 5000wt mugen oil
Standard sway bar 2.4mm
Front ride height 27mm

centre diff 5000wt mugen oil
13 tooth clutch bell
standard spur gear

Rear shocks: 40wt muchmore oil with 1.3 pisons,white springs,inner middle hole on tower inner hole on arms
Rear toe plate 3.5deg most outer insert (+1)
Rear antisquat middle insert (0)
Rear camber rod middle hole on tower middle hole rear hub + 2deg camber
rear diff oil 2000wt mugen oil
Standard rear sway bar 2.6mm
Rear ride height 30mm

Middle hole on wing mount with standard br5 wing
M3 Revolvers,black proline insert

TVMRocket69

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Does the BR5 use Flat or hump packs?