Sounds good, thank you!

Can someone please advise me on the most accurate way of setting up the front toe on a 12th scale car? (is there a setup jig you can get for this)
Thanks Brendan

Can anyone please send me an exel set-up sheet for the 12L4 (the one where you fill it out on the computer)

cheers
Chris

Niftech makes a little kit thing that lets you check a few different things on the front end but, I would say most people just eyeball it.

The Niftech alignment jig is top-shelf...and a bargain at only $25 because it's really worth it's weight in gold. It seems kind of fiddly to use the first couple times you use it, but after you've done it a couple times it becomes second nature. Pic attached. The pic shows three bar/rod combos but the kit comes with two. They added the third at the rear to show measuring rear axle for centeredness. On the front you check toe-in and camber.

One of the things it points out is JUST how important it is to take the extra couple minutes when building your car to make sure that the adjustment direction (which way you "pull" your turnbuckle wrench to lengthen or shorten) is consistent on your camber turnbuckles and tie rods. I am AMAZED at the number of people who have these as mix-n-match.

Best bet to order or ask questions is to call. Ray and Julie are some of the nicest people in RC. If you're placing an order go ahead and buy some of their traction compound--it's the best stuff going right now and is non wintergreen based so it qualifies as "odor-free". Get two bottles because you'll wish you had more.

Browse their catalog--the stuff they have is AMAZING and every bit of it is top-shelf stuff (and, typically, priced accordingly).

The down side--you either pre-pay for your order or it gets sent COD. Kind of a pain, but worth it.

Scottrik

Another affordable way is to buy 2- 1' pcs of 1/8"id brass tubes from your
local hardware store. Take off your tires and slide the tubes on, turn on your radio & esc and adjust accordingly. Quick & easy but the niftech station is definately more accurate!!

Hey guys I just finished building my CRC 3.1 and I was wondering where I could get my hands on a good servo saver? Or was the kit supposed to come with one.
Thanks for the help.
Sean

I dont think it was supposed to come with one, kimbrough make a good one.

Cool so where do I get my hands on one?
Speedtech?

I got mine from my LHS it was 4 dollars.

Cool thanks for the info man!

No problem, just make sure you get the right one for your servo manufactuer.

Trackside has them.

Outstanding!!! I'll be there on Tuesday...also going to bug a bunch od the 12th scalers...

I wont be there Tuesday. I am going to be at His-N-Hers on Thursday getting ready for the Hurricane race this weekend.