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Irs Part number 2215

iv bin waiting a year,but its soon so soon

I should have my new 3.2R in the next few days. This one is supposedly from a new batch from CRC with updated parts which were fabricated in the last few weeks. As to what upgrades/changes there might be, I don't know, but I will repost when I get it home and let you all know.

FYI...I have been waiting since the IIC for this kit.

What kind of CRC car is this? Is it aviable yet to the public? I really like the idea that they have of this rear pod, any opinions on it? Thanks.

Aaron

What size is everybody starting there 1/12 tires at?

as for the heads up 1/12 test i believe rc driver is going to be doing this some time this year. greg vogel has talked to me about it during the summer he just need to get all the companys to send him a car so i can start building them for him.


... if this is going to happen, have Greg give me a shout. My MS2.3 is converion only, but I could build one up complete for such a project. My emails at the bottom.

I have CRC envy... but since we are in a sharing mood, I snapped a few of my current work. My buddy told me to put the pt on the bottom of the car. So I did. One pic shows the cool body post - damper tube adjustable stand off.

Brian

I also see a white blurred spot!

So what's under the white spot eh???

I need to find out what the rollout would be for a CO27 and A Komodo Dragon on a small tight track 65x36 and another track that is 78X36.Both are fairly tight.Thanks in advance!

it's a carpet knife, but with a different pod design. not available yet. go to www.teamcrc.com for more info.

Yeah!! Please share some more Brian.

another thrust bearing :P

Front and Rear wheel offset...what's the deal with the differences between brands? Can anyone edjumicate me?

The white spot is a ghost's finger print from Halloween.

Thrust bearing! Yea.... that's it.

It's something I am working on that I will expect to sell well. There will be more testing tonight at Rain City. If all goes as expected, the order will go out for mass production.

I guess you could call it the cure for the 6:30 car.

Just a quicky comparison between brands: the offset between Jaco and CRC is very close, Parma is roughly .080" deeper offset at the rears. The fronts, I do not have memorized. Parma should used flanged bearings, Jaco can go either with or without, CRC needs unflanged.

Slampmaster6000 - I built my rear diff last night using your kit that I got from Robert at Ashford Hobbies.

All I can say is WOW!!

I've been racing 1/12 scale since the mid 80's, this little item would have saved me weeks worth of time working over diffs.