Associated RC12R5
#1637
#1638
Tech Regular
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 302
Battery foward.
#1639
Tech Regular
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 302
No I ran the novak booster in the 1/12th car
#1640
Tech Adept
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 225
I noticed that you qualified ninth overall and 2 laps off the pace of TQ. Were you down on horespower or was the car just not very good. I always remember you being much quicker with brushed motors.

Travis
#1641
Hey guys, I have a Futaba 9650 servo in my 12r5. I just got my ESC wired up and went to attach the servo saver, and I can't get it on. What servo saver have you guys been using? Kimbrough medium?
Nevermind. The stock one is for Airtronics. I just need to get the Futaba one.
Nevermind. The stock one is for Airtronics. I just need to get the Futaba one.
Last edited by Scottmisfits; 10-03-2009 at 06:44 AM. Reason: found answer
#1642
Hey guys, I have a Futaba 9650 servo in my 12r5. I just got my ESC wired up and went to attach the servo saver, and I can't get it on. What servo saver have you guys been using? Kimbrough medium?
Nevermind. The stock one is for Airtronics. I just need to get the Futaba one.
Nevermind. The stock one is for Airtronics. I just need to get the Futaba one.
#1643
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (4)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 928
From: Elyria, Oh
Ran the new car at The Gate in Cleveland yesterday. The car was very good right out of the box. Really didn't make any changes I hadn't raced since the champs. The one thing I did notice with the lipos is if you hit something it takes a lot longer to come up to speed. It also seemed like in the last two minutes the car flattened out, but the lap times didn't show it. Ran old tires from last year Parma purple and grey and like I said the car worked very well. I got a good baseline for laptimes so next time will start making changes. I also ran Jack and the car showed no signs of losing traction. This was all done with a 17.5 motor. If anybody gets to Cleveland be sure to check out the new and improved Gate it is awsome!
chuck
chuck
#1645
Tech Regular
iTrader: (10)
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 371
From: McDonough, GA
After a 15 year hiatus from 1/12th scale, I've got a couple runs under my belt now with the 12r5. Here's what I've found so far. I started out with Sean's last LiPo setup and began making changes from there. The center shock (gold spring)and the side shock I have 40wt Losi in them and the car seems much more driveable now. Gold side springs seemed too much but the blues with some tension on them are pretty solid with this combination. Anyone else running this much dampening in their cars?
I've had some trouble with the yellow rear tires as well. They have great bite but after trying a set of greys the car felt more neutral and stable. The yellows want to roll the rubber off the rims after a few runs too. Is there something that I might be doing wrong or over looking? These are JACO's tires.
Thanks,
Curtis
I've had some trouble with the yellow rear tires as well. They have great bite but after trying a set of greys the car felt more neutral and stable. The yellows want to roll the rubber off the rims after a few runs too. Is there something that I might be doing wrong or over looking? These are JACO's tires.
Thanks,
Curtis
#1647
#1648
Tech Master
iTrader: (42)
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 1,423
From: Frederick, MD
I put the new POD on my 12r5 this past weekend for the first time at the ROAR Nationals. I must say the car was dialed with it. All the room for the motor was awesome. It seems like the new top plate moves the center shock mount forward a bit. Sean would have to say for sure though.
#1649
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 9,866
From: Murfreesboro, TN
I put the new POD on my 12r5 this past weekend for the first time at the ROAR Nationals. I must say the car was dialed with it. All the room for the motor was awesome. It seems like the new top plate moves the center shock mount forward a bit. Sean would have to say for sure though.
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