Originally Posted by HUTTNER

The kit comes with two sets of 1.0mm and .5mm alum. washers for front ride height adjustments, and it is pre-drilled for a servo. The servo mount also has shimming spacers for shimming bump steer and you shouldn't have fitment issues with most makes of 1/12th scale servos.

Originally Posted by nitrobeast

Just picked up a 12r5.1 and have a few questions.

The chassis is pre-drilled for a servo, which servo fits the best?
Does anyone make ride height adjuster for it like the crc ones? I tried the crc ones and the space is to close together.

Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX

http://www.rctech.net/forum/1298524-post10146.html

Originally Posted by andrewdoherty

I think I saw one of those on RedBulFixx's 12r5 at Asphalt Nats.

Originally Posted by Robert_K

I love the body, It's really really agressive, and is pretty low round the elec's
It's nothing compaird to a Parma Zytec, it's really agressive! the BA004 (Bomb "R" is a bit more stable).

Note, it's a really high end body and is really thin Lexan. I re-inforce the front body posts with a small piece of lexan and double side tape.

Best Regards Robert

Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX

It's very light, and is good for Stock or Stock Spec, not enough downforce for mod.
But it is one of the most "realistic" 12th bodies I've found, so I run it all time

A also re-enforce them as Robert said.

Originally Posted by nitrobeast

I was trying not to use the aluminum spacers. The crc stuff you just loosen the screws and slide the shim in and out. No need to actually take the screws out. Much faster and easier that way.

Originally Posted by AreCee

Here you go, these are what you are looking for:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Kit-10R5-12R5

Get two sets if you don't cut down the tires.

Originally Posted by nitrobeast

Just picked up a 12r5.1 and have a few questions.

The chassis is pre-drilled for a servo, which servo fits the best?
Does anyone make ride height adjuster for it like the crc ones? I tried the crc ones and the space is to close together.

Originally Posted by AreCee

The Futaba 9650 is a perfect fit. (Remember that it uses a 25 spline servo saver, the kit's is 23 spline.)

Originally Posted by AreCee

The Futaba 9650 is a perfect fit. (Remember that it uses a 25 spline servo saver, the kit's is 23 spline.)

Originally Posted by nitrobeast

I was trying not to use the aluminum spacers. The crc stuff you just loosen the screws and slide the shim in and out. No need to actually take the screws out. Much faster and easier that way.

Originally Posted by avs

for a less pricy option consider
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=7884

you can get a half dozen for the price of one TQ booster, but you need to rig your own wiring and switch if you want.

Originally Posted by inconceivable

Tony - I have one of these but the instructions leave a little to be desired. How do you wire this up ? I get that the end with JST connector goes to the receiver, but how do you wire the other end (to the battery I suppose ?). I'm using a Tekin RS if that matters. Any insight is appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike