Jammin CRT.5 Brushless
01-08-2011, 02:56 PM
#46
I measured 11mm.
I ran the SCRT10 spur gear in mine. Had to remove a little material on the long sides of the slot. ALthough it might just fit, I had shifted my motor and center diff, so my new holes weren't exactly centering the diff.
Thanks for the tip on the body, I'll have to grab a couple before there gone.
I'll be racing mine, the local track said they'd put me w/ the mod staduim truck class, if enough of them show up, or the novice class. Not to stoked on racing in the novice class, those dudes are hard on their rigs.
I think that I could run w/ the 13.5 4x4 buggy class.
Looking forward to checking it out.
I'm running the sct kit in my crt. Geared 15/46, stock tires, 2s, it runs good. Mind you I'm running on a pretty small indoor track, top speed is on the low side. I'm also runnning the same kit in my SCRT10. The SCT kit is a awesome motor/esc for the budget racers.
Thinking about doing the conversion to my upgraded .5 since I have so much $ and spares into it. The Proline body is definately the way to go for the extended chassis versions. Nothing else fits as nicely! Didn't even know anyone had them anymore. Can someone tell me if these Delrin Spurs from STRC will fit the CRT.5?
http://www.toadztoyz.com/OFNA/HYPER-...83169-1-2.html
http://www.toadztoyz.com/OFNA/HYPER-...83169-1-2.html
Thanks for the tip on the body, I'll have to grab a couple before there gone.
I'll be racing mine, the local track said they'd put me w/ the mod staduim truck class, if enough of them show up, or the novice class. Not to stoked on racing in the novice class, those dudes are hard on their rigs.
I think that I could run w/ the 13.5 4x4 buggy class.
As far as I know all the scrt10 stuff will bolt on. The CRT I'm getting has the rcmonster extended chassis, motor mount and chassis braces.and stadium truck rears all around. I can't wait for It to get here. I have a castle 1406 series 5700kv motor a mmm and a 2s 40c 5000 mah ready for it when it comes. I can't wait.
I'm running the sct kit in my crt. Geared 15/46, stock tires, 2s, it runs good. Mind you I'm running on a pretty small indoor track, top speed is on the low side. I'm also runnning the same kit in my SCRT10. The SCT kit is a awesome motor/esc for the budget racers.
01-08-2011, 03:33 PM
#48
[QUOTE=-R2-;8434892]Just so you know we still have some of the Proline Crowd Pleazer bodies, the part number is 40935. Nitrohouse can sell them to you. get em while you can I believe we have about 35 left.
Can you post a link? I looked and couldn't find it.
Anyone one try the Jconcepts body? Not sure if it's suited for the short or long chassis?
http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index...roducts_id=174
Can you post a link? I looked and couldn't find it.
Anyone one try the Jconcepts body? Not sure if it's suited for the short or long chassis?
http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index...roducts_id=174
01-11-2011, 07:07 AM
#52
Mine is in the mail, should be here on Friday. 
Can't wait, should be fun. I had to go with the Sidewinder sct as well. For $109 it cannot be beat. Now I gotta decide weather or not to put that in my scrt10 and swap my vxl system to the crt, or put the sidewinder in the crt.
Can't wait, should be fun. I had to go with the Sidewinder sct as well. For $109 it cannot be beat. Now I gotta decide weather or not to put that in my scrt10 and swap my vxl system to the crt, or put the sidewinder in the crt.
01-11-2011, 06:51 PM
#56
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I got mine last week. You have to mount/glue tires, paint and cut body, drill holes in the wing, Build and fill the shocks with oil, and convert it to electric if you want. It comes with the extended chassis in the box... so if you want to run that (which I recommend), you have to swap chassis when you get it. It was a fun build.... all be it not a full build.
01-11-2011, 07:05 PM
#58
Flesh-Yea I got it off that ebay deal you posted, thanks. I gotta order the parts to convert to electric still, got em in my list on amain. I'll deff be using the ext chassis.
SuperEK-I am going to race it with Ofna Hyper TT truggies, plus there is at least one guy at the track who has a e-crt.5. There are a bunch of tt's at my local track, but they cost around $230 versus the Jammin at $75. And the tt's are on back order everywhere almost all the time.
SuperEK-I am going to race it with Ofna Hyper TT truggies, plus there is at least one guy at the track who has a e-crt.5. There are a bunch of tt's at my local track, but they cost around $230 versus the Jammin at $75. And the tt's are on back order everywhere almost all the time.
01-11-2011, 07:15 PM
#59
Flesh-Yea I got it off that ebay deal you posted, thanks. I gotta order the parts to convert to electric still, got em in my list on amain. I'll deff be using the ext chassis.
SuperEK-I am going to race it with Ofna Hyper TT truggies, plus there is at least one guy at the track who has a e-crt.5. There are a bunch of tt's at my local track, but they cost around $230 versus the Jammin at $75. And the tt's are on back order everywhere almost all the time.
SuperEK-I am going to race it with Ofna Hyper TT truggies, plus there is at least one guy at the track who has a e-crt.5. There are a bunch of tt's at my local track, but they cost around $230 versus the Jammin at $75. And the tt's are on back order everywhere almost all the time.