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Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:04 am
by scootmike
Y'ernat Al wrote:http://www.rc10talk.com/download/file.php?id=78873&mode=view
gomachv wrote:What does the CRP adapter look like? Does it go right on the taper?
I've seen this pic before and it is misleading. These are just stock discs with an old header? Actual CRP discs are silver and larger diameter (they fit onto the taper just the same). CRP stuff was never black, only silver or gold btw. I will have a pic for you over on my build when I get back to it.

Cool build. This is reminding me to get back to mine. :roll:
I've been waiting for an update on yours.
Actually CRP did have them in black also, have a couple of pairs of them still nip also have them in silver.
Will take a pic when I update my build, going to change a few things.

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 12:46 pm
by scootmike
Just went through some parts, looks like crp made them in 2 different sizes.
I have them in black which are small and silver which are large, both have the same header card and part number 1702.
Never noticed this, guess it was for the ss & rr differences in size?

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 12:56 pm
by DennisM
The one with the bigger wheels was the Super Champ.
1.7" if I remember it correctly?

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 1:06 pm
by scootmike
The super champ was the same size as the sand scorcher 1.5, rough rider was 1.75.
:D

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 1:11 pm
by DennisM
Yup, just like I said :oops: :mrgreen:
Then it would made sense, if they made..... naaaaaeh
Why´s there two different sizes? :D

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 6:19 pm
by scootmike
Here's a pic of the CRP 1702's, crappy pic but definitely 2 different sizes.

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 6:27 pm
by scootmike
Some updated pics of my buggy!
Still need to soak the radio tub and finish the steering.
Need to edit the original post as to parts used, a lot changed.

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:53 am
by Hcp22
Your Scorpion are coming along nicely my friend, I rely like your red wheels!

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 7:02 am
by DennisM
That looks freakin´COOL!

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 12:49 am
by shodog
Very cool looking. That is turning out nicely

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 1:32 am
by knucklebuster
Looks great Mike!

FYI you bought the gears from me 8) You would not have known as I do not advertise my ebay auctions on this site, nor have I sold any of my cars posted to this site.

I may as well advertise here... it seems like everyone else does :lol:

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 8:21 am
by Hcp22
scootmike wrote:Here's a pic of the CRP 1702's, crappy pic but definitely 2 different sizes.
Could it be that the black ones didn’t give enough room between the wheel and shock? Or are the natural made for fitting Fox wheels or similar and the black for SRB wheels? Just thinking out loud... :D

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 9:47 am
by 1300GT
scootmike wrote:Just went through some parts, looks like crp made them in 2 different sizes.
I have them in black which are small and silver which are large, both have the same header card and part number 1702.
Never noticed this, guess it was for the ss & rr differences in size?
I just compared my silver CRP adaptors to some RR and SS wheels and I think that the silver ones are meant to be used with the RR wheels. When placed together I noticed that the roll pin lines up exactly with any one of the five screw holes in the RR wheels. The SS wheels screw holes are a smaller diameter and don't line up with the roll pin in the silver adaptor. CRP didn't supply any instructions, but I think that once you have your wheels assembled you take out one of the screws and drill the hole to the same thickness as the roll pin. With the adaptor on the Scorpion's axle you then put the wheel on making sure that the roll pin fits in the enlarged screw hole thus ensuring that the wheel dosen't spin on the adaptor. Are the roll pins in the black adaptors closer to the centre hole of the adaptor when compared to the silver ones? If so I'm betting that the black ones are meant to be used with the SS wheels. That would explain why there are two different sizes.

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 1:29 pm
by Hcp22
1300GT wrote:
scootmike wrote:Just went through some parts, looks like crp made them in 2 different sizes.
I have them in black which are small and silver which are large, both have the same header card and part number 1702.
Never noticed this, guess it was for the ss & rr differences in size?
I just compared my silver CRP adaptors to some RR and SS wheels and I think that the silver ones are meant to be used with the RR wheels. When placed together I noticed that the roll pin lines up exactly with any one of the five screw holes in the RR wheels. The SS wheels screw holes are a smaller diameter and don't line up with the roll pin in the silver adaptor. CRP didn't supply any instructions, but I think that once you have your wheels assembled you take out one of the screws and drill the hole to the same thickness as the roll pin. With the adaptor on the Scorpion's axle you then put the wheel on making sure that the roll pin fits in the enlarged screw hole thus ensuring that the wheel dosen't spin on the adaptor. Are the roll pins in the black adaptors closer to the centre hole of the adaptor when compared to the silver ones? If so I'm betting that the black ones are meant to be used with the SS wheels. That would explain why there are two different sizes.
If your assumption is right, then my reasoning wasn’t that faraway 8)

Re: Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 2:12 pm
by scootmike
Thanks for the replies everybody!

I also tried the larger silver adapters with rough rider wheels and they do fit.
Crp wasn't too much for giving instructions :D
I'd agree that the silver's are for the rr and blacks are for the ss.

Going to use mrp' s super Harris 1600 repo body on this, still need to order it.

Thanks for the gears knucklbuster! They came in handy, bit hard to find.