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Welcome to the XRAY X12'16 Thread & Wikipost! Here you will find some useful info, tips and tricks as well as setups that are used by several team drivers. Many of us run the X12'16 on high bite carpet and with most US tracks going to the new black CRC carpet, most setups from here out will be developed for those high bite conditions.

Tips & Tricks:
Some racers notice slop developed in the front end over time. One method to reduce/remove this, as pointed out by some of our friends in Europe is to score the inside of the plastic front pivot ball (where the kingpin goes through) with a sharp xacto blade. Usually 4 scores at 12, 3, 6 and 9 will do. Alternative options can be found listed below.

As with any 1/12 pan car, a smooth operating suspension is critical to performance. It is recommended to polish your kingpins & hinge pins using a dremel or a drill and some sort of polish (IE Gravity polish or Mothers Aluminum polish will work). If you find that your suspension has a bind, you may look at using a reamer or drillbit to make sure the holes are clear of any flashing or debris. The only place this may happen is at the upper hingepin, which is 2mm dia.

For stock racing we usually find ourselves looking for a little more steering. One trick that some of the stock drivers have done that seems to help is lowering the graphite plate that the servo & shock mount to. To do this, you will need the 17mm standoffs from VBC and the servo mounts from the 2015 or earlier X12. Be careful that the servo mounts do not sit crooked on the plate when attaching it; a 0.2-0.5mm shim will help ensure it sits perfect on the graphite plate. Part numbers can be found below.

Option Parts to consider:
XRA371220 X12 Foam Bumper
XRA372012 Composite Front Upper Arm Mount – Right – Graphite

XRA372022 Composite Front Upper Arm Mount – Left – Graphite

XRA372113 Composite Suspension Arm Front Lower – Right – Graphite

XRA372123 Composite Suspension Arm Front Lower – Left – Graphite
XRA373584 Side Spring C=0.6 - Silver (2)
XRA373586 Side Spring C=1.2 - Black (2)
XRA375010 Graphite Rear Axle Shaft - highly recommended
XRA378094 Shock Spring C=2.1 – Black

Lowered Graphite Plate:
B-02-VBC5005
XRA376255-O Alu Servo Mount - Orange (2)

Front end options:
ASC4403 Kingpins, 1:12 Scale
ASC4622 Upper Arm Eyelets

ASC4626 Upper Arm Mounts/Steering Blocks
ASC4627 Front Axles
ASC8417 Pivot Balls

Aluminum Chassis:
Max.FX Aluminum Chassis
McFactory Motorsports
Reflex/RSD

Recent Setups:
16 April 2016 - Max Kuenning - MHIC - Mod - 3rd
16 April 2016 - Max Kuenning - MHIC - 13.5 - 4th

3 April 2016 - Alex Hagberg - European Championship - Mod - TQ + Win

31 January 2016 - Alex Hagberg - Snowbirds - Mod - TQ + Win

31 January 2016 - Robbie Dodge - Snowbirds - 17.5 - 2nd

17 January 2016 - Alex Hagberg - Reedy - Mod - 3rd

17 January 2016 - Max Kuenning - Hudy Race - 13.5 - 2nd

29 November 2015 - Max Kuenning - US Indoor Champs - Mod - 5th
29 November 2015 - Max Kuenning - US Indoor Champs - 13.5 - 10th

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Old 09-18-2015, 12:40 PM
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Default Official X-ray X12 2016 spec

Now it´s official, all specs and pics out. Cars on their way from Slovakia to shops!

http://www.teamxray.com/x12/

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Here in Sweden they will arrive next week! I'll post here at fast as possible!
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Looks great!
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They've definitely hit the target with this chassis release. Really like the TOP racing style rear pod, adjustable servo mount. Well done, Xray!
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We have one of the developer in nerby, were gona get a day with fixes and tip here so wen all thats done ill keep u posted!
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Pickin up a couple of kits now! Start building tonight!
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Now i have picked up some kits, complete with wheels and bodys. As electronics i will use the new Sanwa Vortex Super Zeros with internal 472 reciver, motor Tekin 7,5T and Sanwa 3,7v servo as we are driving with 1S here in Sweden. No need for booster and less kables sinse built in reciver. More pics from building will come. One thing i allready noticed was bad fitting to the hex screwdriver to hex screw, sort of untight compared to Mugen and others.


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Did you get 2015 models or did they just not update the box artwork to show the rear pod and floating servo mount?
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The same box as 2015 bur on the other side there is a stickerr with "2016 spec" see pict.
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Had to ream one spindle, couse of binding! Ordered Tamiya titanium screws, Xrays in kit seems to big in the hex, all of them! (yes i got god wrenches)!
And allso ordered ti turnbuckles just for the sake of it!
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Here is my electronics i´m gonna test!
http://sanwa-denshi.com/rc/car/servo/srg-hr.html 6-7,4v.

http://sanwa-denshi.com/rc/car/servo/srg-hs.html 1s (3,7v)

http://sanwa-denshi.com/rc/car/speed...plus_zero.html built in reciver

http://www.teamtekin.com/redline_gen3.html 7,5T only 158g

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Approved_.html 1s because of rules in country.
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On it´s way! Soon electronics!
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Started the electronics yesterday but got stuck on wrong pinjong! Anyone have the app or calc program for pinjong/gear ratio for 1/12s. I got a 7.5T tekin and 1s.
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Almost done! Put the gen1 tekin first since the gen3 hasnt arrived yet.
The sanwa vortex seemes to work good, so now it´s built in receiver and no volt booster. Less cables and stuff, the sanwa servo for 1s (3,7v) looks quick and really strong. Could remove the alu fasteners for the servo and bolt it right in the servo plate with the servo mounting wings!
And the telemetri on the transmitter works perfect, here i can see temp on esc and motor (inside the motor on sensorboard) volt on acc and rev rpm on motor!









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Is there someone who know the rollout and pinjong gearing to start with? 7,5t motor and 96t (64p) spur, 45mm rear wheel.
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