235mm wide kit installation?

CRC Forum rookie Joined: Mar 28, 2012 Posts: 3

Hi guys, I recently got a used gen x le with the intention of converting it to pro 10. I finally got around to sitting down with the car and the widening kit and I am stumped. How do I install the front end of the widening kit? This also seems to be complicated by the fact that my used car has the lay down servo mount (I believe that is what it is called, the servo is installed directly between the front wheels instead of just behind them). The plate the servo is mounted to looks like it might interfere with the widening kit, but like I said, I am confused so maybe I am trying to put it together the wrong way.

I drove it at the stock 200mm on 13.5t and 2s to get a feel for what kind of speed I would be getting and was really surprised at how quick and agile this thing is. pro 10 is new for my club this year, in fact pan cars in general are, so I don't have a local expert to nag with my questions

I was originally thinking about moving up to mod touring this year, but someone brought up the pro 10 idea. It looks like it will sate my need for speed (and then some!) for quite a bit cheaper than going whole hog into mod tc.

Administrator Joined: 15-Mar-02 Posts: 1591 Location: NY

http://www.teamcrc.com/crc/modules.php?name=Shopping_Cart&file=product&c_op=viewprod&prodID=7719021

take a look at the pics and write-up in the link above. This should get you going in the right direction. If you're still not sure, make sure to post here and i'll see if i can explain it any better. The pics are pretty good though.

John

CRC Forum rookie Joined: Mar 28, 2012 Posts: 3

Thanks, that clears it up alot. My only question now is how I use it with the reverse mount servo plate: http://www.teamcrc.com/crc//modules.php?name=Shopping_Cart&file=product&c_op=viewprod&prodID=7719198

Do I just bolt it down on top of the two widening parts, or under it? Or do I leave out the 'riser' part and bolt this under the widener part?

Thanks!

Administrator Joined: 15-Mar-02 Posts: 1591 Location: NY

they are not intended to be used togehter. Not sure if any of that would fit or not because no one has ever tried it.

John

CRC Forum rookie Joined: Mar 28, 2012 Posts: 3

Okay. Luckily he included all the parts to go back to the normal setup, i think I need screws though. My collection of non metric screws is kinda pathetic atm.