CRC M-200R World GT-R 1/10 Pan Car Kit

The new car sets a new "metric" for performance, durability and affordability. Our new car platform was a project that started over a year ago. Some of our goals for the new car are; Fast and efficient in the corners Super low center of gravity Super simple in design and use Easy to race and maintain Excellent durability In the CRC tradition, keep the car affordable.

In the front, the M-200R features CRC's Ultra-tune suspension. Just change the lower C/C plate (caster/camber plate) and your caster and camber are perfectly set. A "4 -1" plate gives you 4 degrees caster and -1 camber. Switch to the 5 -.5 plate and you have 5 caster and negative .5 degrees of camber. Go smash a bunch of barriers, and your caster + camber settings are still the same. We have a plethora of different combinations available. And this is from Team CRC, so the price for optional C/C plates will be affordable. Throw your expensive setup gauge in the garbage, you wont need it.

With a simple and quick change of the C/C plate (caster/camber), you can set caster and camber with precision and ease. No setup station, no guessing, no fiddling. Perfect camber and caster is machined into the pieces.

Speaking of smashing into barriers, a flexible 3d printed bumper will help you bounce off the barriers mentioned above. The open design of the bumper increases front downforce.

The CRC M-200R has 6 different front springs available for the car. Ranging from .4mm to .65mm, these springs made with precision from the best material available. The springs will mount over the CRC straight 5mm king pin and should fit other cars as wel.

The mid-mounted side-to-side roll springs separate the roll stiffness from the center/bump stiffness allowing more infinite adjustments. For those traditionalists that like the side springs in the rear, there is a provision to mount the side roll springs in back. The M-200R features an easy to adjust rear center spring for preload, setting battery height and bump stiffness. 

Super easy battery height and droop adjustment. From the top, with a simple hex head, the center preload is adjusted to alter the amount the car "sags in" when race ready. From the bottom of chassis, a simple twist of a wrench on the limit set screw adjusts the "extension" or down travel of the car. Super easy to see and adjust.

Another goal is low center of gravity. With the M-200R, the tungsten weights fit below the battery, nearly with the chassis bottom, not stacked on the chassis or needing an added  "weight plate" on the chassis. We put the ballast at the very lowest position possible. And with this car being so lightweight (needing lots of weight) and the ballast is so low, the center of gravity of this car is extremely low. Speaking of tungsten weight, CRC has it available and it is a common tungsten ballast available in many hobby stores, super affordable and easy to get. Keeping with the CRC tradition, high performance at a great price.

The inline rotational dual dampers are super easy to set, change and maintain. The damper rotors are driven by a captured ball socket system. This method has nearly ZERO free play. The "fork driven" systems used in other designs necessitate that a certain amount of free play or "backlash" must exist for smooth movement. With the small amount of total side-to-side suspension travel in a modern a pan car, if the system needs free play to move, 20 - 30% of the travel may fall into this "dead zone" where for a moment, the car has zero damping. The inline, ball-captured dampers are easy to maintain and keep consistent.

The car features super strong, precision machined motor plates with a very low center of gravity. Two locking hubs clamp onto a lightweight differential axle which makes is less costly to switch to a differential. Just add a diff hub and bearing to affordably switch to a differential, perfect for loose or lower grip tracks.