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When wil the parts for the genesis going to be in stores?

Parts will be available the same time Genesis 46 is available.

how much will it cost and when will hey arrive to the east coast

Street price is around $550 and it should arrive East Coast this Friday but no later than next Wed.

How much Nitro does the Genesis engine need? 30 % ???

I would recommend 20% -30%

What kind of batteries are needed for the reciever onboard?

I orderd a new unisveral swing shaft. What is nessisary for instalation? I dont want to take off things that dont need to be takin off.

Standard AA battery will do just fine. However, we do recommend use 5 cell receiver pack for longer run time and better servo response. Beccause Genesis 46 use 5kg & 10Kg servo so AA battery wont last long and wont response as well as the 5cell.

Sweetshoes90210
You dont need anything else to install Universal Swing shaft. Its very straight forward. Remove the old one and install the new one. We do recommend replace the bearing G73906 if it shown sign of wear but its not mandatory

How good is the acceleration on it? and what rim and tire(s) options will we have and about the acceleration I mean compared to most 1/8 mts. thanks

What kind of battery pack do you recommend for the reciever on the Genesis and what Capacity ( 1000 mah, 1300 mah etc?). Will a 2 on top of 3 cell hump pack fit in the battery box on the genesis?
I'd also like to know what type connectors I need to have to plug the 5 cell battery into the reciever ( type J ?)

Thanks

Just fyi fellas...if you have a new topic you can start a new thread within this forum for any new topic.

2 pronj connector.

2,3 hump pack

Higher the mah the better, just make sure the receiver pack is 5.4 volt

so hows the acceleration on it compared to most 1/8 mt?

So I just slide out the old shaft?

Remove the tire, remove the wheel hex & pin locked down the CVS, then remove the upper suspension arm. After that, you ahve full access to the CVS and you will be able to just pull it right out and install the new one in. Very easy and straight forward

I would just say this, you will be amazed by the .46 engine. It might not be the fastest MT out there, but it definitely have more power than anything out there.

There is no such thing as a 5.4 V reciever battery pack. For the Genesis do you mean 6 V ? or 4.8?
How come western states didn't get the Genesis yet but the East coast did?

Thanks

Sorry Typo. I meant 6 V

I dont see a 5.4 button on my keybord, just 5 and 6... was it really a typo?


haha. just pullin your chain...

CEN Racing,

So how long will one FULL TANK of nitro in Genesis last??? total runtime (minutes? or seconds? or nanoseconds?).
i know, i know, it depends but at least give us an approximate runtime maybe with occassional full throttle.
I have seen so many posts asking this but it was never answered.

thanks!

According to www.Cenracing.com the Genesis will run around 15 minutes like most other MT's.

Webgamer,

RCnutz is correct. Run Time: approximately 15 min Thanks for your question Webgamer.

CEN RACING

Where can I find a list of accessories and standard parts list?

IE: 4 wheel steering, Electric Starter Kit, misc. parts, Etc

Does CEN make an assembly manual available for the mt2? If you are a driver and not a builder, this kind of leaves you in the dark when it comes to doing repairs. I have hit something while sliding in a left turn and it has partially pulled the lower left rear ball joint out of the control arm. This then let the axle shaft fall out of the chassis. If I fix or replace the control arm at what depth should the ball be set in the backing plate to give the correct running clearance, or end play, to the ends of axle shaft? Need a little help here, THANKS . . . . . . .