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09-02-2014, 20:10

CalTran

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Re: Rule R18?

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Originally Posted by eddie12390

Except if it is a part of a team fabricated component (for example, if you are using the 3 CIMs on your shooter) they do count towards the weight limit.

Half correct. If you put the CIM into a gearbox, it is considered "fabricated" as Andy Mark does not sell them pre-coupled. However, if you were to bring in the gearbox and the CIM and couple them at competition, it would be considered COTS.

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