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OnRoad

The Track

1/12th Scale

Touring Car

Premium CRC Black Carpet, lots of traction, regular layout rotation.

Touring Car

1/12th Scale

Touring Car

All wheel drive, full suspension.  One of the most popular on-road platforms, but also one of the priciest on the bleeding edge of releases.

1/12th Scale

1/12th Scale

1/12th Scale

One of the last "OG" RC platforms still in competition.  Not much has changed in the basic construction of this platform (except refinements) in decades, which makes this "simple" class a challenge to balance setup and smooth driving.

Formula 1

Vintage Trans-Am

1/12th Scale

1/10 scale pan car hidden under a scale formula body and riding on rubber tires.  Both a highlight of the versatility of the pan car platform, and a challenge to drive, exciting scale racing comes together in this unique looking class.

Vintage Trans-Am

Vintage Trans-Am

Vintage Trans-Am

Touring chassis topped with iconic Trans-Am bodies of the muscle car era, treaded tires, and even driver figures visible from the windows.  More scale speeds from days gone by.

USGT

Vintage Trans-Am

Vintage Trans-Am

Another touring chassis class, this time in more modern GT inspired body styles and GT inspired treaded racing tires.

Onroad "weekly" Class rules

Rules?

Rules can be a bummer, but racing on a "level field" is hopefully enough reward to get through this bit.

Efforts are being made through the class listings to help represent popular classes based on turnout.  Classes are not completely ranked, however, those listed in the "Weekly" category have a much firmer chance of being run regularly.


Check our previous turnouts and results here: https://coastalrconroad.liverc.com/events/

World GT-R (Rubber Tires)

 (Directly From the World GT-R Organization FB Page)

World GT-R Rules - Updated 3/11/22

- Chassis – 200mm pan car chassis (WGT car)

-Minimum Ride Height – 5mm

-Minimum Weight – 1025 grams

-Maximum Track Width - 200mm

- Tire and Wheel Rules – CRC Part #2314 only.

2021 - 2022 Rubber tire rule clarifications;

We have had some questions about the preparation and treatment of CRC rubber tires for racing. After 5 seasons of racing these tires, we have gathered plenty of data on the long term use and wear of the tire. We have tires still in use with over 4 seasons of racing on them, looking good and performing excellent.

In our experience, whether used for road-course or oval, the normal pattern of wear on a CRC tire is a slow-forming “wear ring”. This ring is parallel to the direction of travel or rotation and slowly gets deeper as the tire wears. This ring appears after many, many runs, sometimes after multiple seasons of running. Other than that wear ring, CRC tires do not show any signs of surface deformation. Under normal use, there are NO perpendicular lines or waves of surface imperfection. The tire surface stays flat. The race surface of the tire stays smooth race after race and never shows any ridges, ruffles, graininess or any “waves” of wear. We have years of experience and data on these tires. If a tire shows signs of anything but a smooth surface, it has experienced some other outside factor other than racing the tire on a carpet surface. 

In an effort to keep rubber tire racing easy, convenient, more affordable and fun, we are adding a  “Smooth rule” to national World GT-R rules package.

All tires presented at tech must comply to these guidelines;

** The tire surface must be smooth and free from texturing or waves.
** The tire cannot be trued, ground, filed, touched or manipulated in any way with a tool or object.
** No drills, Dremels, truing, sanding, paddling or grinding the tires. The only thing that should touch the tire is the carpet you will race on.
** The tire surface cannot show ANY sign of waves, ruffles, texture or lines. No past “shadow” texturing, or faint ghosting patterns. Smooth surface ONLY.
** No grinding the “bead” or mold line. If you feel the tire needs to be “broken in”, do it on the carpet track. Run it in practice in advance, let the carpet race track do the work.
** If you raced in the past on some kind of surface that left anything but a smooth surface, those tires will not be legal for use. Smooth surface only.

In addition to the “Smooth Rule”, normal handout tire rules are as follows;

** The tire or rim cannot be modified from the way they came pre-mounted from the factory.
** Standard inserts ONLY, no changes, alterations or replacement of the stock factory inserts. No dual inserts.
** Only the CRC black GT rim. No modifying the rim. The vent holes must remain open and un-modified.
** These are only available factory mounted, so ANY internal work is not allowed. Nothing added inside, no tape, weight, no modifications at all.
** Super glue on the sidewalls is allowed. No modifications to the inside of the tire.
** Balancing putty or tape may be added to the outside of the wheel (nothing internal).

-Battery – ROAR approved 1 cell (3.7v) hard case lipo. Voltage limit to be set by track (4.20-4.22)

-Motor – Any ROAR approved 17.5 turn brushless motor (Smaller tracks are encouraged to use 21.5)

-Rotor – ROAR approved tuning rotors are allowed

-Speed Control – Any ROAR approved spec class (blinky) speed control in “blinky” mode. NO RECEIVER PACKS. You may use a specific 1 cell speed control, or a two cell speed control with an external booster. Stock 2 or 4 cap banks that come with the ESC's only. There will be a limit of 10,000 micro farad on cap banks.

-Bodies – Bodies must be cut on the mold lines. No excessive cutting or lowering of the body is permitted. No lightening of the body is permitted. Wings and spoilers that are included with the body kits are ok if cut on one of the mold lines (if multiple mold lines are present). Wings are not mandatory. No additional aerodynamic aids are allowed. Backs of the bodies (including rear bumpers) are to be left in. No bodies that were designed for pan cars, no GTP, Daytona Prototype, IMSA, or bodies that look like 1/12th or 1/8th on road bodies with an integrated rear wing. If the body has bolt on pieces (for example the Ford GT B pillar side wings, or some of the HPI bodies have a bolt on rear bumper area), these must be used. This does not apply to the side dams that can be added to the rear wing. Bodies must weigh a minimum of 95 grams. Any weight added to the body to assist in the making of the 95 gram minimum weight must be added to what would be considered the roof of the vehicle in a non easily removed form (if you need to add weight, put some shoe goo in the roof). Any foam needed to take up space in between the body and front bumper must be added to the chassis, not the body. These rules are to encourage racers to actually put a paint job on the body and not just a spray bomb, as well as to keep some of the older heavier bodies competitive.

-Tires may stick outside the body as long as the overall width is within the 200mm maximum.

-Race Length- Have fun with this. If 5 minute qualifiers and 5 minute mains fit in your race program, do that. If you want to do 8 minute races, do that. If you want to do shorter qualifiers and longer mains, do that. We have run 15 minutes with ease. Work with your race director to fit into the program. Run time and traction are not an issue for longer races.

-Fun- 100% Mandatory!

Approved Body list:

- Any body currently on the USVTA approved body list
- Protoform 1543-00 Cadillac ATS-V.R
- Protoform 1544-30 Chevy Camaro Z28
- Protoform 1548-30 Cadillac ATS-V.R (200mm version)
- Protoform 1532-30 Chevy Camaro ZL1
- Protoform 1542-30 PFM-10
- Protoform 1549-30 Ford GT
- Protoform 1557-30 Chevrolet Corvette C7R
- Protoform 1563-25 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
- Protoform 1574-25 Chevrolet Corvette C8
- Protoform 1550-25 Ford GT (190mm version)
- McAllister 307 MX Stang GT
- McAllister 233 Lexus IS
- McAllister 211 Jaguar XKR
- McAllister 282 Mercedes DTM
- McAllister 311 WGT-R LeMans C6
- McAllister 191 2004 Chevrolet Corvette
- McAllister 192 Mustang Cobra
- Mon-Tech MB-019-008 Trofeo GST
- Mon-Tech 020-004 RSGT3
- Mon-Tech 021-003 Akura GT3
- KYOFAB451 Kyosho Dodge Challenger SRT
- KYOFAB158 Toyota Supra
- HPI Racing 103886 Nissan 350z Hankook
- HPI Racing 106108 2011 Ford Mustang
- HPI Racing 108064 Scion FR-S
- HPI Racing 108370 2012 Porsche 911 GT3
- HPI Racing 109930 1969 Ford Mustang
- HPI Racing 17502 De Tomaso Pantera
- HPI Racing 17503 Chevrolet Corvette C6
- HPI Racing 17504 Ford Mustang GT-R
- HPI Racing 17518 Nissan 350z Greddy
- HPI Racing 17526 1967 Chevrolet Corvette
- HPI Racing 17527 Porsche 911 Turbo
- HPI Racing 17530 Nissan Silvia
- HPI Racing 17538 Nissan GT-R (R35)
- HPI Racing 17539 Toyota Supra Aero
- HPI Racing 17541 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
- HPI Racing 17542 Lexus IS F
- HPI Racing 17543 2010 Chevy Camaro
- HPI Racing 17544 Alfa Romeo 8C
- HPI Racing 17548 BMW M3 GT2
- HPI Racing 30730 Lexus LS430
- HPI Racing 7038 Porsche 911 GT1
- HPI Racing 7418 Porsche 911 GT3
- HPI Racing 7424 Toyota Supra
- HPI Racing 7427 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R
- HPI Racing 7435 Porsche 911 Turbo
- HPI Racing 7440 Toyota Celica
- HPI Racing 7452 BMW M3 GT
- HPI Racing 7485 Nissan 350z Nismo GT
- HPI Racing 7486 Toyota Supra GT
- HPI Racing 7495 Ford GT
- HPI Racing 7499 HPI Racing Impreza
- Tamiya 51450 Raybrig Honda HSV-010
- Tamiya 51200 Xanavi NISMO GT-R
- Tamiya 51195 Raybrig NSX 2004
- Tamiya 51544 LaFerrari
- Tamiya 51526 Ferrari 458
- Tamiya 51586 Acura NSX
- Tamiya 51590 Mercedes AMG GT3
- Tamiya 51592 Ferrari F12 TDF
- Delta Plastik 0034 Subaru
- Delta Plastik 0037 Porsche 911
- Delta Plastik 0040 F50
- Delta Plastik 0049 Viper
- Delta Plastik 0050 Lotus Elise
- Delta Plastik 0052 CLK
- Delta Plastik 0055 Ferrari Enzo
- Delta Plastik 0056 Diablo
- Delta Plastik 0058 BMW M Coupe
- Delta Plastik 0402 Panoz Esp. GTR-1
- Delta Plastik 0405 Mustang
- Delta Plastik 0417 Ferrari F355 Challenge
- Pitlane Hobbies PLAMGT AM-GT
- Pitlane Hobbies PLLM600 Marco's Mantara LM600
- Bitty Designs BDGT-190AGT Agata
-Bitty Designs BDTGT-190AHU
- Zoo Racing ZR-0007-07 Zoodiac

21.5 GT12

2.4.1. 1/12 Pan RWD chassis as specified by ROAR 8.7.3 

     2.4.1.1. GT12 specific body (no LMP styled body) 

     2.4.1.2. Minimum ride height 3mm 

     2.4.1.3. Minimum weight 730g 

2.4.2. ROAR approved 21.5 motors 

2.4.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

2.4.4. ROAR legal 1s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     2.4.4.1. Max Voltage of battery and supply to motor: 4.20 V

 2.4.5.  Any brand spec stripe tires, front and rear  

17.5 1/12 Can-Am

2.5.1. 1/12 Pan RWD chassis as specified by ROAR 8.7.3    

    2.5.1.1. Any 1/12 LMP body     

    2.5.1.2. Minimum ride height 3mm 

    2.5.1.3. Minimum weight 730g 

2.5.2. Handout 17.5 Team Scream Can-Am motor (BYO, or available for purchase at Track)

     2.5.2.1.  Fixed gearing ratio of 1.286.  This is 72 Spur/ 56 Pinion for all cars capable of fitting 

          these gears.  Awesomatix A12 specific gearing is 63 Spur/ 49 Pinion.  

          Any deviation from these two gear combos requires approval. 

2.5.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

2.5.4. ROAR legal 1s LiPo battery (hard case)

     2.5.4.1. Max Voltage of battery and supply to motor: 4.20 V 

2.5.5. Any brand spec stripe tires, front and rear  

USVTA 25.5

2.3.1. Chassis and body as specified by the VTA rules found at: http://www.usvintagetransam.com/rules/

     2.3.1.1. TC with full time 4WD only, minimum weight 1425g

     2.3.1.2. Minimum ride height 5mm 

2.3.2. ROAR approved 25.5 motors 

2.3.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

2.3.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case)

     2.3.4.1. 6000mAh maximum capacity

     2.3.4.2. Max Voltage 8.40 V

2.3.5. Protoform VTA Tires

     2.3.5.1. Rear P/N 10139-00 with supplied inserts

     2.3.5.2. Front P/N 10140-00 with supplied inserts

     2.3.5.3. Spoked wheels as specified in VTA national rules  

Touring 21.5

2.1.1. Chassis and body as specified in ROAR 8.7.5 

     2.1.1.1. Minimum weight 1320g 

     2.1.1.2. Minimum ride height 4mm 

2.1.2. ROAR approved 21.5 motors 

2.1.3. ROAR legal non-timing or "blinky" ESC 

2.1.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     2.1.4.1. Max Voltage 8.40 V 

2.1.5. Gravity RC "Spec C" tires P/N GRC132 

Euro Truck

2.6.1. Chassis and body as supplied, in Euro Truck kit; Tamiya TT-01 Based 

     2.6.1.1. Aftermarket "racing semi" bodies permitted 

     2.6.1.2. Minimum ride height 4mm 

     2.6.1.3  Bearing kit permitted

     2.6.1.4  No modifications permitted to chassis, suspension or any other part that is not a bushing 

                    replaced by a bearing.

2.6.2. Kit supplied Tamiya branded silver can motors only

     2.6.2.1  Kit gearing required. 

2.6.3. Kit supplied ESC only

     2.6.3.1  ESC battery plug may be replaced to suit battery connector, no bullets.

2.6.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     2.6.4.1. Max Voltage 8.40 V

     2.6.4.2  Battery must fit chassis without modification, with wired battery plug, no bullets. 

2.6.5. Kit supplied Euro Truck racing tires required.

     2.6.5.1 May use Front or Rear wheels in any total or combination in any position for durability.

F1

3.6.1. F1 specific Pan Chassis as specified by ROAR 8.7.6 

    3.6.1.1. F1 specific bodies and wings 

    3.6.1.2. Minimum ride height 3mm 

    3.6.1.3. Minimum weight 1050g 

3.6.2.  ROAR approved 25.5 motor OR Spec 21.5 USGT motor by Motiv P/N GRC2000  

3.6.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

3.6.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

    3.6.4.1. Maximum voltage 8.40 V 

3.6.5. F1 specific Rubber tires (hex drive rear wheels) 

Onroad Option Class Rules

Bring your Buddies!

3.1- 4 entries or more will run as a class, for those listed 

Have something Different?

 3.2- For classes not listed, a basic rule set shall be provided to Coastal RC for review  

USGT 21.5

2.2.1. Chassis and body as specified by the USGT rules found at: http://www.usvintagetransam.com/rules/ 

    2.2.1.1. Minimum weight for TC: 1350g 

    2.2.1.2. Minimum weight for FWD chassis: none 

    2.2.1.3. Minimum ride height 5mm 

2.2.2. Spec motor by Motiv P/N GRC2000 

2.2.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

2.2.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

    2.2.4.1. Max Voltage 8.40 V 

2.2.5. Gravity RC USGT Spec Tires 

    2.2.5.1. Pre-mounted P/N's GRC124GTB, GRC124GTW, or GRC124 

    2.2.5.2. Must use spoked wheels if not using pre-mounted tires 

    2.2.5.3. Included inserts with P/N GRC125 tires must be used.

17.5 1/12 LMP (Open Motor)

2.5.1. 1/12 Pan RWD chassis as specified by ROAR 8.7.3 

    2.5.1.1. Any 1/12 LMP body 

    2.5.1.2. Minimum ride height 3mm 

    2.5.1.3. Minimum weight 730g 

2.5.2. ROAR approved 17.5 motors 

2.5.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

2.5.4. ROAR legal 1s LiPo battery (hard case) 

    2.5.4.1. Max Voltage of battery and supply to motor: 4.20 V 

2.5.5. CRC “purple stripe” spec tires, front and rear 

17.5 Touring

3.3.1. Touring Chassis and body as specified by ROAR 8.7.5 

     3.3.1.1. Minimum weight 1320g 

     3.3.1.2. Minimum ride height 4mm 

3.3.2. ROAR approved 17.5 motors 

3.3.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

3.3.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     3.3.4.1. Max Voltage: 8.40 V 

3.3.5. Gravity RC “Spec C” tires P/N GRC132 

13.5 1/12 LMP

3.4.1. 1/12 Pan RWD chassis as specified by ROAR 8.7.3 

     3.4.1.1. Any 1/12 LMP body 

     3.4.1.2. Minimum ride height 3mm 

     3.4.1.3. Minimum weight 730g 

3.4.2. ROAR approved 13.5 motors 

3.4.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

3.4.4. ROAR legal 1s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     3.4.4.1. Max Voltage of battery and supply to motor: 4.20 V 

3.4.5. Open tire selection 

FWD Touring

3.5.1. FWD Touring car 

     3.5.1.1. FWD specific body required 

     3.5.1.2. Minimum ride height 5mm 

     3.5.1.3. Minimum weight 1250g 

3.5.2. ROAR approved 21.5 motors 

3.5.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

3.5.4. ROAR legal 2s LiPo battery (hard case) 

3.5.5. Gravity USGT tires as specified in USGT Rules 2.2.5

World GT-R

3.7.1. 1/10 scale Pan Chassis per https://www.facebook.com/World-GT-R1432819083714682/ (rules 

            provided as convenience, not to supercede linked rules) 

     3.7.1.1. 200mm maximum width 

     3.7.1.2. Minimum Ride height 5mm 

     3.7.1.3. Minimum Weight 1025g 

     3.7.1.4. Approved Body List: 

            3.7.1.4.1. Any body currently on the USVTA approved body list 

            (See link for full listing, it is expansive)

                3.7.1.4.73.1. Body minimum weight 95g 

                     3.7.1.4.73.1.1. Any weight added to body must be center of roof 

3.7.2. ROAR approved 17.5 motors 

3.7.3. ROAR legal non-timing or “blinky” ESC 

     3.7.3.1. You may use a specific 1 cell speed control, or a two cell speed control with an external 

                  booster. 

     3.7.3.2. Stock 2 or 4 cap banks that come with the ESC's only. There will be a limit of 10,000 

                  micro farad on cap banks. 

3.7.4. ROAR legal 1s LiPo battery (hard case) 

     3.7.4.1. Maximum Voltage from battery and supplied to motor 4.20 V 

     3.7.4.2. No receiver packs permitted 

3.7.5. Tires only as specified 

     3.7.5.1. Wheels: CRC P/N 2310 only 

               3.7.5.1.1. Wheels cannot be modified, this includes plugging or enlarging air vent holes. 

     3.7.5.2. Tires can be mounted “F1/Nascar” or “GT” style 

               3.7.5.2.1. If mounted “GT” style, the inner lip can be trimmed for clearance, however the 

                               molded letters (either CRC or TCS) must not be removed. 

     3.7.5.3. Inserts may not be modified or double stuffed 

               3.7.5.3.1. Only Front inserts in Front tires, Rear inserts in Rear tires 

               3.7.5.3.2. You are not allowed to add anything to the inside of the tire, no duct tape, no glue 

                              (to the inside), or anything else that did not come from the factory 

     3.7.5.4. Front tires: 

               3.7.5.4.1. CRC P/N 2311 or Tamiya P/N 1031 

               3.7.5.4.2. Pre-mount CRC P/N 2314 

     3.7.5.5. Rear tires: 

               3.7.5.5.1. CRC P/N 2312, or Tamiya P/N 1032 

               3.7.5.5.2. Pre-mount CRC P/N 2316 

Onroad "Entry Level" Classes & Rules

Bring your Buddies!

3 entries or more will run as a class, for those listed 

Have something Different?

For classes not listed, a basic rule set shall be provided to Coastal RC for review  

Ready to Run "RTR" Brushed

Intent - an entry level onroad class in intended for anyone to be able to grab a car off the shelf and join in on the fun. Open to any Ready to Run "RTR' 1/10 onroad car with a brushed motor and ESC. Some examples of eligible cars are the Kyosho Fazer, Losi V100, and the Traxxas 4TEC.


RTRs must remain out of the box stock with some exceptions (listed below).


Permitted Changes: 

Suspension: Shocks and Links may be placed in any arrangement stated in either the cars instruction manual or car setup sheet. Drilling new holes to change any shock or link position in no permitted.  Cars that come stock with friction shocks may upgrade to oil filled shocks of the same length. 


Gearing: Final drive gearing must be left unmodified. Any combination of pinion and spur may be used as long as the car remains unmodified. Elongating slots to fit bigger pinions is prohibited 


Tires: Must remain box stock or aftermarket equivalent 


Servo: May be upgraded to a metal gear servo 


Connections: Battery connectors may be changed to any plug style or bullets. ESC to motor connection must retain factory bullets.


Radio: Open to any Transmitter. Receivers may not have internal Gyros or steering correction such as Traxxas TSM or Spectrum AVC. 


Body: Stock body for the car or aftermarket replacement.

Tamiya TT-01/TT-02 Brushed Class

Intent - A low-cost entry level onroad class for slightly more advanced hobbyist. These cars come in kit form and require full assembly. 


Chassis: Any available (past or present) TT-01 or TT-02 kit.


Hop-Ups: No hop-ups of any kind cars must retain all box stock parts


Motor: Factory Tamiya Silver Can. Only substitution allowed are the Tamiya RS-540 Torque-Tuned (Part #: TAM54358) or Tamiya Sport-Tuned (Part #:  TAM53068) Motors 


ESC: Tamiya TBLE-04S, Tamiya THW-1060, or Hobbywing  Quicrun 1060 are the only permitted ESC


Suspension: Shocks and Links may be placed in any arrangement stated in either the cars instruction manual or car setup sheet. Drilling new holes to change any shock or link position in no permitted.  Cars that come stock with friction shocks may upgrade to oil filled shocks of the same length.  


Gearing: Final drive gearing must be left unmodified. Any combination of pinion and spur may be used as long as the car remains unmodified. Elongating slots to fit bigger pinions is prohibited 


Tires: Must remain box stock or aftermarket equivalent. Drift spec kits will require rubber tires. 


Servo: Open


Connections: Battery connectors may be changed to any plug style or bullets. ESC to motor connection can retain factory bullets or ESC may be soldered directly to motor


Radio: Open to any Transmitter. Receivers may not have internal Gyros or steering correction such as Traxxas TSM or Spectrum AVC. 


Body: Open to any Tamiya 1/10 190mm onroad body or aftermarket replacement. 

Tamiya TT-01/TT-02 21.5T Class

Intent - A low-cost entry level onroad class for slightly more advanced hobbyist. These cars come in kit form and require full assembly. 


Chassis: Any available (past or present) TT-01 or TT-02 kit.


Hop-Ups: Any Tamiya or other Third-Party hop-ups that do not change the engineering of the chassis or stock geometry of the suspension are legal. 


Motor: any available 21.5T motor


ESC: Open to any Non-Timing or "Blinky" ESC


Suspension: Shocks and Links may be placed in any arrangement stated in either the cars instruction manual or car setup sheet. Drilling new holes to change any shock or link position in no permitted.  Cars that come stock with friction shocks may upgrade to oil filled shocks of the same length.  


Gearing: Final drive gearing must be left unmodified. Any combination of pinion and spur may be used as long as the car remains unmodified. Elongating slots to fit bigger pinions is prohibited 


Tires: Must remain box stock or aftermarket equivalent. Drift spec kits will require rubber tires. 


Servo: Open


Connections: Battery connectors may be changed to any plug style or bullets. ESC to motor connection can retain factory bullets or ESC may be soldered directly to motor


Radio: Open to any Transmitter. Receivers may not have internal Gyros or steering correction such as Traxxas TSM or Spectrum AVC. 


Body: Open to any Tamiya 1/10 190mm onroad body or aftermarket replacement. 

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