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Thats the RC hobby for ya :)

Sounds like you'll have it back to normal in no time now. :)

If the shoes/springs are too light compared to the stock ones then the shoes could be expanding and catching the clutchbell at idle. If the shoes and springs are not stock or very similar to it then you may want to consider buying the stock ones.

I wish I knew. Never had one try and take off on me at idle unless it was a bad clutch. You sure you have the right shoes & spring(s) in the clutch?

I dont know what that could be. Only thing I've ever seen that made a nitro kit try to take off at idle was a busted clutch shoe/spring

If it is trying to move at idle thats usually from bad clutch shoes/springs or if you installed new ones you might want to double check the installation. Something there could be off.