SC10 4x4 Thread
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In the far corner of the saddle pack holder you will see a barrel like part that a screw threads into the holder from the bottom of the chassis. My best guess but the chassis mold would not be changed for saddles. Too much money to tool something for one type of chassis.
Actually, Yes.
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I got to point our marketing guys at my company to this thread. I would love have this kind of brand loyalty. Take a few mods that your followers swear up and down are not needed even though your sponsored drivers use them. Slap an AE logo on the side, and people say they will be the best 2 months before it even hits the shelves!
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I got to point our marketing guys at my company to this thread. I would love have this kind of brand loyalty. Take a few mods that your followers swear up and down are not needed even though your sponsored drivers use them. Slap an AE logo on the side, and people say they will be the best 2 months before it even hits the shelves!
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- POS warping a arms
- wobbly outdrives
- prematurely worn diffs
those things are what made me shelve my AE and run the TLR SCTE instead
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If you go to AE's site and pull up the pic and expand it you will see that it looks like they are using the mount got the underbody. I had to look closely to see it.
As for the comments from everyone that said they don't like the cf saddle pack brace, why? I love the fact that it has a quick release instead og having to remove a minimum of 2 thumb screws. Thumb screws are tedious and everyone who races knows that when you want to get your kit ready, a quick release battery strap and save some headaches.
As for the comments from everyone that said they don't like the cf saddle pack brace, why? I love the fact that it has a quick release instead og having to remove a minimum of 2 thumb screws. Thumb screws are tedious and everyone who races knows that when you want to get your kit ready, a quick release battery strap and save some headaches.
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Hey Guys,
Why do all the guessing on how the FT truck is made.
Just download the RTR/FT manual and see yourself.
It tells all the differences between RTR/FT.
Why do all the guessing on how the FT truck is made.
Just download the RTR/FT manual and see yourself.
It tells all the differences between RTR/FT.
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I downloaded the new FT manual and it looks like you can still build the kit in a stick pack configuration. I don't know if it comes with everything required but the option is there. Also in the saddle pack set-up, there is a provision for optional ballast weighting. Sounds interesting.
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Expect to drop quite a bit in parts just to keep it running. It's a great truck when it's fresh, but it fell off very quickly for me.
So far the AE truck is wearing very well for me and the materials and build quality are far superior. It is a little funky to work on at first, but I got used to it quickly and don't mind it at all now.
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noticed my ass end was sittin weird today, was a bent/warped rpm arm right at the hinge pin. anyone encountered this? swapped it out for another rpm arm, still better than the stock piles of crap
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Factory Team Parts now included in the FT Sc10 4x4
~ Yes, You can run Saddle or Stick pack by removing the Saddle Cradle on the FT Sc10 4x4.
~The saddle cradle also has several locations to add ballast weights into your Sc10 to mimic the performance gain of an Exotek Chassis.
FT Shocks Front and Rear
FT Steering Rack (1 additional adjustment hole)
FT TiN Ballstuds in 50% of locations
FT Lightweight Diff outdrives
FT Lightweight Idler gear Shafts
FT Lightweight Top Shafts Front and Rear
FT Alum screws in Upper areas
FT AL M4 Locknuts
FT AL Wheel Hexes
FT AL CVA pin retainers
FT TiN Hinge Pins
FT Sway Bars Front and Rear
FT Chassis Brace
FT VTS Slipper
- Slipper Housing: 91176
- VTS Slipper pad x2: 91177
- VTS Slipper Plate: 91178
- VTS Outer Slipper hub: 91179
FT Saddle Pack Cradle
- Battery Cradle, Lock and Bushing: 91185
- Saddle Pack Strap: 91187
~ Yes, You can run Saddle or Stick pack by removing the Saddle Cradle on the FT Sc10 4x4.
~The saddle cradle also has several locations to add ballast weights into your Sc10 to mimic the performance gain of an Exotek Chassis.
FT Shocks Front and Rear
FT Steering Rack (1 additional adjustment hole)
FT TiN Ballstuds in 50% of locations
FT Lightweight Diff outdrives
FT Lightweight Idler gear Shafts
FT Lightweight Top Shafts Front and Rear
FT Alum screws in Upper areas
FT AL M4 Locknuts
FT AL Wheel Hexes
FT AL CVA pin retainers
FT TiN Hinge Pins
FT Sway Bars Front and Rear
FT Chassis Brace
FT VTS Slipper
- Slipper Housing: 91176
- VTS Slipper pad x2: 91177
- VTS Slipper Plate: 91178
- VTS Outer Slipper hub: 91179
FT Saddle Pack Cradle
- Battery Cradle, Lock and Bushing: 91185
- Saddle Pack Strap: 91187
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Looks good, just need a few parts..., rest is not necessary for me. Next truck will be the FT version, thanks Coyote
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is EA gonna design a new innerbody aswell? It seems that it wil no longer fit when you have the FT chassisbrace instelled
something AE overlooked?
or am I not allowd to run my truck on a wet dirt/clay track ?
something AE overlooked?
or am I not allowd to run my truck on a wet dirt/clay track ?
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I haven't tried side-by-side, but I think it may be a good option when running the center diff on tracks with more sweeping turns and straights, rather than quick 180's and switch backs.
I think since the center diff allows for more forward acceleration, it causes more weight to shift to the rear, having side-by-side up front could help with that.
Just a theory.
I think since the center diff allows for more forward acceleration, it causes more weight to shift to the rear, having side-by-side up front could help with that.
Just a theory.