SC10 4x4 Thread
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has anyone had issues with their rear diff stripping on the first time out with their factory SC10 4x4. i know i built it right because my buddy is having the same issues. Any sujestions..please let me know. i love the truck i only indoor track drive it. so if anyone has any idea what i can do let me know.. thanks fellow drivers
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What gear are you guys using on the front idler gear...over or under?
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has anyone had issues with their rear diff stripping on the first time out with their factory SC10 4x4. i know i built it right because my buddy is having the same issues. Any sujestions..please let me know. i love the truck i only indoor track drive it. so if anyone has any idea what i can do let me know.. thanks fellow drivers
Remove diff, replace sun gear washers with
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...r-5x15x03mm-10
Use one under each sun gear.
Attach one 2mm and one 1mm shock travel limiting clip under the rubber bumper on the bottom of the shock shaft so the outdrive does not come into contact with the cvd/a-arm.
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Didn't have a good day at the track today, I forgot to bring my V2 diff setup with me and unf. I lost my FT outer slipper hub so couldn't run that, I ended up having to run the original slipper setup and I must say it brought back bad memories.......... I couldn't go 5 laps without noticing the loss of power (mainly the rear) due to the pads just not holding up for long.
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The problem with the stick pack is the cross weight is all funky if you have the shock collars adjusted even left to right. 3oz in the LF corner fixes that; but Hartson kicked everyones ass with a stick pack and no weight at the Jconcepts race. If the fastest turns on the track are right hand, the chassis wedge (crossweight) is probably an advantage.
http://teamassociated.com/pdf/cars_a..._JC_Spring.pdf
Anybody got a good setup for a clicker?![Batman](https://www.rctech.net/forum/classic_images/smilies/batman.gif)
http://teamassociated.com/pdf/cars_a..._JC_Spring.pdf
Anybody got a good setup for a clicker?
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Craig, i got my setup similar to this(Hartson), with stick pack...
(Indoor slick polished, clay)
So, depending on battery weight, of course,(Gens Ace 40C & TP 65C)
3oz's is needed L.F.???
I have 1oz currently, but don't have 4scales, to get perfect..
THX
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What up fella's,
Craig, i got my setup similar to this(Hartson), with stick pack...
(Indoor slick polished, clay)
So, depending on battery weight, of course,(Gens Ace 40C & TP 65C)
3oz's is needed L.F.???
I have 1oz currently, but don't have 4scales, to get perfect..
THX
Craig, i got my setup similar to this(Hartson), with stick pack...
(Indoor slick polished, clay)
So, depending on battery weight, of course,(Gens Ace 40C & TP 65C)
3oz's is needed L.F.???
I have 1oz currently, but don't have 4scales, to get perfect..
THX
If you aren't using the scales to set up, I'd not sweat it that much because you are just playing a guessing game and more than likely wind up guessing wrong.
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Without the scales it's impossible to guess. I'd keep adding on the LF till I got the weights 50/50 L/R and then set the cross.
If you aren't using the scales to set up, I'd not sweat it that much because you are just playing a guessing game and more than likely wind up guessing wrong.
If you aren't using the scales to set up, I'd not sweat it that much because you are just playing a guessing game and more than likely wind up guessing wrong.
I ordered the FT upgrades, so Il have saddles soon....
I'm going to have to get scales also...
I messaged C. Jarosz about the orange 1.8 sways,
I heard he will ship them to me??
Hope so....
J
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These look interesting....
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
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These look interesting....
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
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Anybody out there running Losi shock oil, I know probably a sin but that's what I run in everything, the set up I'm using says to run 32.5 from and 27.5 rear(indoor slick) but the truck seems unsettled, and I know there is a difference between ae oil and Losi any suggestions on how much thicker I should go?
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Anybody out there running Losi shock oil, I know probably a sin but that's what I run in everything, the set up I'm using says to run 32.5 from and 27.5 rear(indoor slick) but the truck seems unsettled, and I know there is a difference between ae oil and Losi any suggestions on how much thicker I should go?
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Racing this weekend.
Rickybobby if you're out there come out to yupers on Saturday.
Rickybobby if you're out there come out to yupers on Saturday.
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These look interesting....
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
http://www.avidrc.com/product/5/acce...ccesories.html
Wonder what the height is.
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I would not be inclined to use the Avid hubs on the SC10 4x4. I do not think they are robust enough for use on a six pound 4wd vehicle. For a 2w buggy, they'll be fine.