SC10 4x4 Thread
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since i bought the sc10 4x4 when it first came out and have never changed the a arms.. is it going to make a big difference with new ones? they do look like their bent out of shape.. and for sway bar set up.. im running on a high bite clay track.. whats the best set up?
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I don't think it's going backwards at all. It would be useful to the right driver. The V2 Cdiff that I use is great, but only adjusting a nut and a pad is far simpler than itty bitty pins and maintaining a balldiff. The simplicity of that has it's uses for sure. (I hate tuning with those pins, but it simply 'works'. )
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Yeah, plus you can't really beat 9$ for it. I think Im going to pick it up and run it, with any luck it will be awesome.
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It will be awesome. It just won't be the Centerdiff. But the truck is fully capable of being great with or without it.
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I'll admit I was unsure of this product when they first posted about it. However I was liking the FT clutch setup with garodisc's alot so I figured I'd give this a shot, and so far I'm really liking how it performs......... I can make the triples at my local track with ease and sometimes I over jump it lol......
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Im kind of wondering how long I can get away with just this before needing to get the Garodiscs... I know eventually Ill have to get them, but for now I wanna see if it'll work just like a normal 2wd slipper now that the 3rd pad will be gone... *crosses fingers*
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That is a prettier version of the Pin method myself and some others started using over 6 months ago. it worked really well other than destroying our rear idler gears.
I don't think it's going backwards at all. It would be useful to the right driver. The V2 Cdiff that I use is great, but only adjusting a nut and a pad is far simpler than itty bitty pins and maintaining a balldiff. The simplicity of that has it's uses for sure. (I hate tuning with those pins, but it simply 'works'. )
I don't think it's going backwards at all. It would be useful to the right driver. The V2 Cdiff that I use is great, but only adjusting a nut and a pad is far simpler than itty bitty pins and maintaining a balldiff. The simplicity of that has it's uses for sure. (I hate tuning with those pins, but it simply 'works'. )
Last edited by RCW; 05-28-2012 at 04:10 AM. Reason: sp
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I have the VTS slipper with stock pads for now and want a center diff. I just can't understand why a slipper was planned for this car unless AE will be using this platform for all 10th scale models. I would love to have a new SC10 2wd mid motor based on this kit. I torn down the slipper this weekend and after one pack there is witness of slippage on all pads. I had tightened the spring all the way down and backed off 1/8th turn and it was slipping way too much. I think I need a new spring.
I decided to keep my SC10 4x4 in tact and get the RCShox V2 dif for it.
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I'll admit I was unsure of this product when they first posted about it. However I was liking the FT clutch setup with garodisc's alot so I figured I'd give this a shot, and so far I'm really liking how it performs......... I can make the triples at my local track with ease and sometimes I over jump it lol......
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I know this is posted every other page but I can't find it using the search so, What is good gearing for a pro4 4600kv on a large outdoor track?
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Thanks, One of the local kids (leader, Black and green SC10 4x4 in the video) was having heat problems geared like that. He dropped down to a 12T and it was fine then. It must have just been the ambient temps.
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He must have some drag issues somewhere, thats not alot of pinion!