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Old 03-25-2013, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by cantrell8
thanks buddy. whats your name? its hard to put a face to a screen name. hope your out at the track soon!
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yes. I ran an sc10 4x4 with the following aftermarket parts:

- Exotek Chassis with inline saddle conversion
- RC Shox Ball diff
- RC Shox 2 stage pistons
- M2C Rear toe in block

The rapid action of the 2 stage pistons I really liked on any rumble (indoor carpet) or rutted section of the track. smooth surfaces they performed pretty much like the stock pistons which makes sense as the benefit to them is on rough surfaces.

as a side note, I didn't run any additional weight on my sc10 4x4, and I was running a Pro4 4000Kv Tekin motor, before that a Tekin 5.5 SCX 550 2 Pole motor.

Found the setup sheet, for swaybars outdoors loose setup I was running 1.8mm up front, and 1.5mm in the rear.
This stuff really works on a tight indoor track I ran front yellows 35wht shock oil and 20k in the diff. In the rear I ran front blue (huge difference from rear yellow) 32.5 shock oil and 7k diff oil. I also had 4mm on the hub and 6mm on the tower. Now let me just say this was my second race with the truck so I still need some practice driving the truck. I did how ever have the fastest laps of the day by 4 1/10s which is great with the group of drivers we have.
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^ I drove his truck. Other than some fine tuning and some practice, it'll be fast against two other guys that are crazy fast with a Tekno and an SCTE.

Stiffening the rear springs and getting the roll center correct seems to be the biggest things.
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Old 03-25-2013, 05:36 PM
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racing at trcr is legit.

Had a big B main as well.

Sc4x4 is very popular here & still growing.
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Old 03-25-2013, 09:06 PM
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My new layout and body I jus got done painting. Ready for more racing on Wednesday. Going to do a few more mods... Dye the clicker gears black, cut more of the belt protection off to clean it up, and probably play with the wiring a bit to make it clean.



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Anybody have any info on Max Flurer's winning Associated at the Psycho Nitro Blast? Can't find anything.
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kool to hear Max got her done ...


That was a big Moto cross style track layout with big -O-jumps ...
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Yellow rear springs feel pretty darn good at my track. Going to a blue front on the rear seems like a drastic change. Yellow is 3.10 lbs vs the blue 4.30. That's more than a pound!
Even the lightest front spring 3.5 green is a bit stiff.
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Originally Posted by ryanpatrickgore
Yellow rear springs feel pretty darn good at my track. Going to a blue front on the rear seems like a drastic change. Yellow is 3.10 lbs vs the blue 4.30. That's more than a pound!
Even the lightest front spring 3.5 green is a bit stiff.
Better to use the red rear if you think a stiffer spring may perform .

If you test with a stop watch ?
The blue ft on the rear is very stiff , on the 180 they will steal to much roll and the truck will not steer as well .....Laps times slow down ...
Makes the truck looser and can step out unexpected .
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Originally Posted by ryanpatrickgore
Yellow rear springs feel pretty darn good at my track. Going to a blue front on the rear seems like a drastic change. Yellow is 3.10 lbs vs the blue 4.30. That's more than a pound!
Even the lightest front spring 3.5 green is a bit stiff.
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Kinwald's Truck @ Cactus:

Those look like AE bronze fronts to me. That's a 4.74 rate - almost as stiff as a yellow front at 4.8.
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Old 03-26-2013, 03:18 AM
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I like that splattered paint job! Truck looks good!
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Aren't the bronze springs the stiffest rc8 springs you can get. It's funny I run silvers all the way around on my Rc8Be and it's way heavier than a sc10 4x4. I also run silvers all the way around on my sc8be. I just don't get the stiffer springs certain people keep pushing, every time I've tried it turns my cars/trucks into drift kings. Different strokes I guess. I like a little chassis lean and some weight transfer. I usually go with a little softer springs and a little bit heavier oil. Then again im not the fastest driver but last week my fastest lap was 3 tenths slower than the fastest racers lap the night before so I must be doing something right. Weird. I'm still running blue fronts on the front and blue rears on the rear. My advise, tune your suspension for what feels good to you, there are just to many variables to say run this and it will be better. Know what I'm sayin player's. ..
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I built an sc10 4x4. when It was completed I went to test drive it and the front wheels wont turn. Any help would greatly be appreciated. I wanted to get so info before i took it apart. Thanks
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Old 03-26-2013, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by robo288
I built an sc10 4x4. when It was completed I went to test drive it and the front wheels wont turn. Any help would greatly be appreciated. I wanted to get so info before i took it apart. Thanks
Check the screw that mounts the skid plate to the chassis , should be a 8mm.
If you used a longer 14 mm it will lock the steering ..

Also check if you aline the servo correctly, the servo horn can bump into the chassis if not correct..


If the wheels will not turn ?

Check if the screws mounting the front transmission onto the chassis, if too long can lock transmission .
Also the ck the top screws use to mount the shock tower to the transmission if they are correct lenght.

last , check the transmission screws for the transmission case to the motor plate , if screwed in too much can stick though and bind the front pulley..

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Old 03-26-2013, 07:55 AM
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by turn do you mean from left to right, or, do you mean rotate?
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Old 03-26-2013, 08:00 AM
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So as I update my SC10 4x4 I am planning to remove the belt tunnel. Is there any reason to keep it? I am a racer and will be racing on all types of tracks from hard packed clay to soft loamy dirt. Should I be concerned?
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