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Old 11-18-2011, 12:49 PM
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ran my truck at the local indoor carpet track set for SC racing. it was nice to be able to finally set my suspension so my shocks and sway bars did the work and not the chassis......now to just keep my diff. from leaking . fresh rebuild and they where almost completely empty when I tore them down when I got back. they aren't leaking from the out drives its from the gasket. time to buy new gaskets.. I was also thinking about having a receiver groove milled in and use orings instead of the gasket.
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Old 11-18-2011, 01:11 PM
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Heyy guys i hope it wasint mentioned already but has anyone drivin the sc10 4x4 rtr? I dont have any 4x4 sc stuff so it mite be a cool way to get into it! Thanks guys!

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Last I heard, Tower had them listed as receiving the RTRs mid November. So I don't believe they are available yet.
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Well I could not pass up the deal on the RX8/Pro 4 combo here that a member had for sale. The motor is a 4600 kv, yes I know it's overkill but I'll turn it down and work around it now. Very smooth compared to my Castle/MMP combo.

It is FAST! And it's current limited at 80% AND turned down on my controller too.

Too bad my diff sounds like a bag of rocks
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
Well I could not pass up the deal on the RX8/Pro 4 combo here that a member had for sale. The motor is a 4600 kv, yes I know it's overkill but I'll turn it down and work around it now. Very smooth compared to my Castle/MMP combo.

It is FAST! And it's current limited at 80% AND turned down on my controller too.

Too bad my diff sounds like a bag of rocks
Are you shimming the diff? I want to try those Axial shims and see if 0.5mm will help keep the outdrives from doing the shakey-shakey....
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I don't know if it was blatantly said somewhere in here. But The new rear Topshafts 'are' and I emphasis: "are" coming with about a 1mm drop on that ledge on the shaft thus 'kinda' solving the original Slipper issue.

The Basket's still do their job better than stock, especially with a 550 can.

(you have to set them down and look VERY carefully to notice about a 1mm-2mm difference in height.)

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Old 11-18-2011, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by BlueGlowBoy
Are you shimming the diff? I want to try those Axial shims and see if 0.5mm will help keep the outdrives from doing the shakey-shakey....
Yes, what is weird though is the sun gear and planetary gears showed no signs off slipping. I replaced everything and double shimmed.

o yea I discovered all the grease in there was gone. That might be part of the problem..

I put 5,000 wt oil in there, I hope this fixes it, what giant biatch to take everything apart. lol

per mantisworks suggestion I put the 3-2 block back in there and running yellow springs up front.

also glued up the proline blockades on the hazard +3mm wheels. Can't wait to try her out tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by ktm11rider
Cool Thanks. I even have a sc10 gear diff to steal from. I would assume the red gaskets fit too?
yes they do
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think i will have to agree with another driver at my track (much better than me) in that the chassis brace is not great for tight high traction tracks such as the indoor track i race at (basher's rc in palm beach gardens, FL). it seems i can't carry quite as much speed entering a corner as before without it wanting to roll. it also seems to take longer for the truck to hook up exiting a corner slide.

maybe if i was running the increased offset wheels it would not want to traction roll entering the corners quite as much as it does with the brace on and hook up quicker coming out of the turns?
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Old 11-19-2011, 06:05 AM
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I'm finally getting used to driving my truck and now I'm noticing the slipper problems, def going to order the basket from mtk,,,I also notice alot of noise when the weight transfers to one side under hard acceleration. It almost sound like a diff problem. Running 30,000wt front and 10,000 rear.
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Old 11-19-2011, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by CoyoteSlash
Traxxas Wheel Shims.

I redid both of my Diffs. Full rebuild, and still shimmed them. It totally takes the slop out. (be aware, keep the diff free spinning with a shim, can sometimes be 'too' snug)
How did this work? What other shims are people using?

Thanks!
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Old 11-19-2011, 06:59 AM
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Thumbs up Exotech chassis

The exotech ahassis is awesome. It eliminates all the unwanted torsional chassis flex and gets rid of the excessive longitudinal flex. Once I it took out the old center chassis piece and flexed it, DAMN, softer that a piece of cheese No longer with the exotech!

For freaks sake, I also cracked my 3rd front bumper last night. First night out on it. I even boiled it for 10 mins to soften it. Oh well. I just ordered the T-Bone-racing bumper.
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Old 11-19-2011, 07:03 AM
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Well, the hard anno idler gears are officially junk. They looked like swiss cheese, yesturday after tearing my truck apart for the first time in a month.

The hard anno diffs are still working well, and not leaking. But they must be double shimmed under the black side of the diff case, and the stock difpaper gaskets must be used.
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Old 11-19-2011, 07:36 AM
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Is anyone using a Tekin Pro4 540 with a Novak Havoc Pro SC?

If so, do they play well together? Any gearing advice?

I have that ESC and am trying to pick out a motor this weekend for my new truck.

thanks!

PS: I'm going to get the Novak 4.5 550 if the Tekin is going to be a problem with that esc.
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Old 11-19-2011, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Oso Negro
Is anyone using a Tekin Pro4 540 with a Novak Havoc Pro SC?

If so, do they play well together? Any gearing advice?

I have that ESC and am trying to pick out a motor this weekend for my new truck.

thanks!

PS: I'm going to get the Novak 4.5 550 if the Tekin is going to be a problem with that esc.
to get the best performance out of the pro4 motors you really should be using the RX8 controller . i for one would not use a Novak Havoc pro sc with the pro4 motors i use the RX8
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