SC10 increase in speed....
#16
Tech Regular
Definitely not drag racing speed. My grandson has a brushed Rustler and can not keep up with the brushless guys. I want to be able to clear jumps that do not have much of a straightaway before them.....need torque to give it the gas right before the jump and make it. Hope that helps.
#18
Tech Regular
Do not want to go with 3S batteries. Anyone confirm that this rig will have plenty of torque/speed with 2s 40C lipos? Are 40C's ok? Looks like I may order today so any quick info would be great. Mostly wanting to hear about speed and torque of stock brushless motor. Thanks again all.......
#20
Tech Regular
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I would absolutely agree with the recalibration suggestion. My first SC-10 was this same set up and out of the box it was really a pig. Then someone pointed out that I hadn't calibrated the ESC. Part of the calibration is setting the throttle profile. Default from the factory is "soft". There is a "standard" setting and a "maximum" setting. Once I had the throttle set to maximum, there was plenty of power. Compared to the "soft" factory setting, at maximum, this thing is plenty fast.
Pete
Pete
#21
Well I went to the lipos...wow what a difference...plus changing the ESC to standard and maximum whoa !! Greased lightning !! Thanks for the input guys !!
#23
Tech Regular
Be sure to adjust your slipper clutch. Someone at the track today heard mine slipping and adjusted it for me. Night and day difference. I can now clear doubles and probably triples with some more practice. Thought about going with the Castle 3800 but in no hurry now.
#24
my vote also goes for lipo. But if no one wants to make that jump you can also go for an 8 cell hump pack. My cuz races with them on a tight indoor just because he likes the weight it gives him. that and he likes constant throttle.