Bob Barry

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Almost got my first night with more than 4 hours sleep last night. Things are looking up

skinned

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i was gonna put 7000 in the f/c/r diff for racing outdoors..would this be ok?
thanks

ezlight

7 in all three would handle like crap IMHO. The rear is almost always lower.

I've played with 775...573....10-10-7....Really depends on your surface.

boudin4evr

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will slash offset wheels fit the SCT410

ezlight

You want the Losi scte offset. 0 off set wheels. Slash's are funny as the 4wd's actually use different offset front & rear.

DEADWright

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They fit but are too wide to tuck under the body.

DEADWright

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4x2 Slash uses diff offset f/r not 4x4.

skinned

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its real dirt...hard packed...lots of turns and jumps...like a supercross track...

ezlight

Ah, gotcha. Never owned one, just knew there was something funny about them.

ezlight

I would try the 10-10-7

Cain

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give the latest recommended outdoor setup a look. Even if the vehicle isn't a full sct410.3 you can still see benefits it appears.

Schs2013

I am to Tekno SCT 410 and need advice on seting up the truck as a bmx track basher.
I got a Castle creations 2400KV motor using 2-3s unsure of gearing
As my previous sct was a Slash 4x4. Which are two different beast from what I hear.

Nspenc6

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Im interested in the oval setup👍
On Monday night theres a parking lot asphalt oval racing at a restaurant and I've been working on a good setup. There an open 1/10 scale class that has a little rubbing and i figured this would be perfect 🐂

ezlight

I actually didn't change anything to my normal off-road setup for oval, just the correct tires. This year I'm setting up specific vehicles for it.

Since your running on asphalt, I would run my spring collars all the way up to get as low as you can. Stand up the left side shocks, and lay down your right side. It shouldn't take too much to get it to handle.

EbbTide

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On 2s, that thing is going to be a sloowwww roller with that motor. You'll need to step it up to 3s and I would probably start with something like an 18t pinion and go up or down from there depending on your temperatures.