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Old 05-06-2016, 09:19 AM
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People in my area that run the SC5m, have been dremaling their chassis
so they can use regular stick packs in it. Smart idea I think.
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why....they dremel the chassis and why run a stick
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Old 05-06-2016, 09:27 AM
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Oval Racing a lot of people are using it on dirt oval.
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Old 05-06-2016, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by bmag5000
People in my area that run the SC5m, have been dremaling their chassis
so they can use regular stick packs in it. Smart idea I think.
why not just run a square pack or saddle packs?
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Old 05-06-2016, 04:26 PM
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why not just run a square pack or saddle packs?
To save money. Lipos are not cheap. They can use packs they already have
and not have to buy brand new packs.
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Originally Posted by bmag5000
To save money. Lipos are not cheap. They can use packs they already have
and not have to buy brand new packs.
understand that but when the sticks where out, saddle or square would be the way to go I would think.
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Old 05-06-2016, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by bmag5000
Lipos are not cheap.
SMC makes great Lipos and you can get a stick pack for about $30.
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Default Sc5m carpet setup

Just got my son new sc5m for indoor Offroad, had good setup for his old sc10.2, but looking for good setup anyone may be running on carpet Offroad currently. Cannot find anything online...thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by Hasi
It's sold out since December. Here's what I wrote a few posts earlier in this Thread:





What I now wonder is: B6/B6D will be out in June... SC5M should be out again in June as stated by AE... just coincidence or is there really a SC6 coming?
Tower hobbies has had them in stock and came with $15 gift certificate, I ordered my son's today
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What's a fair price for a season old used roller with all the aluminum parts hubs etc and titanium turnbuckles?
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SC5M with in line shorty, full rear works well on high traction.

Any battery in an in line setup has less of a rotation problem.

MORE centrifugal force with the weight not as centered.
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Old 05-09-2016, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by awidz
Tower hobbies has had them in stock and came with $15 gift certificate, I ordered my son's today
Problem is: I live in Germany. With customs duty and value-added tax it's the same price (approx. 351€) I could order it here in Germany, but I got it with christmas offer für 305€. I'm just racing it for fun and it shall replace my 5 year old SC10 so I don't reaaly need to get it in time, but waiting half a year for a almost new car is quite a long time...
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What's the consensus for best Wheels for the SC5m. I run slicks, and they last awhile. Don't want any stripped hex's to be left with good tires....
I use Schumacher and I like it better than JConcepts Hazard. Hazard broken very fast. Schumacher on the same track still alive.
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So, been a while since i posted here or drove my sc5m. I have been running it indoors on slicks. The truck feels pretty good over all, but it "feels" like it needs more. More what? Unsure, lol. First off, I can make it jump flat, but it takes more effort than the b5m or t5m. I dont htink it is a f/r slapping the face issue. feels like maybe it is an air issue. If the nose is a little down and you give it any breaks, it will flip and land on its roof. This is mainly when the wheels still have momentum. So i am guessing this is just something to get used to driving with the sc5m. Also, the low speed steering is terrible. Works best at medium speeds using brakes in the sharper turns. to get the weight transitioned to the front wheels. I tried softer front springs, but it was crap. way too twitchy. The stiffer setup pushes at slow speeds, but that is better than twitchy.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
The truck feels pretty good over all, but it "feels" like it needs more. More what? Unsure, lol..
Man that's exactly how I feel about mine. It just doesn't have the "locked down" feeling that my B5m and T5m have. I'm about to have a laydown gearbox not being used, so I'm going to give that a try. I already run the battery full forward. I'm going to lower the ride height too and then play with roll centers to get more steering. Still a fun truck though.
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