Team Associated SC5M Thread
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#1876
Tech Adept
iTrader: (13)
I've been going off from this setup for my current build. Will be racing an indoor pretty decent bite track. Do you guys think it will be an ok baseline or should I go with something else? https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...i_Shootout.pdf
#1877
I've been going off from this setup for my current build. Will be racing an indoor pretty decent bite track. Do you guys think it will be an ok baseline or should I go with something else? https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...i_Shootout.pdf
I am running for the most part this setup, although lower ride height - 27/25mm (will be trying lower.) Camber more like 1.5* all corners and a 8.5/21T pinion, Schelle Nova Slipper. Shorty all the way back, no added weight. Truck is alot of fun.
#1879
#1880
Anyone have an experience with a cut chassis cradle?
Where to cut it and what it does?
Pictures?
Where to cut it and what it does?
Pictures?
#1881
Tech Champion
iTrader: (170)
#1882
Thank You I just wanted to see if people didn't cut by the water fall
#1884
Does anyone know if there is a 15mm hex conversion so i can use durango rims?
Also can this kit run as rear motor if i ever wanted to do so?
Also can this kit run as rear motor if i ever wanted to do so?
#1886
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
With the 4-gear trans and either a sideways shorty or saddle packs, you should have plenty of forward bite unless you are running a VERY low grip track. This is the dominant 2wd SCT at our home track, which has bite that can range from low to high depending on the temperature.
#1887
Tech Adept
I just received the hexes I ordered for the front hex conversion. I ordered the axles, 7mm and 8.5mm hexes. When I put the hex up to the stock axles and look at the distance from the hub to the hex flange on the stock axle; the 7mm looks a bit shorter and the 8.5mm looks for be a hair longer. Which hexes is everyone using to achieve as close to stock measurements and geometry? Or, are there shims used with the 7mm?
Any help is appreciated!
Any help is appreciated!