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Old 08-12-2015, 02:58 PM
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I was hoping to run my SC5M this weekend, but that does not like it will happen. I ended up with two defective turnbuckles in the kit. I've contacted AE customer support, but shipping from west coast to east coast will take a few days.
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I finally got my roller done. It came out awesome although it seems like I hardly used any of the kit parts. Its very tight and smooth. Since I used the set up from my T5M I had to use ballstuds that I had already so I'm thinking that the improvements in the turnbuckles are the cups and not the balls like many have suggested. Its the best 5 series kit that I've built to date.
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Originally Posted by GonzoKY
I was hoping to run my SC5M this weekend, but that does not like it will happen. I ended up with two defective turnbuckles in the kit. I've contacted AE customer support, but shipping from west coast to east coast will take a few days.
AE could step up their game regarding QA. Plenty of errors in the manual, and their parts weren't up to snuff. my CV-shafts were too large to fit my bearings. I had to wear them down a little just to get them to fit. My buddy had zero issues with his, they fit like a charm. Mine, not so much. I also ended up with extra parts (not that I'm complaining on that end of the spectrum... I earned them for the work that I had to do just to get the CV-shafts to work.)
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Is anyone going to use the 3 gear transmission? I've tried to find the whole transmission but so far it looks like I have to buy all the parts separately. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Gpeters66
Is anyone going to use the 3 gear transmission? I've tried to find the whole transmission but so far it looks like I have to buy all the parts separately. Any ideas?
You have to purchase the items separately.
  • 3 gear - gear cover
  • 3 gear - transmission case
  • 3 gear - FT motor plate

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91607/p404378

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91604/p404376

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91603/p404375
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Originally Posted by Jmuck69
You have to purchase the items separately.
  • 3 gear - gear cover
  • 3 gear - transmission case
  • 3 gear - FT motor plate

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91607/p404378

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91604/p404376

http://www.amain.com/rc-cars/team-as...c91603/p404375
Thanks! What about the gears and top shaft? are they the same minus the 4th gear?
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Originally Posted by Gpeters66
Thanks! What about the gears and top shaft? are they the same minus the 4th gear?
All the same
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You need to buy the top shaft part # 91606 you need case part # 91607 and you need gear cover #91604 and motor plate #91603 and you use the parts from the 4 gear tranny
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Originally Posted by GeorgePravata
You need to buy the top shaft part # 91606 you need case part # 91607 and you need gear cover #91604 and motor plate #91603 and you use the parts from the 4 gear tranny
Everything but the B5M team kit comes with the new V2 4 gear case that has the new top shaft so you don't need the top shaft with the SC5M.
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I went ahead and put an MIP 3 gear in my truck. My honest feeling is that it's necessary because of the weight of the truck. SCs are really heavy and I'm sure the motors, especially stock, are going to run hot. The MIP box seems to lower the temps of my other cars significantly so it seemed like a no brainer. I haven't got my truck track ready yet but most of the SC5s that I've seen barely make weight in stock trim with a shorty pack so the MIP becomes even more attractive as it adds 8 grams.
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But would the 3 gear be needed for a 10.5? I have zero desire for 17.5 short bus.
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Originally Posted by QDRHRSE
I went ahead and put an MIP 3 gear in my truck. My honest feeling is that it's necessary because of the weight of the truck. SCs are really heavy and I'm sure the motors, especially stock, are going to run hot. The MIP box seems to lower the temps of my other cars significantly so it seemed like a no brainer. I haven't got my truck track ready yet but most of the SC5s that I've seen barely make weight in stock trim with a shorty pack so the MIP becomes even more attractive as it adds 8 grams.
I have it on my T5M and SC5M, and love what it did for the motor. Add a fan to the motor and never have to worry about temps again... well basically...
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Ive slowly been reading through this thread i was wondering is anyone tested with a shorty VS square pack and what are the benefits to the square pack
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Originally Posted by atvracer9m
Ive slowly been reading through this thread i was wondering is anyone tested with a shorty VS square pack and what are the benefits to the square pack
*My apologies... wrong thread....If you saw my response...but...*

Same thing applies, weight tune-ablility with the shorty.
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Thanks guys for all the info!
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