Team Associated RC10B64 Thread
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#1786
J, dont be scared at all. If its gonna break its gonna break. We have plenty of arms in stock, we should have towers and hubs and everything else too if you need them.
I been running mine like crazy and had zero issues since the first few packs. The car is so dialed it's insane. Where you plan on running it? I might have some set up tips for you.
I been running mine like crazy and had zero issues since the first few packs. The car is so dialed it's insane. Where you plan on running it? I might have some set up tips for you.
#1788
Tech Rookie
i was looking into the rear shock tower thats longer and longer shock bodies by 3mm is that really gonna make a difference
#1790
Tech Rookie
Diff oil
10k front and 10k rear diff oil seems to be what most are running. Has anyone tried a different combo like 7k front/ 5k rear or any other combo and noticed a difference in handling? I run 7k/5k in my dex410 durango and it basically drives itself, no super skills required.
#1791
Tech Master
iTrader: (44)
10k front and 10k rear diff oil seems to be what most are running. Has anyone tried a different combo like 7k front/ 5k rear or any other combo and noticed a difference in handling? I run 7k/5k in my dex410 durango and it basically drives itself, no super skills required.
#1793
Tech Rookie
#1798
So finally got to run the car last night @ DRP. All I can say is the setup from AE Stig was pretty darn close. Really close.
Initially it was really "darty". Of course it had brand new tires on it. Played with expo on my radio to calm it down a bit. That helped huge.
Then went to from 2° to 1° toe out, then went from purple springs to orange springs up front. That made it just about perfect for me. Got into the 14 sec lap times. Definitely turned some heads.
As for durability, besides the occasional flip/traction roll, I sent it for some nice rag-doll cart wheels (unintentionally of course). It's solid.
Totally satisfied.
Got about 10 packs through it. I think I'm going a little more aggressive with the motor, probably a 10.5.
Here was the setup.
Worn ozite carpet, I pretty much emulated AE Stigs recommendations:
slipper 81/26 13.5T
Slipper dogbone set (where only the rear dogbone is different)
2 orings in front slipper outdrive, 3 in slipper rear outdrive
purple springs up front, 1.6 x 2 with 37.5 wt (switched to orange, helped calm down turn entry)
gray spring in the rear 1.7 x 2 with 30 wt
15mm ride height
7° caster blocks
5mm front hexes
AE aluminum steering rack
camber links inside on shock tower, 2nd hole up from bottom front an rear
yellow swaybar up front
orange (front swaybar) in the rear
2° camber all the way around
about 2° of toe out, (switched to 1° to calm down steering)
Schumacher cut staggers yellow up front
JConcepts Pin Downs in the rear
Initially it was really "darty". Of course it had brand new tires on it. Played with expo on my radio to calm it down a bit. That helped huge.
Then went to from 2° to 1° toe out, then went from purple springs to orange springs up front. That made it just about perfect for me. Got into the 14 sec lap times. Definitely turned some heads.
As for durability, besides the occasional flip/traction roll, I sent it for some nice rag-doll cart wheels (unintentionally of course). It's solid.
Totally satisfied.
Got about 10 packs through it. I think I'm going a little more aggressive with the motor, probably a 10.5.
Here was the setup.
Worn ozite carpet, I pretty much emulated AE Stigs recommendations:
slipper 81/26 13.5T
Slipper dogbone set (where only the rear dogbone is different)
2 orings in front slipper outdrive, 3 in slipper rear outdrive
purple springs up front, 1.6 x 2 with 37.5 wt (switched to orange, helped calm down turn entry)
gray spring in the rear 1.7 x 2 with 30 wt
15mm ride height
7° caster blocks
5mm front hexes
AE aluminum steering rack
camber links inside on shock tower, 2nd hole up from bottom front an rear
yellow swaybar up front
orange (front swaybar) in the rear
2° camber all the way around
about 2° of toe out, (switched to 1° to calm down steering)
Schumacher cut staggers yellow up front
JConcepts Pin Downs in the rear
#1800
Tech Master
iTrader: (51)
10/200/7 here for indoor clay and its been awesome. I started with 10 frt and rear and on the tighter layout with a lot of 180 corners it didn't quite rotate like I liked so dropping down to 7 in the rear really seemed to help.
Has anyone got any advice for running this car on outdoor dirt, not clay? Similar to what Motorama was like this year. I have been looking for some setups from Alex K. or Chad Due, or Brent Thielke since they were all there racing but no luck. I will be racing 1/10 outdoors all summer instead of 1/8 so I'm looking for anything for this car, and for my B6D and SC5M.
Has anyone got any advice for running this car on outdoor dirt, not clay? Similar to what Motorama was like this year. I have been looking for some setups from Alex K. or Chad Due, or Brent Thielke since they were all there racing but no luck. I will be racing 1/10 outdoors all summer instead of 1/8 so I'm looking for anything for this car, and for my B6D and SC5M.