SWORKZ S14-3 4WD buggy is here!
#91
Tech Rookie

I wouldnt mind they making a molded wing option that is light weight as possible but still durable. know plenty of folks who convert to the sworkz nylon wing for durability sake.
#93
Tech Addict
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Got a few race days in at one of my local outdoor dirt tracks with my 14-3. So far I've been very impressed with the handling and adjustability of the car. The sound of it running is different than the other 4wds out there(using a slipper). So far very happy with the buggy
#94
Tech Addict

How many are running the B64 shell on the S14-3? Mulling picking up a S14-3 Limited, but also looking at Schumacher option
#95

So what's happening with this car no one is posting about it anymore ?
#98

I picked one of these up 2nd hand (dirt version), and want to run it in Stock (13.5t). Is this the correct spur gear for the centre diff? - Sworkz Center Gear Diff Spur Gear #SW-2503134-01 [S104 EVO]
#99
Tech Addict

Anyone tried the +7mm chassis that appeared on the options parts list, but didn't seem to get any announcement?
Do wonder if a new car coming as the S14-3 is pretty damn old now. Hopefully Sworkz will address their utterly crap documentation / manuals / parts list
Do wonder if a new car coming as the S14-3 is pretty damn old now. Hopefully Sworkz will address their utterly crap documentation / manuals / parts list
#100
Tech Adept

any news on successor of this buggy ?
#101
Tech Addict

Any news on spare parts.. About to ditch it due to everything out of stock.
#102
Tech Adept
#103

I hear that now the 8th worlds has completed (with SWorkz the most used brand) the company will be refocusing on the 10th scale program.
A revised model of the S14 is first cab off the rank, in the next month or two.
I have recently started tinkering with both the S14-3 Dirt and the S12-2 Dirt.
Results so far have been surprisingly good.
Currently on a bit of a weight loss program, with 1700 out of the box with a low profile pack. Biggest win so far is it look like ARC Touring Car plastic diff internals will fit, and yield a 29 gram savings. That alone should have a significant impact in the 13.5 class.
The car is already quite stiff, i removed the carbon centre braces and has been very nice so far on large low grip outdoor tracks.
Next plan to cut out the arms per the instructions for a bit more flex, and as a bonus will gain an expected 5 grams in weight savings.
Once i add some titanium i anticipate to be in the 1620 range.
A revised model of the S14 is first cab off the rank, in the next month or two.
I have recently started tinkering with both the S14-3 Dirt and the S12-2 Dirt.
Results so far have been surprisingly good.
Currently on a bit of a weight loss program, with 1700 out of the box with a low profile pack. Biggest win so far is it look like ARC Touring Car plastic diff internals will fit, and yield a 29 gram savings. That alone should have a significant impact in the 13.5 class.
The car is already quite stiff, i removed the carbon centre braces and has been very nice so far on large low grip outdoor tracks.
Next plan to cut out the arms per the instructions for a bit more flex, and as a bonus will gain an expected 5 grams in weight savings.
Once i add some titanium i anticipate to be in the 1620 range.
#104
Tech Adept
#105
Tech Adept

hi all,
Noticed this buggy rear ride height is very high...
also, when run the buggy on a bench, tires not rotating on the ground, the universal shaft will tend to crank, rub against the arm
anyway the remedy this ?
Noticed this buggy rear ride height is very high...
also, when run the buggy on a bench, tires not rotating on the ground, the universal shaft will tend to crank, rub against the arm
anyway the remedy this ?