x2... I got the new dark blue foams in mine..

Things are going well! great to hear you guys are getting back into it. I'm thinking this body might be a little to big for the Jato.

All the Jconcepts SCT tires now come with the closed-cell dark blue inserts.

The inserts are just utilizing more slots/cuts to make them softer. We are looking into an optional insert. The Truth V2 was an exclusive item for Tower for a set period of time; but I think thats over now and we should have something out soon.

All the Jconcepts SCT tires now come with the closed-cell dark blue inserts. This was done for durability reasons. The molded inserts were not holding up to all the new boosted-speedos and mod motors.

Question....What is the difference between the groovy fronts and the rounders? Looking on the site the description doesn't really state much of a difference between the 2 at all. Thanks!

The groovy fronts are meant for outdoor racing due to the larger ribs up front. The rounder fronts are meant for indoor or outdoor tracks with light dust.

Hope that helps.

Are there any plans to come out with a front wheel 12mm hex/hub adaptor combo for the SC10? I prefer not to spend my money with proline.

Paul/Jason -

Thanks again for exchanging out the tires I had for a new pair this past weekend at the PNB, great customer service. The Double D's F/R were simply dialed on the SCT...;)

will the new zero offset sc10, xxx sct 12mm hex rims fit the new losi ten scte? If so I am switching everything over to them

I have a question about tire foam combinations.
I do know I run some soft foams on loose and really like them.

I think there's soft, med, and hard foams?

then you have different rubber compounds...

I run indoor tacky clay, and outdoor clay/loose (local mountain stuff).

any help would be awesome.

Not from us; but we are optimistic that it will become a standard part from AE ;).

NP....Thanks for the support!

No; Losi's offset is different from their 2wd to the 4wd. We will be working on a wheel that does fit; stay tuned :sneaky:.

We have 2 inserts; soft open-cell and firm closed-cell foam. We also tend to run the soft inserts 90% of the time outdoor clay/loose surfaces. Indoor surfaces are normally smoother/high-bite and tend to favor the firmer inserts. SCT normally uses the closed-cell insert for durability.

Compounds:
Green - Super Soft (All weather med/lowbite conditions)
Blue - Soft (All weather med/high-bite conditions)
Orange - Med (Hot weather high-bite conditions)
White - Hard (Hot weather extreme high-bite conditions)
Gold - Soft (smooth wet dirt/clay conditions)

Paul,
Is there a zero offset wheel for SCT?

The zero offset term is so loosely used in r/c; but the new 4x4 Losi wheel is what most people are calling zero offset.

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great foam and tire info thanks!

I also run 1:8 electric buggy; are soft foams used on outdoor loose for these as well?

I'm assuming the softer rubber offsets low-bite conditions and would wear out quicker on a higher bite.

[QUOTE=PW;8816508]Not from us; but we are optimistic that it will become a standard part from AE ;).



The new wheels and hex conv. are on their way to me! Guess I shoulda ordered 2 sets of hex's. :lol: I ordered too early.

We almost always run the stock closed-cell inserts in 1/8th buggy. You are correct regarding the softer compounds.