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06-18-2009 | 10:05 PM

#1681

F N CUDA

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Originally Posted by BuggyKing

hey Jake I like those Bowties. They work good.

chea..cough, cough, cheat..cough, cheaters.
Now no more tire excuses?

Maybe now I'll have an excuse, I won't have cheater tires in the stock class.
Oh, wait.
Now you'll have to run in the Mod class with all the mondo powered, psycho trucks. Put yer helmet on, it's gonna be a rough ride.

06-18-2009 | 10:12 PM

#1682

BuggyKing

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Originally Posted by F N CUDA

chea..cough, cough, cheat..cough, cheaters.
Now no more tire excuses?

Nahh I just run the stockers for racing. Wink Wink Wink. You can run them to. Im just tired of running a crap tire.

06-18-2009 | 10:23 PM

#1683

tedstryker

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Originally Posted by KidAgain

The upgrades are the CVD's but there not cheap and not foolproof.

CVD
http://aedownloads.com/downloads/item_photos/7383.jpg

Dogbone
http://aedownloads.com/downloads/item_photos/7361.jpg

thnx man where can i get these..

06-19-2009 | 06:42 AM

#1684

cheROK1212

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epic rims

Has anyone used the proline epic front rim? If so , how did you mod it? Just counterbore it for one bearing or two?

06-19-2009 | 06:50 AM

#1685

cheROK1212

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Originally Posted by rapster402

i have tried running slash beadlocks on the sc10 and as stated the rears work with hexes, but on the front, the bearings and axle arnt your only issue..the offset is completely wrong and the tyres hang out the gaurds about 10mm.. or 3/8 to you guys. even trying the slash rear wheels didnt fix the track issue. would need to run shorter arms... not worth the fuck around. they do look alot better though.. give it time, aftermarket wheels will be on the way

asked and answered

06-19-2009 | 09:19 AM

#1686

dgdcustoms

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Originally Posted by tedstryker

thnx man where can i get these..

check with your LHS,if they dont have them im sure they can order them.or go to a mail order company and get them.Amainhobbies always seems to have alot of parts in stuck,and so does Stormer Hobbies.

06-19-2009 | 10:26 AM

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balistic

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Originally Posted by ballisticsart

t4 arms are notoriously brittle in the hands of unseasoned driver!! but did you know the GT2 arms are almost a direct fit and are damn near bullet proof. all the geometry is the same but you must use a gt2 outer hinge pin. rpm arms are great if your bashing but not so good for racing, they seem to make the truck feel real lazy

I just got all the GT2 stuff but I soon realized the rear shock mounts are much higher on the arms? What are you guys doing about this?

06-19-2009 | 10:42 AM

#1688

F N CUDA

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Originally Posted by balistic

I just got all the GT2 stuff but I soon realized the rear shock mounts are much higher on the arms? What are you guys doing about this?

Using Losi hubs to keep it simple.

06-19-2009 | 10:43 AM

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trx450racer174

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Originally Posted by F N CUDA

Using Losi hubs to keep it simple.

06-19-2009 | 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by F N CUDA

Using Losi hubs to keep it simple.

06-19-2009 | 11:02 AM

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weight

Hello...i was just wondering as far as where u race at ...is there a weight requirement & if so what is it

06-19-2009 | 11:18 AM

#1692

trx450racer174

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I myself have not raced mine yet at a local track. But most tracks will run this in a Mod SCT class so weight is not an issue pretty much run whatcha brung is it.

06-19-2009 | 11:26 AM

#1693

truck driver

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Quote:

Originally Posted by balistic

I just got all the GT2 stuff but I soon realized the rear shock mounts are much higher on the arms? What are you guys doing about this?

drill new shock mount holes in the arm directly below the existing holes, then grind off the old shock mount holes.

06-19-2009 | 11:30 AM

#1694

fatkid24

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Originally Posted by RcRacing4Ever

Hello...i was just wondering as far as where u race at ...is there a weight requirement & if so what is it

Roar Rules. 74 oz

06-19-2009 | 11:40 AM

#1695

balistic

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Originally Posted by truck driver

drill new shock mount holes in the arm directly below the existing holes, then grind off the old shock mount holes.

Walking through this I thought that would be the answer. I did notice however that the outside hole in the GT2 arms in the inside hole on the SC10 arms.

I moved the shock to the front of the shock mount also, I don't know if that will work when I change the holes in the arms?