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BuggyKing 07-24-2009 10:25 PM


Originally Posted by F N CUDA (Post 6111943)
I got promoted at work, can't get there on Fridays, yet!

Last couple weeks did Bending Corners with the F1 and was killin.:sneaky:

Also after BCR daytime, went to WCRC to race at nite. Long ass day but killed it at both places.
F1 is on rails!
Goin back tomorrow to WCRC for the Grand Opening.

If you don't bring something to drive you better not show up or I will give you shat!:lol:

NO LOITERING:lol:

Ya thats great news. Ya I will do my best to loiter.:lol::lol::lol:

balistic 07-25-2009 01:26 PM


Originally Posted by F N CUDA (Post 6113762)
Spooled rearends are for drag racing only.

(see avatar):sneaky:

I know some dirt track guys who might disagree.

What would be interesting is a Detroit locker style diff. Open off the gas for steering and locked out of the turns.

Lick the new Losi 1/8th scale diff that has ramps that clamp it together on power

BuggyKing 07-25-2009 02:03 PM

I ran my battery all the way back. Improved traction but I noticed a lose of off-power steering. So now I just run just a bit centered in the chassis for a more neutral feel.

Lowrance 07-25-2009 02:43 PM

Anyone have a idea on how far out the Factory Team SC10 is. Indoor electric season is getting close here in the midwest...wanting to buy soon :sweat:

BuggyKing 07-25-2009 02:53 PM


Originally Posted by Lowrance (Post 6115881)
Anyone have a idea on how far out the Factory Team SC10 is. Indoor electric season is getting close here in the midwest...wanting to buy soon :sweat:

Not entirely sure if AE will design a FT version.:confused:

rcmark24 07-25-2009 03:01 PM


Originally Posted by chuckharrisjr (Post 6111438)
has anyone found good gearing for a 17.5?

75/28 on a Fantom 17.5 short track.

Darrel Smeltzer 07-25-2009 05:59 PM

have we not aLL HAD ENOUGH OF SC10 THREDS YET

Crawler 07-25-2009 07:15 PM


Originally Posted by Darrel Smeltzer (Post 6116275)
have we not aLL HAD ENOUGH OF SC10 THREDS YET

Nope.

-J- 07-25-2009 08:46 PM


Originally Posted by Darrel Smeltzer (Post 6116275)
have we not aLL HAD ENOUGH OF SC10 THREDS YET

Like Crawler said no, and if you are, stop posting in them and ruining them for the people who like them.

whipnet 07-25-2009 08:49 PM


Originally Posted by Crawler (Post 6116514)
Nope.

TOO MUCH is always better than NOT ENOUGH.

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BuggyKing 07-25-2009 09:15 PM

your gonna have this, cause it is a new vehicle. Dont post if you dont like it.:confused:

GSRswapandslow 07-26-2009 09:09 AM

what esc/motor combo should i get for spec class....i believe its' 17.5t.

i was thinking about getting a setup for that...and then a faster motor for time when i need a little more.

i want something controllable though, i'm new to racing.

battery will be a 28c 6000mah SMC 2s, i have 2oz in the battery compartment against the rear shock tower (under the battery foam), adn then 1oz total split between the frame rails behind where the esc mounts and the rx mounts. Suspension is dialed (sponsored AE driver set it up before i bought it)

tedstryker 07-26-2009 09:15 AM

hey can you guys recommend me a good servo "best bang for the buck servo"..i killed 2 steering servos in the past 2 weeks some rough tracks around my neck of the woods..i went through the stock sc10 servo..and a cheap futaba s3003 im on a budget so please keep your 150 and servos comments to yourself..

reenmachine 07-26-2009 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by tedstryker (Post 6118537)
hey can you guys recommend me a good servo "best bang for the buck servo"..i killed 2 steering servos in the past 2 weeks some rough tracks around my neck of the woods..i went through the stock sc10 servo..and a cheap futaba s3003 im on a budget so please keep your 150 and servos comments to yourself..

How many $20 servos do you want to go through? You don't need a $150 servo but a good, solid, ball-bearing, metal-gear digital servo is worth every penny. Save up for one and it will last you years. You'll switch it from model to model and never worry about it.

You can get a Futaba S9551 for $85 or less. It'll last forever and it's nice and compact to boot.

whipnet 07-26-2009 09:33 AM


Originally Posted by tedstryker (Post 6118537)
hey can you guys recommend me a good servo "best bang for the buck servo"..i killed 2 steering servos in the past 2 weeks some rough tracks around my neck of the woods..i went through the stock sc10 servo..and a cheap futaba s3003 im on a budget so please keep your 150 and servos comments to yourself..

I got an ACE DS1313 for about $70. I think it's perfect for these trucks. And I doubt I will have to replace it.

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