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Old 10-18-2009 | 10:28 PM
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I think you lose the front wheelbase adjustment when you use the RPM arms, I just got word that RPM is testing teh molds for the rear arms...
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Old 10-18-2009 | 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by z50kgin
People started crashing and breaking, so I just stayed calmed and mDe sure to take all my normal lines and not do anything stupid. There were even some times I didn't feel right coming of a turn so I would roll the next jump because I didn't want to crash and lose my position!!

Truck was dialed, if I was up against the wall going down the straight I could go through the back sweeper with it held wide open.

I gave it a little more slipper after heat 1, and it was easier to control. But only like 1/4 turn from never slipping
slow is fast

crashing is where races are won and lost. dont crash and you will win more, even if your not the fastest on the track.

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That part looks pretty cool! I've seen it before but I must've forgotten it because I haven't had a B4/T4/SC10 chassis since I sold my FT B4 years ago...

Gonna have to check that out.


Regarding the motor getting hot, you're probably right. I'm running a 5700Kv in my B44 and even with it enclosed, the 5700Kv never got this hot as compared to my 4600Kv that's in my setup now...

I'm gonna try to go down a tooth on my pinion... Seriously though, I need to get off my lazy butt and just turn the timing down on the 4600Kv so this truck will calm down! I set my 5700Kv's timing in my B44 down to "lowest" and that buggy became driveable!

Thanks for the tips guys.


Matt, what body did you get for the SC10? When mine gets too chewed up, I'm planning on getting the "Dare" body from JC... That style is really growing on me... I did see a VW Beetle body yesterday, looked cool but it kinda took away the SC look of having the tires tucked away underneath...
yea mellow out the settings a little bit, i have mine cranked up but then again my motor sounds like it has a pound of rocks in it so im sure its not running as hard as she can. I dialed Jimmy's down alot so he could drive it. If your remote doesnt have an arc or exp setting on it then you can also create a custom throttle and brake curve to really get it maintainable.

I have had the Dare body for over a month now. couldnt decide what to do with it for paint and i have never painted a body other than all white. But i finally sacked up and just did something.

alot of the guys at the track today were saying how they like the look of this body....its just something that will grow on people when there are more of them around. It looks WAY meaner going around the track!!!

Here is the video from todays race. i added a little excitement to the main this time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwz1ITJPrGA

Originally Posted by R-E-A-P-E-R-
Took second in the SC mod class last night. First race of a 5 race series.

SC10 ran great.
good job!! did you win any race bucks?
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Old 10-18-2009 | 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by trdsupra88
I think you lose the front wheelbase adjustment when you use the RPM arms, I just got word that RPM is testing teh molds for the rear arms...
you also lose it with gt2 arms.

i was running my rear up front but now i have it in the middle for the new track going in @ ocrc.
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Old 10-18-2009 | 11:10 PM
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Pretty good racing there in Socal, looks like you would want a short wheelbase and stock rear toe for max steering...do you guys run a spec tire there?
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Old 10-19-2009 | 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by trdsupra88
Pretty good racing there in Socal, looks like you would want a short wheelbase and stock rear toe for max steering...do you guys run a spec tire there?
If your track allows running any tire I suggest not running the stock tires. They suck realy bad. I'm sure great drivers can drive on them real fast, but I know I can't.

Thanks for all the tips and setups everyone
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Old 10-19-2009 | 02:06 AM
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man, watchin that video tells me I just need to step it up and quit drivin like a retard. I was workin traffic much better for the 1st 3 and a half minutes but jeez, Matts truck is just wicked fast. Its hard to see but Matt pushed my truck all the way down the straight away. Great win and its good that we made a race out of it.
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Old 10-19-2009 | 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by wayboarder
man, watchin that video tells me I just need to step it up and quit drivin like a retard. I was workin traffic much better for the 1st 3 and a half minutes but jeez, Matts truck is just wicked fast. Its hard to see but Matt pushed my truck all the way down the straight away. Great win and its good that we made a race out of it.
haha yea that was a FUN race! i made WAY too many mistakes and so did you.

i was running the short wheelbase for this track along with 3.5* of rear toe and also 2* of anti squat.....the truck has TONS of steering. after i went to one spacer in front and rear of the hub it mellowed the trun in a little but and i was able to carry a little more speed through the corners.

Cant wait for the new track for wed night racing. A couple of us got the pleasure of ripping down the wall ride last night. Im good at breaking shit. lol
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Old 10-19-2009 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by trdsupra88
Pretty good racing there in Socal, looks like you would want a short wheelbase and stock rear toe for max steering...do you guys run a spec tire there?
no way....stock tires are garbage. Cutting the tread helps them out a bunch but nothing like the bowties.

I am running a custom Panther tires in the rear that i made from a 1/10th scale tire and 1/8th scale tire. They are soooo hooked up its ridiculous. forward bite for DAYS!
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Old 10-19-2009 | 10:31 AM
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Here are some pics of my truck and the custom tires i made.

Feel free to give me crap about my first paint job.














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Old 10-19-2009 | 11:29 AM
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Matt, did you swap chassis and put the new one in your open truck?? And what paint did you use

I would call you but I left my phone on my bed this morning, and I don't get home til 6 or later. Actually neither do you
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Old 10-19-2009 | 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by z50kgin
Matt, did you swap chassis and put the new one in your open truck?? And what paint did you use

I would call you but I left my phone on my bed this morning, and I don't get home til 6 or later. Actually neither do you
no work today. Jimmy called and cancelled it. He must have been out late getting some tail last night. i wish he would have told me sooner than 5am today so i could have been out doing the same thing. haha

yea i put the new chassis on and also graphite rear tower and u brace. new trans with ceramic diff balls too. new cvd's. new bumpers and body mounts. some new ball studs and cups.

now i just need a few more parts so i can take all the old parts and have a complete backup/stock short course.

paint was all tamiya polycarbonate paint. the white backing was parma paint.

Painted this bad boy @ Motel6.(11:30pm to 4am) HAHA
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Old 10-19-2009 | 03:14 PM
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i want to fill my diff with 60wt shock oil, will this be as thick as 10,000wt diff oil or is this not going to work? all i have is the shock oil, dont have time to redo the diff on race day so is shock oil as thick as diff oil. i have some black grease in the diff right now ut it aint cuttin the mustard. thanks for any help.
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Old 10-19-2009 | 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rcman1993
i want to fill my diff with 60wt shock oil, will this be as thick as 10,000wt diff oil or is this not going to work? all i have is the shock oil, dont have time to redo the diff on race day so is shock oil as thick as diff oil. i have some black grease in the diff right now ut it aint cuttin the mustard. thanks for any help.
viscosity is a measure of how a fluid flows, 60wt is many many times thinner than 10,000wt. It's all silicone oil, diff, shock same same. Only the weight of the oil ( thickness ) is different.
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Old 10-19-2009 | 06:22 PM
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how much do those SC10's cost as an unasembled kit with no electronics
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Old 10-19-2009 | 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by racerguy13
how much do those SC10's cost as an unasembled kit with no electronics
I paid $180 for my kit.

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