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Pimpin 10-21-2009 02:49 AM


Originally Posted by tom_chang79 (Post 6500721)
Didn't realize you can fit a MM behind the battery. I might have to "borrow" your idea.... :sneaky:

Jimmy's truck has it like that too. its almost as if it was made to fit there. perfect fit! :nod:

newbie2 10-21-2009 07:17 AM

sc10?
 
o.k. can anyone help me out....first of all when I turn the wheels full left or right an hold it there the steering has so much slop I can't imagine where the truck will go(this is brand new rtr) also anylthing I can do to adapt the slash wheels to fit on the front of the SC10? I have a brand new set of goosebumps I wud like to use(mounted on slash rims)....what about diff lube ? I ran 30000 in my slash an worked well...I installed 17.5 bl and wud like to run a pinion larger than 22 but won't fit....cut out the adjustment slots but motor hits the motor guard and won't allow for larger pinion....never owned a associated always been a losi guy....first looks I'm not very impressed with the SC10 but I will give it a chance...thanks for any help

Tyler101 10-21-2009 07:28 AM

Looking for some help with gearing going to switch to a 7.5 from 13.5 and looking for ballpark pinions and spur combo

Ephidelt490 10-21-2009 07:33 AM

All 1/10 off-road race vehicles have that "slop" you are referring to at full lock. It doesn't affect the car on the track; the steering bell cranks can only go so far and the turnbuckles allow the wheel to pivot a little extra at full lock once max. steering throw is reached. Just run it and you'll see what I mean :).

Just search through all the various SC10 threads and you;ll find the info about installing Slash hexes. I know it's been done.

You can install the optional spur gear to achieve the gearing you want.

TfnG 10-21-2009 07:34 AM

17.5 gearing should be 75/25-28. Ur kit should have came with the 75t spur.

Associated black grease works great in the tranny.

newbie2 10-21-2009 05:20 PM

front wheels conversion sc10
 
can't find the thread on how to convert the front end of the sc10 to take the 12mm hexes....anyone help me out here... thanks in advance...

chrisfrom619 10-21-2009 11:51 PM


Originally Posted by newbie2 (Post 6503802)
can't find the thread on how to convert the front end of the sc10 to take the 12mm hexes....anyone help me out here... thanks in advance...

This conversion is going to be a little bit tricky you will have to be a little bit more creative on this one. I'm thinking you will need a sleeve since the associated front wheels have a smaller diameter shaft.

R-E-A-P-E-R- 10-22-2009 12:19 AM

Well I went racing tonight. First encounter with a blitz. I will say this, they are going to be some serious competition for the SC10. He had a super hot motor in there that was way faster than me. I have a 7.5 so mine is not slow. He was running those stock tires and it had more traction than I have seen on a SC. It was pulling wheelies effortlessly he had so much traction. I think I want to try some on my sc10. I ended up 5th in the A main tonight. Not my best finish but my lap times were consistent so I cant complain too much...

tom_chang79 10-22-2009 12:22 AM

Yo Reaper, what treads are you running on your SC10? What kind of track do you run it at?

I just got a set of Split Six-mounted Bowties and they feel much better then the stock...

tom_chang79 10-22-2009 12:23 AM


Originally Posted by Pimpin (Post 6500895)
Jimmy's truck has it like that too. its almost as if it was made to fit there. perfect fit! :nod:


It's a Castle Creation Conspiracy (CCC) muahahah!
:lol:

malcnz 10-22-2009 12:23 AM

[QUOTE=TfnG;6501645]17.5 gearing should be 75/25-28. Ur kit should have came with the 75t spur.

My RTR didnt come with optional spur...think its only the kit version that does.

z50king 10-22-2009 12:27 AM


Originally Posted by tom_chang79 (Post 6505249)
I just got a set of Split Six-mounted Bowties and they feel much better then the stock...

best buy for sc10 haha


Originally Posted by malcnz (Post 6505252)
My RTR didnt come with optional spur...think its only the kit version that does.

yeah it only comes in the kit

Tyler101 10-22-2009 04:46 AM


Originally Posted by R-E-A-P-E-R- (Post 6505238)
Well I went racing tonight. First encounter with a blitz. I will say this, they are going to be some serious competition for the SC10. He had a super hot motor in there that was way faster than me. I have a 7.5 so mine is not slow. He was running those stock tires and it had more traction than I have seen on a SC. It was pulling wheelies effortlessly he had so much traction. I think I want to try some on my sc10. I ended up 5th in the A main tonight. Not my best finish but my lap times were consistent so I cant complain too much...

What gearing are you running with a 7.5???

Thanks

whipnet 10-22-2009 06:10 AM


Originally Posted by z50kgin (Post 6505259)
best buy for sc10 haha



yeah it only comes in the kit

Wow, the kit actually had something that the RTR didn't? I felt so ripped off when the RTR came out for just $20 more.

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R-E-A-P-E-R- 10-22-2009 09:21 AM

I have ran bowties and am currently running goosebumps. Right now they are the best tire I have tried so far. I will be getting my hands on some of those Blitz tires though. I couldn't believe how they hooked up.

My gearing is 87/24, motor temp after like 15 min are at 140. I think I have my radio dialed back to 130 on my DX3S

I dont like the beadlock wheels too much. They weigh 2X what the Rulux do. And I was always popping a darn bead with those things. They would be good for a less powerfull motor

Last nights race I ended up getting 22 laps. Best ever on the track was 23. That darn HPI got 24. The truck doesnt seem any better but that traction made all the difference.


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