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R-E-A-P-E-R- 10-26-2009 07:38 PM

Sorry That 1/18th scale was a typo on my part. I am a 1/8 scale racer. EP buggy and truggy and nitro buggy. My diffs are 5-7-3 in all of them. And yes 10,000 Diff fluid is thick. I GUARANTEE his truck drives like it has a locker in the back.

I have personaly drivin a SC10 with 1000 diff fluid in it had it drove like complete crap.

But hey if he wants to be slow thats fine by me. Just more lap traffic for me...:sneaky:

And also know about being in hot areas. I was stationed in Yuma AZ for 4 years. Way hotter than you ever see in Huston

balistic 10-26-2009 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by R-E-A-P-E-R- (Post 6524481)
Sorry That 1/18th scale was a typo on my part. I am a 1/8 scale racer. EP buggy and truggy and nitro buggy. My diffs are 5-7-3 in all of them. And yes 10,000 Diff fluid is thick. I GUARANTEE his truck drives like it has a locker in the back.

I have personaly drivin a SC10 with 1000 diff fluid in it had it drove like complete crap.

But hey if he wants to be slow thats fine by me. Just more lap traffic for me...:sneaky:

And also know about being in hot areas. I was stationed in Yuma AZ for 4 years. Way hotter than you ever see in Huston

I have 30,000 in my slash and it's great, have TQed and won with it, always competitive. I ended up with 80 in the SC10 before I got a ball diff.

Now I have one diff with 3000 and one with 5000 ready to try again.

so you are saying with 1000 it was too locked? what did it do, not turn and spin out?

porkchop 10-26-2009 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by tedstryker (Post 6523161)
any the stock electronics suck period...

well you got run em for spec

z50king 10-26-2009 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by tedstryker (Post 6523161)
any the stock electronics suck period...

i have a question about the stock esc. i just got an airtronics receiver and transmitter. the paperwork says the receiver can only take 4.8-6.0 volts from the esc. is this what the stock esc puts out? i read around the paperwork that came with the esc and it didnt list it

chrisfrom619 10-27-2009 01:36 AM

Tires
 
I need help on deciding which tires to use on the track I will be running modified class with 10.5 motor and 5000 mah lipo. My options are JC concepts goose bumps or proline bow tie. Right now the track condition is unknown I want something that will work on most track conditions.

Thanks in advance.

Pimpin 10-27-2009 03:09 AM


Originally Posted by chrisfrom619 (Post 6525632)
I need help on deciding which tires to use on the track I will be running modified class with 10.5 motor and 5000 mah lipo. My options are JC concepts goose bumps or proline bow tie. Right now the track condition is unknown I want something that will work on most track conditions.

Thanks in advance.

bowties

i just got a set of the new caliber tires....ill report back after the races wed night.

Pimpin 10-27-2009 03:10 AM


Originally Posted by trdsupra88 (Post 6522814)
Sweet layout, Im going to have tocome down there and give you a run for your money sometime soon Matt...:batman:

:D

come on out and play :spidey:

R-E-A-P-E-R- 10-27-2009 04:17 AM


Originally Posted by balistic (Post 6524760)

so you are saying with 1000 it was too locked? what did it do, not turn and spin out?

I know the AE guys here in CO are running 35 Wt Shock oil in there diffs. If you think about how the diff works and what will happen if the fluid is too think in there. It wont easily let one tire spin slower or faster than the other during a turn. In full sized trucks with lockers this actually makes tires bind and cherp on the road. With that thick of fluid in there thats ecentually what your doing in there. thicker fluid will cause the truck to push unless your drifting every corner.

If I were to drive to identical trucks. One with a stock blk greese diff and one with 10,000 wt diff oil on it. I bet the pink slip on my SC10 I would turn faster laps with the stock setup.

balistic 10-27-2009 06:06 AM


Originally Posted by R-E-A-P-E-R- (Post 6525888)
I know the AE guys here in CO are running 35 Wt Shock oil in there diffs. If you think about how the diff works and what will happen if the fluid is too think in there. It wont easily let one tire spin slower or faster than the other during a turn. In full sized trucks with lockers this actually makes tires bind and cherp on the road. With that thick of fluid in there thats ecentually what your doing in there. thicker fluid will cause the truck to push unless your drifting every corner.

If I were to drive to identical trucks. One with a stock blk greese diff and one with 10,000 wt diff oil on it. I bet the pink slip on my SC10 I would turn faster laps with the stock setup.

My question wasn't about 10,000 though. I let the 1/8th scale but bite with the 3000 and 5000. my truck was stock with Slash tires the last time I messed with the diff oils and it didn't matter what I did it was undrivable. now that i have it somewhat competitive and that it is the only varible I wanted to go back to it and try.

I just can't get with the black greese, they made it a sealed diff so you could put oil in it.

newbie2 10-27-2009 07:14 AM


Originally Posted by RcRacing4Ever (Post 6519348)
You needed to get the losi hinge pin #losa6088... then run a 1/8th size drill bit through the arm so it will fit. It will use the same size stock bearing & you will lose the front to back hub adjustment,so in case you didnt know. Been running mine now for like that for 6 months. the truck(to me) feels pretty planted unless I get stupid with the throttle...running 10.5. Everything you need to know is on page 76 I think

ckd on page 76 an both ways couldn't find anything, I seen that the arms needed drilled out, I guess where i'm confused is the losi hubs have 2 holes and the asc. only has one and the losi hub won't fit in the space unless u do a lot of grinding... is grinding off the losi hub to fit required ? thanks

rcman1993 10-27-2009 12:26 PM


Originally Posted by R-E-A-P-E-R- (Post 6524481)
Sorry That 1/18th scale was a typo on my part. I am a 1/8 scale racer. EP buggy and truggy and nitro buggy. My diffs are 5-7-3 in all of them. And yes 10,000 Diff fluid is thick. I GUARANTEE his truck drives like it has a locker in the back.

I have personaly drivin a SC10 with 1000 diff fluid in it had it drove like complete crap.

But hey if he wants to be slow thats fine by me. Just more lap traffic for me...:sneaky:

And also know about being in hot areas. I was stationed in Yuma AZ for 4 years. Way hotter than you ever see in Huston

i run a carpet track and i know guys who run 40k in theres and it barelocks up, 10k seems liek a ball diff almost when driving it.

trx450racer174 10-27-2009 01:00 PM


Originally Posted by newbie2 (Post 6526436)
ckd on page 76 an both ways couldn't find anything, I seen that the arms needed drilled out, I guess where i'm confused is the losi hubs have 2 holes and the asc. only has one and the losi hub won't fit in the space unless u do a lot of grinding... is grinding off the losi hub to fit required ? thanks

I am one of the original few to start running Losi hubs.
There is no grinding of any kind and the only modification you need to do
is drill out the hinge pin hole, everything else is a direct fit.
If you need pics or p/n's LMK.

Erik

BuggyKing 10-27-2009 01:08 PM

yes just drill out the arms and capture them.

cjtamu 10-27-2009 03:32 PM


Originally Posted by z50kgin (Post 6524816)
i have a question about the stock esc. i just got an airtronics receiver and transmitter. the paperwork says the receiver can only take 4.8-6.0 volts from the esc. is this what the stock esc puts out? i read around the paperwork that came with the esc and it didnt list it

AE says BEC voltage is 5.0V, so you should be fine. I haven't had a problem with the stock electronics yet. Ask me after I build some 7 cells though, LOL.

Whipnet, I can't see running 10K diff fluid in the rear either, esp. at Mike's. My car was pretty dialed with the black grease last time. Lap times in the 30 to 31 second range, and that was with stock gear on 6 cells and a loose brush shunt. Okay, that part was unintentional, they're soldered now. Hard for me to make on a Wednesday, have to be a weekend. We all have weekend stuff, that's why I haven't raced in 3 weeks LOL. I want to see how yours turns with 10K diff fluid. Everything I've heard from AE is that the team drivers keep going to the black grease with the gear diff. Put a MIP ball dif in mine a couple weeks ago, anxious to try it.

trx450racer174 10-27-2009 03:38 PM

10k WOW!!!!! I had black grease went to 5k then 3k and 1k and finally
back to black grease.


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