SC10 Thread
#423
This should help.....
http://67.199.85.166/racing/index.php
Direct link to Setups
http://67.199.85.166/racing/setups.php
http://67.199.85.166/racing/index.php
Direct link to Setups
http://67.199.85.166/racing/setups.php
Last edited by JDCrow; 04-14-2009 at 06:32 AM.
#425
I yanked the threaded shock bodies from a T4. I freakin' hate those blue tubes with the plastic shock clips. Also the CVDs. Dogbones!?! No thanks.
Why are people tearing apart their T4's for the SC10 build!? I have two FT T4's but there's no way I'm tearing them apart just to put a few FT parts on the SC10, there's nothing wrong with the parts that came with the SC10 kit.
As far as the build goes, it takes < 2 hours. The only pain is actually putting the rear wheels on, it's like they didn't drill the whole big enough. Other than that it's pretty smooth. I'll post pics once I get the body cut out.
As far as the build goes, it takes < 2 hours. The only pain is actually putting the rear wheels on, it's like they didn't drill the whole big enough. Other than that it's pretty smooth. I'll post pics once I get the body cut out.
#426
OK.. Those are the options I see worthy of upgrading, the dogbones do suck. I don't really see a problem with the shocks though, heaps of people actually prefer plastic caps. But to order the FT tie rods and stuff just seems like a waste. I may pull the CVD's from my spare rolling T4 chassis, but I guess I'll try the dogbones first.
#427
I saw one guy putting a buggy body over the chassis but can't find it anymore. Is anybody doing anything to keep all the crap out of the electronics. It one thing to get dry dirt in there, but I've never seen such a mess every time i run. I would buy a buggy body like I have seen, but have no idea where to start as far as size goes. Any help?
#431
I'd like to know how well the B4 body fits on an SC10, too. Pics! I was thinking about doing the same thing with my Slash, but with an 8th scale buggy body. I am getting tired of cleaning sticky red clay off of my electronics and lipo.
#434
http://www.ultimatetraxxas.com/projects/backslash/
#435
ok so I ran my SC10 for the first time today. (other than going up and down the parking lot to make sure everything works) And I had a couple questions...
1. I notice when taking off from a dead stop, the truck tended to drift to the left. Granted I was running on a really low traction surface, does this mean my diff is too loose? If so, isnt there an adjustment point outside the truck? So I don't have to remove the tranny?
2. I kept popping off the left rear turnbuckle. It didn't come off the ball, like the turnbuckle stripped OUT of the ball cup. I guess this is why everyone runs RPM ball cups in the rear of their T4/B4?
3. I'm running a 13.5 brushless, geared 26/75. After about 5-10 minutes of running, the ESC was cool to the touch, and the motor was hot enough to where I could keep my finger on it for about 3 solid seconds. I don't have a temp guage, so this isn't too hot right?
4. How loose do you suggest running the slipper clutch so the truck doesnt break traction too much on take off?
1. I notice when taking off from a dead stop, the truck tended to drift to the left. Granted I was running on a really low traction surface, does this mean my diff is too loose? If so, isnt there an adjustment point outside the truck? So I don't have to remove the tranny?
2. I kept popping off the left rear turnbuckle. It didn't come off the ball, like the turnbuckle stripped OUT of the ball cup. I guess this is why everyone runs RPM ball cups in the rear of their T4/B4?
3. I'm running a 13.5 brushless, geared 26/75. After about 5-10 minutes of running, the ESC was cool to the touch, and the motor was hot enough to where I could keep my finger on it for about 3 solid seconds. I don't have a temp guage, so this isn't too hot right?
4. How loose do you suggest running the slipper clutch so the truck doesnt break traction too much on take off?
Last edited by CaptainHowdyt13; 04-14-2009 at 05:56 PM.



