SC10 Thread
#5371
#5372
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Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 144
From: holland
how much toe in/out are you guys running in front?
#5374
I also converted my FT T4 to a SC10 and the rear t plate does not fit the sc10, you have to use the FT rear T plate
the front shocks are longer in the T4 so a spacer can be used inside the shock to limit travel
front shock tower dont have the holes for the bumper, can be fixed by getting rpm bumper
rear shock tower is a good fit, just make holes for the body mount to screw into
converting to sc10 buying new parts would cost about $80-100 for chassis, battery holder, body mounts, side nurf bars, body
it might be cheaper to buy a used sc10 and use the other parts for spares
the front shocks are longer in the T4 so a spacer can be used inside the shock to limit travel
front shock tower dont have the holes for the bumper, can be fixed by getting rpm bumper
rear shock tower is a good fit, just make holes for the body mount to screw into
converting to sc10 buying new parts would cost about $80-100 for chassis, battery holder, body mounts, side nurf bars, body
it might be cheaper to buy a used sc10 and use the other parts for spares
I used the T4 T-plate with the T4 transmission. So if you do not convert to the SC10 transmission you are OK. The difference between the T4 and the SC10 trans is the diff bearings and the case as it fits to the T-plate.
I disagree that the front shocks are longer on the T4. The part number is the same between the RTR kits and the 1.02" length is the same. I use 6 limiter thin spacers.
There are many ways to make your T4 fit the SC10 classification. Krio mentioned to me that he started with a T4 FT and purchased the original SC10 kit and built a SC10 FT from two kits. He then built a T4 with the remaining parts and sold it for nearly the price of the original SC10 kit so this was the most cost effective way to get a SC10 FT before the kit came out. If you have a T4 FT and want to convert it then it might be best to follow what Krio did.
#5376
I run them with DE Racing wheels. The AKA ones are nice but the front uses a very small bearing on the outside. On the high bite tracks I go through a bearing every so often. The bearing is really to small in my opinion. I am going to machine out the hub to accept a normal bearing like the other brands that are out do. I use a very small dot of super glue on the bearings to help hold them in the hub also to reduce the slop between the bearing and the hub.
Don't get me wrong though I do like them.
Don't get me wrong though I do like them.
#5377
I think i'll get the Pro-line front end when its out together with the rear hex set.
Just ordered my FT kit. hope he gets along with my FT T4.1.
Just ordered my FT kit. hope he gets along with my FT T4.1.
#5378
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I just bought an SC10 FT and I'm looking for a suggestion on what gearing to run at our local track. This is an old design of the course but comparable to that it is today. Thanks
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#5379
Hi,
Anyone know if I can use RPM 3.5mm ball cups on SC10 rear camber turnbuckle (the one that's 71mm length)? My standard ball cups pops out once in a while.
Anyone know if I can use RPM 3.5mm ball cups on SC10 rear camber turnbuckle (the one that's 71mm length)? My standard ball cups pops out once in a while.
#5381
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Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 144
From: holland
after how many runs you guys rebuild the ball-diff (ft)
#5382
1/8th motor in a sc10? why? it may fit with a good chance of destroying ur tranny. if u want insane speed and plent of broken parts, just go with a 3.5 or something
#5383
I am finishing up the build on my SC10. While putting the rear end on with the CVD's and rear hubs I noticed that the left side out drive does not have much room for the CVD end to slide in. The white plastic t-nut that the diff screw goes into is taking up a lot of room inside that outdrive.
Is that normal?
Is that normal?
#5385
I also converted my FT T4 to a SC10 and the rear t plate does not fit the sc10, you have to use the FT rear T plate
the front shocks are longer in the T4 so a spacer can be used inside the shock to limit travel
front shock tower dont have the holes for the bumper, can be fixed by getting rpm bumper
rear shock tower is a good fit, just make holes for the body mount to screw into
converting to sc10 buying new parts would cost about $80-100 for chassis, battery holder, body mounts, side nurf bars, body
it might be cheaper to buy a used sc10 and use the other parts for spares
the front shocks are longer in the T4 so a spacer can be used inside the shock to limit travel
front shock tower dont have the holes for the bumper, can be fixed by getting rpm bumper
rear shock tower is a good fit, just make holes for the body mount to screw into
converting to sc10 buying new parts would cost about $80-100 for chassis, battery holder, body mounts, side nurf bars, body
it might be cheaper to buy a used sc10 and use the other parts for spares
So should it bolt right up? Or would I need anything extra?
I would just prefer to use a Ball diff on carpet.



