SC10 Thread
#7621
Anyone got any Silver rear springs that they want to sell or trade? I went to 4 hobby shops today and not 1 of them had the rear silver.
I can trade if you need, let me know which color you want.
I can trade if you need, let me know which color you want.
#7623
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,027
From: Dont get any more northwest than me..........
whats the best setup for a tight high bite clay indoor?? i am currently running the Maifield national setup. it was great outdoors but this weekend was the first indoor race. it drove nice but seemed like it had alot of bounce on the landing of jumps. not sure if i am bottoming out and bouncing or its to stiff and bouncing.
what setup is everyone running indoors??
what setup is everyone running indoors??
#7625
I generally advocate coming to your own unique setup using the method that is advocated on The "Tune with Camber Links" thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ber-links.html
If you want a solid baseline setup for indoor clay you can start with this...
http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._ocrc_2010.pdf
A lot of people use this with great success.
Send me a PM if you would like more detailed information about indoor clay setups for the SC10.
#7626
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iTrader: (4)
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 411
From: Mesa, AZ
You probably didn't get people jumping up and down to respond because similar questions are asked and answered several times a week on this thread. Please read the old posts and you will have more set up information than you know what to do with.
#7628
I use the 2010 Maifield Roar Nats setup on every track I've been to and the only thing I change are the tires. It's an excellent setup. I did make a few changes though. 32.5wt all around and using the C hole on the rear hub with 2 washers underneath the ballstud on the u brace. I use this setup on both my 17.5 and 10.5 SC10s.
#7629
I use the 2010 Maifield Roar Nats setup on every track I've been to and the only thing I change are the tires. It's an excellent setup. I did make a few changes though. 32.5wt all around and using the C hole on the rear hub with 2 washers underneath the ballstud on the u brace. I use this setup on both my 17.5 and 10.5 SC10s.
#7631
I'm not an AE sponsored driver but I'd be happy to help, in any case.
I generally advocate coming to your own unique setup using the method that is advocated on The "Tune with Camber Links" thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ber-links.html
If you want a solid baseline setup for indoor clay you can start with this...
http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._ocrc_2010.pdf
A lot of people use this with great success.
Send me a PM if you would like more detailed information about indoor clay setups for the SC10.
I generally advocate coming to your own unique setup using the method that is advocated on The "Tune with Camber Links" thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ber-links.html
If you want a solid baseline setup for indoor clay you can start with this...
http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._ocrc_2010.pdf
A lot of people use this with great success.
Send me a PM if you would like more detailed information about indoor clay setups for the SC10.
#7632
what gearing should i use if im running indoor clay. my truck is seeming to be at like 160 after mayb 15- 20 min run at the track.
#7633
for example, if you run 6 min mains, i would gear to be at about 160 after 6 mins
#7634
What I suggest is figure out what tires the fastest guys run at your track, and then find setups on AE's website or PetitRC that use those same tires. Using this stragety, I was able to win every heat and main my first day out at my local track straight off the trailer, making not a single change from the time I unloaded to the time I went home other than charging the battery. I think I might of turned the brake EPA down two laps into my first practice, but technically that is the transmitter.
Here is what I use. I run slightly lighter shock oil because its cooler now than the middle of the summer when this setup was done.
My truck remains fast and easy to drive with 'about' the same setup indoor and outdoor, changing only to the proper tires/compounds for the conditions.
Here is most of the setup library:
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/associa...iatedSC10.html
My 4x is just a nightmare to drive compared to my 2w, the 4w is downright evil. and it's all setup. My 2w is just a pleasure to drive. The 4w is getting better.
#7635
Hello, can you tell me what are the spares I will need for a SC10 FT?
I will use it for racing & bashing
I will use it for racing & bashing



