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Nice!! The scenery is great and I like the music.
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Originally Posted by AlanHall
(Post 10559597)
Maybe one of you guys who are really into setups can check this video and help me with something .. seems like no matter how I land I get a good bounce definitely in the rear. Maybe it need to jump on the power sooner? Or something with the setup?
Its red / grey 32.5/32.5 , arms level/bones level. I have 3oz in the back I was thinking about pulling. I start 2nd here.. black nose blue stars. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop...yudJl8zo&gl=US I run 30wt. with silver springs and the track I run on has bigger jumps. So if weights don't help, try softer spring. |
Thanks.. I was thinking it was bottoming out and bouncing it back up. You can see how the back bucks when I land. And yeah its 13.5 blinky.
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The scenery around here does not suck.
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Originally Posted by Mizchief
(Post 10558844)
U using bleeder caps? I've used the Al caps without the bleeder and it's hard to get all of the rebound out without getting air inside. Either air or a little rebound could cause extra pressure and cause them to leak.
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Originally Posted by AlanHall
(Post 10559712)
Thanks.. I was thinking it was bottoming out and bouncing it back up. You can see how the back bucks when I land. And yeah its 13.5 blinky.
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
(Post 10560591)
those grey springs are way too stiff. Go to greens. Try to run the least amt of weight as possible, you'll have to really master trigger control but the less weight you have the better it rotates, jumps, turns, everything.
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Originally Posted by jstump
(Post 10560572)
yes i am using the bleeder caps on my v2's ya think i need to remove the bleeder screw eh?
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Did yall see me throw it away the like 3 times I caught the leader lol
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Originally Posted by AlanHall
(Post 10561157)
Aren't green just one step softer than grey? I tried green/blue and really like the truck everywhere accept if I bobble .. I crashed a ton more lol
ASSOCIATED REAR B4/T4/SC10 PART # COLOR RATE 6481 BLACK 1.74 6480 GREEN 1.9 6478 SILVER 2.1 6482 GREY 2.33 7434 BLUE 2.55 7435 GOLD 2.75 7436 RED 2.95 |
Shoot your right. Ill have to try it next time out. I did try gold/silver but that was with #2 pistons all around.
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Upgrading my SC10!
I have put some good money into my SC10 by buying all the FT options and a Speed Passion 17.5 esc/motor. Anyway my question is about the RPM arms I have been using them for awhile but they seem to soft/flexible and should I just go back to the stiffer standard arms? Also what gearing are you guys using with a 17.5 setup? One last question my SP 17.5 has vent holes in the motor can and should I cover the vent holes(piece of nitro air filter) since my track is dusty? Anybody else using the M2C tapered hole pistons? Thanks for any info/help!
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never use rpm arms, even tbirdjunkie would say that :p
any of you drive with black rear, gold front? wich oil to use? |
I'm running my 17.5 at 23/84, everyone will tell you something different.. I would also never block any vent holes on the motor can. Even when I was a basher, I never had problems with stuff getting in the motor.
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Originally Posted by savannahmick
(Post 10562055)
I have put some good money into my SC10 by buying all the FT options and a Speed Passion 17.5 esc/motor. Anyway my question is about the RPM arms I have been using them for awhile but they seem to soft/flexible and should I just go back to the stiffer standard arms? Also what gearing are you guys using with a 17.5 setup? One last question my SP 17.5 has vent holes in the motor can and should I cover the vent holes(piece of nitro air filter) since my track is dusty? Anybody else using the M2C tapered hole pistons? Thanks for any info/help!
I use RPM arms for the durability. I run on a clay outdoor track with good size jumps and it can get a bit bumpy at times. So they work OK for me. But if you're on a high bite track that is smooth and not so big, stock arms will give you a bit more precision in handling. As far as covering your motor, I wouldn't. I would make sure I took the motor apart more frequently to clean it out. You don't want debris in the bearings and between the rotor and stator. |
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