Originally Posted by samlax77 (Post 10740750)

Does anyone think that it's worth it to change everything to the 12mm hex style? Do you think that there would be any change in handling or speed? Or is it just an option for accessability reasons?

Originally Posted by brent701 (Post 10740758)

Plus the SCT class is getting out of control with hacking and bad driving.

Originally Posted by Lake Ober (Post 10740344)

Thanks for your help guys! Good, I'm glad to hear that it's not impossible to have my CVD's still be good 7 month's after I built it. But, I'm sorry to hear about yours J_Bone, I sure wouldn't be too happy if I had to replace mine that often. That seems weird that they are failing so quickly, I just wouldn't have though they'd go bad that often. What was going wrong with them exactly?

Originally Posted by Lake Ober (Post 10740395)

Just wanted to double-check...

I just received my Avid front/rear 12mm hex adapters today in the mail, to replace my stripped out JConcept pieces-o-crap. I installed them the same in the rear as the Jconcepts were (removed blue cone-shaped space, and left the 2 shims on the axle). And in the front, I left the one shim on the axle. To the guys running the Avid hex adapters: is this the correct way to install these?

I don't quite understand why Avid doesn't include any type of instructions in the package with their items, or on their website. I mean... I know they are pretty simple items, but it still would be nice to make sure I put them on right.

I will say though, I was actually able to put the adapters on the axle and tighten the screws without stripping them out. WAY TO GO AVID!!! You figured out how to make a hex adapter for the SC10 that actually works... now help out JConcepts a bit, so they can stop ripping people off with their junky adapters :lol:

Originally Posted by samlax77 (Post 10740750)

Does anyone think that it's worth it to change everything to the 12mm hex style? Do you think that there would be any change in handling or speed? Or is it just an option for accessability reasons?

Originally Posted by weavty1 (Post 10740776)

Heh, wouldn't have to worry about that, if you stayed out front! ;) lol jk jk

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:lol:

Originally Posted by brent701 (Post 10741747)

Trust me. I have no problem staying in the front.
It's when you get hacked the 1st turn when you start or when you come around to lap drivers that want to race you and push your door in as son as they get a chance to..

Became to much to deal with so I stopped for a while.

I can dish it back though. without a problem. It seems when someone wants to push you around the track and they get pushed back. all hell breaks loose and the crying starts. lol kind of funny really. :tire:

Originally Posted by weavty1 (Post 10741789)

. It happens though.. meh

Originally Posted by brent701 (Post 10741877)

That it does.

Originally Posted by J_Bone (Post 10741905)

Every race it seems to happen. That's why I've considered switching to 2wd buggy.

Originally Posted by brent701 (Post 10741942)

Yes sir. That is why I do Buggy and my T4.1

Originally Posted by mxracer458 (Post 10742870)

i race stock buggy and the time before last it was full of short course drivers wanting to try buggy,i was tq in stock buggy,got ran over i don't know how many time and had to work my way back from last place at least twice,ii ended up 6th place on the night,really frustrating.

Originally Posted by RA99GT (Post 10743265)

SDRC right? Ya I was in that same race bumping up from the B. I watched a group of cars in front of me taking each other out, allowing me to cruise by and finish 3rd I think.

But ya, I quit racing SC 2 years ago because all the hacking is frustrating.