SC10 Thread
#1443
Tech Adept
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 133
From: calabasas
the RTR is the same as the kit. I'd buy the RTR. if nothing else you could sell the radio, ESC, and motor for $50 and have a killer pre-painted body. See you at freedom park tomorrow
#1444
http://67.199.85.166/ae/sc10/sc10_home.php
#1447
There is a hollow section in the wheel hex. The wheel pin will eat into the void in the wheel, which will crack and break the thin plastic layer. Once that happens, the drive pin eats up the entire hex.
The best fix I have come across is to fill it with JB Weld from the get go or "rebuild" the torn up slots with JB Weld.
The best fix I have come across is to fill it with JB Weld from the get go or "rebuild" the torn up slots with JB Weld.
#1448
Looks good Sith
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If you are running on an outdoor, dry track I have a few suggestions. Dremel the tabs off your battery strap so you can mount the battery to the rear of the truck. Use the Gold Front springs with Black Rears (if it's REALLY loose, otherwise leave the Greens). I run #2 Pistons the entire way around with 30 wt. AE oil. Stock shock limiters front and rear. Bones level front and rear; LOWER the rear ride height by 3-4mm if it's really loose.
Dremel your stock tires to add side bite. Cut a groove in the outside lugs as shown.
Easiest way is to just mount up the JConcepts Goosebumps
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.If you are running on an outdoor, dry track I have a few suggestions. Dremel the tabs off your battery strap so you can mount the battery to the rear of the truck. Use the Gold Front springs with Black Rears (if it's REALLY loose, otherwise leave the Greens). I run #2 Pistons the entire way around with 30 wt. AE oil. Stock shock limiters front and rear. Bones level front and rear; LOWER the rear ride height by 3-4mm if it's really loose.
Dremel your stock tires to add side bite. Cut a groove in the outside lugs as shown.
Easiest way is to just mount up the JConcepts Goosebumps
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