SC10 custom batt strap LMK what u think
06-18-2009, 09:29 PM
#4
Nice...
Mine is made from Lexan.
Mine is made from Lexan.
06-19-2009, 12:59 AM
#6
Originally Posted by rearviewmirror
Looks fine.. hopefully you're not going to spam it every day and try to charge others $20 for one. 
Probably be doin a bunch of people a favor if they could get one from you, lots of em don't wanna hassle settin up for just one part.
You would however have to hear the same guy cryin bout your part bein available, uh, spammed.
Even though not 1 of the dozens of pleased buyers would ever have anything but positive things to say about how you saved them the trouble of makin the part.
This guy only wishes he had an idea that would help us out and make him a couple bucks at the same time.
He'll just have to be happy sittin back pissin and moanin then clickin on the "rolls eyes" icon after his own helpful posts. Thanks anyway.
06-19-2009, 10:26 AM
#7
Originally Posted by rearviewmirror
Looks fine.. hopefully you're not going to spam it every day and try to charge others $20 for one.
Not gonna spam em if someone wants one the can get ahold of me. I have a few key individuals that will be testing it and can get the word out for me.
06-19-2009, 11:44 AM
#8
battery strap
Hello...Im not here to try & bash on your idea...My question is this...what is wrong with the stock one...I just got my Sc10... & now you have me wondering if there is going to be a problem that i have yet to encounter... Thanks for any feed back
06-19-2009, 11:47 AM
#9
Originally Posted by RcRacing4Ever
Hello...Im not here to try & bash on your idea...My question is this...what is wrong with the stock one...I just got my Sc10... & now you have me wondering if there is going to be a problem that i have yet to encounter... Thanks for any feed back
06-19-2009, 11:49 AM
#10
Originally Posted by F N CUDA
Very nice piece.
Probably be doin a bunch of people a favor if they could get one from you, lots of em don't wanna hassle settin up for just one part.
You would however have to hear the same guy cryin bout your part bein available, uh, spammed.
Even though not 1 of the dozens of pleased buyers would ever have anything but positive things to say about how you saved them the trouble of makin the part.
This guy only wishes he had an idea that would help us out and make him a couple bucks at the same time.
He'll just have to be happy sittin back pissin and moanin then clickin on the "rolls eyes" icon after his own helpful posts. Thanks anyway.
Probably be doin a bunch of people a favor if they could get one from you, lots of em don't wanna hassle settin up for just one part.
You would however have to hear the same guy cryin bout your part bein available, uh, spammed.
Even though not 1 of the dozens of pleased buyers would ever have anything but positive things to say about how you saved them the trouble of makin the part.
This guy only wishes he had an idea that would help us out and make him a couple bucks at the same time.
He'll just have to be happy sittin back pissin and moanin then clickin on the "rolls eyes" icon after his own helpful posts. Thanks anyway.
06-19-2009, 11:50 AM
#11
Originally Posted by trx450racer174
No problems with the stock one it just doesnt allow the battery to slide all the way back against the shock tower. Weight placement can affect the trucks handling. The farther the weight is back the better the traction will be on dusty loamy tracks. It's just another item to better tune your SC10.
06-19-2009, 11:51 AM
#12
Ok ...cool man. I understand now...I put weight back there instead of sliding the battery back there...Im using it in its stock position for the weight up front to help the transitioning for turning...Tha battery strap looks cool, I was just wondering...thanks
06-19-2009, 12:10 PM
#13
Originally Posted by RcRacing4Ever
Ok ...cool man. I understand now...I put weight back there instead of sliding the battery back there...Im using it in its stock position for the weight up front to help the transitioning for turning...Tha battery strap looks cool, I was just wondering...thanks
Less Weight = Go Fasta
That was my reason. I have Goosebumps all the way around and way too much steering and not enough Rear Bite. Works Great now.
06-19-2009, 12:15 PM
#14
Originally Posted by fatkid24
My thought was: more weight = slower truck. We run 17.5's in West Michigan
Less Weight = Go Fasta
That was my reason. I have Goosebumps all the way around and way too much steering and not enough Rear Bite. Works Great now.
Less Weight = Go Fasta
That was my reason. I have Goosebumps all the way around and way too much steering and not enough Rear Bite. Works Great now.
