Kyosho Ultima SC-R Thread
05-25-2013, 03:59 PM
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Entirely too much. I would just buy the scr or the scr-sp and run it. You can get an scr for about $150 and an sp for $225 or so. The scr performs quite well even with the small bore velvets.
05-25-2013, 10:36 PM
#4682
What would it take for rtr ultima sc to become an scr?
(Just Cvd,ball diff, shocks?)
(Just Cvd,ball diff, shocks?)
05-26-2013, 02:50 AM
#4683
i have a rtr thats 4 or 5 years old that i run very competitively. some guys on here will tell you you need to change allthe hardware but i disagree. as you replace or upgrade parts upgrade that hardware. the rtr stock screws are selftaping type and phillips head drive. for the most part replace the shocks and your ready to rock.. the dogbone i have seen people run for years i installed cvds so i dont know about them i also installled a ball diff but you could run the gear diff np. start around 5k for diff fluid
05-26-2013, 03:04 AM
#4684
i have a rtr thats 4 or 5 years old that i run very competitively. some guys on here will tell you you need to change allthe hardware but i disagree. as you replace or upgrade parts upgrade that hardware. the rtr stock screws are selftaping type and phillips head drive. for the most part replace the shocks and your ready to rock.. the dogbone i have seen people run for years i installed cvds so i dont know about them i also installled a ball diff but you could run the gear diff np. start around 5k for diff fluid
Do you guys think the stock electronics(almost stock-everything but esc...esc is sc-15wp)can hold up against 17.5 brushless systems? That is...if they allow me to race in stock class. I'll be running turnigy 5000mah and 6000mah 25c 2s lipos.(hopefully it won't get too hot with stock gearing...).
05-26-2013, 02:37 PM
#4688
Sc10? This truck has rear traction and awesome mechanical grip to start with. The diff is 100 times better as well. I will never run an sc10 again. 
In all fairness, the Sc10 is ok but the Kyosho is a better performer in my opinion and lasts lots longer in between rebuilds.
Matt
In all fairness, the Sc10 is ok but the Kyosho is a better performer in my opinion and lasts lots longer in between rebuilds.
Matt
I am looking to switch the K cars for the remainder of this year, but they have no 4wd SC, a 2wd SC that is discontinued? I'm hoping at least we will see an RT6 soon.
05-26-2013, 11:42 PM
#4689
Are there many hop ups for these SC's?
05-27-2013, 05:58 AM
#4691
b-fast are the best none oem diffs on the market. that being said the new diff parts in the rb6 are very good and last a long time if maintained and built properly..they will mount right in the sc. mud flaps? i dont run them so i dont have a answer to that. the truck doesnt need any hop ups except rear hubs. i like to add toe. in this truck i usually run 1 degree hubs. strc mkes hop ups and some exotek stuff will fit as well
skengines. a ae car is a ae car they handle and work great for a few weeks then they get all slopped out and arent the same. the plastic isnt the ideal material. with the kyosho the plastic doesnt wear out like that. like i said mine is 4plus years old and i dominated with it yesterday at a local trophy race. some parts like the chassis are still original.
skengines. a ae car is a ae car they handle and work great for a few weeks then they get all slopped out and arent the same. the plastic isnt the ideal material. with the kyosho the plastic doesnt wear out like that. like i said mine is 4plus years old and i dominated with it yesterday at a local trophy race. some parts like the chassis are still original.
05-28-2013, 09:24 PM
#4694
Hi All
just picked up a scr sp and a proline toyota tundra body PN.3364-00
when i was checking the mounting hole proline recommend to they dont line up. if any one with the same setup can please advise the correct holes to use. i just want to make sure that i dont cut out the wrong holes.
cheers
just picked up a scr sp and a proline toyota tundra body PN.3364-00
when i was checking the mounting hole proline recommend to they dont line up. if any one with the same setup can please advise the correct holes to use. i just want to make sure that i dont cut out the wrong holes.
cheers