RC10B4.1 FT/WC
#5071
Tech Adept
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 117
Same exact thing happened to my v2 speedo, bypassed the switch, still nothing. This is the second one they sent me. Both with the same issue. Switched to tekin, no problems since. All the v2 speedo seen after the issue was the garbage can.
Seemed like the older esc's (sphere,gtb,etc) were more reliable that the newer stuff. No issues with these, heck I'm still running an old gtb and sphere in a couple cars and keep going strong.
Seemed like the older esc's (sphere,gtb,etc) were more reliable that the newer stuff. No issues with these, heck I'm still running an old gtb and sphere in a couple cars and keep going strong.
I really like my Novak GTB2 . Just not quite as smooth as the LRP . And it does not have any timing advance . I am proabably going to buy a Novak Havoc Pro SC . They sell refurbished stuff on their website for great prices .
I put an old Novak Havoc Pro ( No timing ) and a Novak Ballistic 8.5 turn in my buggy today . It hauls freaking ass !! Was running it in front off the house today with slicks . Pretty fun . Not sure how controlable it will be on the track though . Should be fun though on the big triple and doing wheelies down the straight .
#5072
Not good . That is three of us , just on this thread , in the last couple pages . Just think of how many others have had their $230 speedo just stop working for no reason . What a shame . Such a smooth speedo . I will get it fixed and throw it back in . If it happens again , I will try and sell it . If it happens again I will be proabably be done with LRP .
I really like my Novak GTB2 . Just not quite as smooth as the LRP . And it does not have any timing advance . I am proabably going to buy a Novak Havoc Pro SC . They sell refurbished stuff on their website for great prices .
I put an old Novak Havoc Pro ( No timing ) and a Novak Ballistic 8.5 turn in my buggy today . It hauls freaking ass !! Was running it in front off the house today with slicks . Pretty fun . Not sure how controlable it will be on the track though . Should be fun though on the big triple and doing wheelies down the straight .
I really like my Novak GTB2 . Just not quite as smooth as the LRP . And it does not have any timing advance . I am proabably going to buy a Novak Havoc Pro SC . They sell refurbished stuff on their website for great prices .
I put an old Novak Havoc Pro ( No timing ) and a Novak Ballistic 8.5 turn in my buggy today . It hauls freaking ass !! Was running it in front off the house today with slicks . Pretty fun . Not sure how controlable it will be on the track though . Should be fun though on the big triple and doing wheelies down the straight .

#5073
I have 4 Sxx , two older about a 1&1/2 old & 2 SXXv2 both about 4 months old , no problems and none of my teammates who also use SXX have been experiencing any problems over the last year ....
Just a opinion, LRP has to be the most reliable, best performing ESC you can buy today ...
Just a opinion, LRP has to be the most reliable, best performing ESC you can buy today ...
#5074
I have 4 Sxx , two older about a 1&1/2 old & 2 SXXv2 both about 4 months old , no problems and none of my teammates who also use SXX have been experiencing any problems over the last year ....
Just a opinion, LRP has to be the most reliable, best performing ESC you can buy today ...
Just a opinion, LRP has to be the most reliable, best performing ESC you can buy today ...
#5076
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The SC10 axle is slightly longer because it takes a different hex. The SC10 hex is the same front and rear while the B4 hex is deeper for the rear than the front.
#5083
#5084
Registered User
iTrader: (4)
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 411
From: Mesa, AZ
That is not correct. I received the SC10 hex conversion parts last week and have them on my truck. The front axles are shorter than the rear and the hexes are thinner? I am going to call AE on Monday and see what they have to say?



