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Old 11-17-2010, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by losi b
Has anyone found a "CVA", other than the Ofna to replace the rear dogbones?
I have broken 2 stub axles and that's getting old. I asked around at my lhs and 2 guys have bent the Ofna CVA's.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thats a real weak link on the ofna 1/10 scales and nobody has a replacement thats beefier. I suppose someone could go threw a parts bin and maybe find a way to put something else in there. Other than that find someone who selld them cheap and buy a several spares. It does suck but there always seems to be a weak link with everything.
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
What temps were you hitting with the 15t?

How much timing did you use?
Bumped timing up one notch to 15*. Ran it hard for about 20 minutes. Temps estimated around ~170-180* on 75* day (I didn't have my temp gauge, but based upon easy 3-second rule and other factors, I'm close). I also bumped the braking up from the default 50% to 60% to go harder into turns, but that's a little too much whenin the air - super easy to grab too much brake in the air and cause an endo.
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What mag and month is that from?
RC CAR ACTION JAN 2011, IT JUST CAME IN THE MAIL THE OTHER DAY
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Originally Posted by prettyboy
Hey new to the 10tt and was hoping Ray or someone else could give alittle mor info on this mod such as..

1" turnbuckel how long is that in mm ?
What size ballend ? 3mm,6mm (you get the picture) and how long of a ball stud ?
What sive ball end cups ? 3mm,6mm(again you get the picture)

Or does anyone have the part numbers for this mod ?

Thanks inadvance for any help..
Hey man, ill try and take some pics of my car as well as get the exact part numbers for each part tomorrow when I get to work. (you can do that when you work in a hobbyshop)
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I'm getting my hyper tt ready to go and I have both the metal and delrin (strc) spur gear. Which one will hold up better? I'm running on our homemade grass track and gravel driveway. If there's not much wear difference I would prefer the delrin because it's quieter and smoother.
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Old 11-17-2010, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by MotoWood
Bumped timing up one notch to 15*. Ran it hard for about 20 minutes. Temps estimated around ~170-180* on 75* day (I didn't have my temp gauge, but based upon easy 3-second rule and other factors, I'm close). I also bumped the braking up from the default 50% to 60% to go harder into turns, but that's a little too much whenin the air - super easy to grab too much brake in the air and cause an endo.

Interesting. The few people that have the Castle SCT in their TT's say that they run super cool compared to other 540 motors. Is this with the fan too?

How does the top end performance compare to a 6.5 540 and/or 4.5 550? I know it has the torque but I'm curious if it can hang with a 6.5 or 4.5.
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Anybody got a pic of this next to a losi ten t? Just want to compare the sizes. trying to debate on this, the nexx 8, or the ten t...
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
Interesting. The few people that have the Castle SCT in their TT's say that they run super cool compared to other 540 motors. Is this with the fan too?

How does the top end performance compare to a 6.5 540 and/or 4.5 550? I know it has the torque but I'm curious if it can hang with a 6.5 or 4.5.
one of the guys at nitro house said that 6.5 will pull on the top end more than his 4.5 hv novak

also guys i hate to do it but im going to put my hyper up for sure tonight as a roller. so if interested pm me. i have it on craigslist also for the locals
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
Interesting. The few people that have the Castle SCT in their TT's say that they run super cool compared to other 540 motors. Is this with the fan too?

How does the top end performance compare to a 6.5 540 and/or 4.5 550? I know it has the torque but I'm curious if it can hang with a 6.5 or 4.5.

It is in fact much cooler than the Castle 540 motors, even without the fan. I'd run an SCT combo up against a Novak 4.5/6.5 any day, on 2S. While the SCT has a lower kv rating than the 4.5, it is much more efficient than the Novak and with the right gearing is just as good on the top end. I like the new Tekin SC4X 4.5 motor too, but it is a lot more expensive for the motor & ESC.
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Originally Posted by losi b
Has anyone found a "CVA", other than the Ofna to replace the rear dogbones?
I have broken 2 stub axles and that's getting old. I asked around at my lhs and 2 guys have bent the Ofna CVA's.
Thanks in advance for your help.
You can always just get a set of the "front" universals for the rear I have heard they work... And toss the stub axles!
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Hey Guys, I see Nitrohouse has TT's in stock.
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Thanks for the replys Cody1 and thecman26.
If anyone finds a CVA that will replace the dogbone setup and is not the OFNA CVA, could you let us all know.
I appreciate your help.
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How are your motor's temps? Is it good for this truck? Top speed?
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Originally Posted by thecman26
You can always just get a set of the "front" universals for the rear I have heard they work... And toss the stub axles!
Yeah the front CVA will work for the rear.
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Hey has anyone noticed the lexan wing included in with the body? Any body run it over the standard wing and wing mount? Seems like it would make the whole truck lighter.
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