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Old 03-04-2012, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by mccune211
Hi I just purchased a scte my question is about the chassis. What is the gain with buying the tlr or bce chassis besides cutting some weight I'm sure this question has already been answered but I can't find it in the search so any help would be appreciated thanks.
The aftermarket chassis has better flex and makes the truck handle better. I've only ran the BCE, TLR and BUMP and they all 3 handled better than the stock chassis. I chose the Bump but they are all 3 great.
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Old 03-04-2012, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by highvoltage
Has anyone tried or seen one of these chassis???

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Extreme-XTR1...item231a547a55
If you are interested in this chassis I would get it from A main they have them for 119.99 much cheaper then the price from that one on ebay .
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Old 03-04-2012, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Dano628
If you are interested in this chassis I would get it from A main they have them for 119.99 much cheaper then the price from that one on ebay .
Thank you for the information. I found them on other sites also for cheaper.. I just wondering how they look and preform I may just have to order one and find out...
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Originally Posted by scoobie1
With all this chassis talk, I feel the need to point out one that was left off the list...the Xtreme Racing Hybrid

Ive been running this chassis in pre-production prototype form for months now, and I beat the hell out of it. I intentionally lawn darted the big triple at Outback Raceway repeatedly. I would also hit the table top in the middle of the track, transferring to the table on the back straight, coming up short half the time, nailing the pipe or side of the table...all in an effort to break it. It wouldnt...not to say that a WOT run into a curb or some other type of abuse wouldnt break it, but I definitely wasnt kind to my prototype and it took everything I threw at it and kept coming back for more
Here is a review by scoobie1
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Old 03-04-2012, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by tc5 man
I noticed a while back on this tread that people were using RC8 rear chassis braces on this truck do you use the plastic ones or the alum and is this on the stock chassis ?
What chassis are you using? Keep in mind that will make your truck super duper stiff (and my experience has been that that brace doesn't like to have the chassis twist). Seems people are looking to keep some movement in the rear end. The Losi rod seems to do a good job of letting it twist some, while keeping it from bending front to back. Some are using the stock plastic again if they have the BCE. And that brace is cheap, light and works well.
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Old 03-04-2012, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by BDRMBULLY
Sc10 4x4 rears are holding up good for me. Black de are pretty good, my white de cracked . Stockers are great too,
I've been using the AKA wheels with great success (for the Slash, and dremel out some of the support ribs). Now that AKA makes them specifically for the TEN-SCTE I bought some of those but haven't mounted any tires up. I suspect they'll be just like the Slash versions. Very good, seem to keep their round well, and don't crack. I'd suggest the AKAs, stock, or DE (probably in that order).
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Has anyone found a replacement(aftermarket or alternate manuf.) for the diffs? The stock SCTE diffs are complete garbage and I would love to find something else with outdrives that don't wobble all over the place and piss fluid out even after the glue trick.

Also, who else suffers from ridiculous overheating with this truck? I have the same esc profile on my RX8 as the top setup sheet on the Tekin site, and I'm running the Pro4 4600, but the thing comes off well over 200 degrees after a qualy. Did the same with the SC4X 4.5 and Ballistic 4.5 motors. Pinions from 13-18 have been tried with no luck. Driveline has been inspected for binding on multiple occasions.
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I'm running 5/5/3 currently. I need to calm down the on power steering a bit. My truck pulls a little to hard to quick causing an over steer effect (Best way I can explain it). Track is very high bite,blue groove. Would going to 7/7/3 cut it down a little without sacrificing to much off power steering? Or should I just go up in the center to 5/7/3?
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Originally Posted by Chad Smith
Does anyone know where the tunning kit is instock?
Also - did you get your tranny smooth again? Usually it gets notchy like that if you didn't push the washers and gears down well enough. You can also break it in by alternating putting the left/right side of the truck down on the ground and run it at partial throttle. It should right itself again after some use though.
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Old 03-04-2012, 06:43 PM
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What are the aftermarket bumpers that everyone is running?
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Originally Posted by highvoltage
Thank you for the information. I found them on other sites also for cheaper.. I just wondering how they look and preform I may just have to order one and find out...
That's your best bet....classic how guys comment when they haven't even seen one. Makes their opinion absolutely worthless.
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Originally Posted by elex300
Does anyone make an over tray for these? I guess a body for the 8ight buggy would fit,right?
I use an 8ight e-buggy body and it works great.
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Hey guys, I posted earlier that I recently installed losi 8ieghtl titanium tie rods. I raced last night and I am very happy with them, no movement anymore.

Also on a side note: Got a quick tip from a racer on how to get the truck to turn better on 180's. Adding a little toe out on the front made a huge difference. Works great on our current layout .
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Originally Posted by larlev
That's your best bet....classic how guys comment when they haven't even seen one. Makes their opinion absolutely worthless.

Yeah its kind of hard to see one when only one guy has came on here testing the prototype one. You make no sense, I was helping him with products that are proven. I would rather recommend someone a chassis from brands like TLR or BCE or King Headz that are also about $10 cheaper too, then a company I never heard of till the end of last year. So thanks for your worthless post
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Originally Posted by scoobie1
With all this chassis talk, I feel the need to point out one that was left off the list...the Xtreme Racing Hybrid

Ive been running this chassis in pre-production prototype form for months now, and I beat the hell out of it. I intentionally lawn darted the big triple at Outback Raceway repeatedly. I would also hit the table top in the middle of the track, transferring to the table on the back straight, coming up short half the time, nailing the pipe or side of the table...all in an effort to break it. It wouldnt...not to say that a WOT run into a curb or some other type of abuse wouldnt break it, but I definitely wasnt kind to my prototype and it took everything I threw at it and kept coming back for more
Were you running any other chassis support braces or just the xtreme one? I read on A mains that you could run the associated one. Also did you use CA on the edges of the chassis???
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