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Old 05-22-2012, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by BAD007SUZUKI
hi guys. my scte is on its way from 1hobbies. do you guys prefer the tekin pro4 motors or the tekin 550 sc motors? ill be running on a very large outdoor loamy track. if its been asked already, can you point me in the direction for the posts.

also has anyone tried any other esc instead of the rx8? im looking at the hobbywing. i run the xerun's in my touring cars and wanted to keep the electrics in the same family.

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I run the SCT Pro sensored esc from hobbywing with a tenshock motor and love it!
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+1 on the SCT Pro. Working flawlessly in my truck.
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Originally Posted by cavg
+1 on the SCT Pro. Working flawlessly in my truck.
price point doesn't hurt either!!! lol
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Originally Posted by Casper
Yes we are running opposite stock on sway bars. Just checking to make sure we are on the same page. Might want to try disconnecting the sway bar to see the extreme and if that is too agressive you can go down on the front sway bar. Swaybars as a general rule of thumb take away traction from the end you install it.
Casper - what are the sway bar sizes? Is it 1.8, 2.0, 2.2?
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Originally Posted by Grandturk
Casper - what are the sway bar sizes? Is it 1.8, 2.0, 2.2?
Good question. I will check or Ryan will be by to confirm. I have not played with the swaybars in so long I forgot!
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Read on an earlier post that taking the front swaybars off will help the turning. I really had to work for my truck to turn properly. Took them off and it made a huge difference.
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Originally Posted by lawnmowerjockey
Hey guys has anyone tried either the M2C or rcshox pistons. I used to run the rcshox in my SC10 4x4 and loved them but have not seen any feedback for the scte. Thanks in advance for any input.
I tried the RCshox 2 stage pistons for the first time at my last race, I ran 32.5 front and 30 rear with standard blue springs.

I run on a UK outdoor bumpy track, I tried using big bore shocks before as I needed more pack for the bumps and jumps but was never happy. Don't bother changing the shocks just the pistons, the RCshox 2 stage pistons are awesome they give better response in the bumpy sections and good pack for the jumps, I could corner so hard without rolling the tyres came off the rims!

Excellent job Marcus
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Originally Posted by Grandturk
Casper - what are the sway bar sizes? Is it 1.8, 2.0, 2.2?
Front is 1.6, 1.8, 2.0
Rear is 1.8, 2.0, 2.2
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Since a couple of days I own a brand new Losi TEN-SCTE.

I've built in all the electronics and now I'm having an issue with my servo, I think.

Here's my config:
- Castle Sidewinder SCT ESC/motor combo (new)
- Spektrum DX3s Tx with SR300 Rx (always used in my Traxxas Slash 4x4)
- Sävox 1258tg servo (new)

When I turn on I hear some beeps from the ESC/motor and everything is quiet.
From the moment I turn the wheel on the Tx, the servo makes some noise, just like there's some interference... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say?!

When turning the steering quickly from left to right, a few times after each other, sometimes the servo does some weird things and wants to go back in neutral position. All the time the servo makes noise.

Someone an idea?
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Originally Posted by HighLife420
You know, its funny, was just about to ask about this.

Im using ryans new setup (553), like it a lot, just a few minor adjustments.

Im trying to get rid of that slight push going into a turn. I have moved the camber link up (1b). Im thinking about removing my sway, wondering how much of an effect that will have.

Any other suggestions? Just would like it to rotate around 180/90 degree turns a little better.

Thinking of trying 7k in the center diff (573) or run 2k in the rear (552).
Try the 1.8 front swaybar. I recently ran on a tight indoor track and going smaller on the swaybar really helped around the 180s. Just don't forget to change it back for more open tracks. I couldn't figure out why my truck was so loose.
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For a smallish medium traction indoor track (same one rcgod is referring to I believe) I am using 3/3/2 in the diffs and medium bar front, small bar rear. I tried the small front bar and got too much steering response.

Originally Posted by HighLife420

Im trying to get rid of that slight push going into a turn. I have moved the camber link up (1b). Im thinking about removing my sway, wondering how much of an effect that will have.

Any other suggestions? Just would like it to rotate around 180/90 degree turns a little better.

Thinking of trying 7k in the center diff (573) or run 2k in the rear (552).
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Hey Guys. I don't get to race a lot, but I only run at my local track, no bashing! But I will be racing in the Shortcourse Showdown in October. Here is my current set up any more must haves?

SCTE First Run (bought it first week of release)

Losi:
Lightened HD Outdrives (all 3 diffs)
Hard Ano Servo Saver Tube
TLR Alum. Servo Horn

STRC:
Front and Rear Chassis Braces
Shock Caps
Front and Rear Shock Towers

Chris Pins and hardened washers

T-Bone Front and Rear Bumpers

DE Rims with Proline M4 Snipers

CC MMP, 1410, CapPack

Savox SC-1258TG

Spektrum DX2S, 3001T RX
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Originally Posted by hacker07
Front is 1.6, 1.8, 2.0
Rear is 1.8, 2.0, 2.2
Thanks Ryan! That helps a lot when workin off someone's setup!

I've been using 1.6 front and 2.0 rear. My truck still seems a bit loose in the rear - I was over steering at the end of the long straight all weekend. Does this indicate too much steering or too little rear grip? Maybe I'll try a fatter front and thinner rear bar.
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Originally Posted by Grandturk
Thanks Ryan! That helps a lot when workin off someone's setup!

I've been using 1.6 front and 2.0 rear. My truck still seems a bit loose in the rear - I was over steering at the end of the long straight all weekend. Does this indicate too much steering or too little rear grip? Maybe I'll try a fatter front and thinner rear bar.
It could be both. I would go stiff in the front sway bar as this will transfer less wieght and should help with high speed steering.
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Originally Posted by boba.slave
Since a couple of days I own a brand new Losi TEN-SCTE.

I've built in all the electronics and now I'm having an issue with my servo, I think.

Here's my config:
- Castle Sidewinder SCT ESC/motor combo (new)
- Spektrum DX3s Tx with SR300 Rx (always used in my Traxxas Slash 4x4)
- Sävox 1258tg servo (new)

When I turn on I hear some beeps from the ESC/motor and everything is quiet.
From the moment I turn the wheel on the Tx, the servo makes some noise, just like there's some interference... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say?!

When turning the steering quickly from left to right, a few times after each other, sometimes the servo does some weird things and wants to go back in neutral position. All the time the servo makes noise.

Someone an idea?
This is typcial for digital servo's They are always trying to find center and if there is any friction on the front tires it may not get all the way back to dead center and they will hum. Perfectly normal.
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