9LikesLosi 1/10 TEN-SCTE ARR 4x4 Short Course Truck Thread
06-04-2012, 06:59 PM
so they are a Losi part?
06-04-2012, 07:00 PM
Setting 1 should be 0 timing. I just checked with my laptop.
06-04-2012, 07:02 PM
Also - overheat for the motors only works in sensored mode, so I'm not sure how it would work if you were to run an unsensored motor..
I really don't know anything other than what I read .. but hope that helps!
06-04-2012, 07:02 PM
06-04-2012, 07:07 PM
According to HW, the overheat is both for the ESC and motor (sensored mode). So if you're not using a HW motor this setting isn't recommended (since a different brand could report a false negative and overheat a motor, or a false positive and shut you down).
Also - overheat for the motors only works in sensored mode, so I'm not sure how it would work if you were to run an unsensored motor..
I really don't know anything other than what I read .. but hope that helps!
Also - overheat for the motors only works in sensored mode, so I'm not sure how it would work if you were to run an unsensored motor..
I really don't know anything other than what I read .. but hope that helps!
06-04-2012, 07:07 PM
ya, i see your looking at close to about $100 if you look to build them as i dont have the stock scte shocks anymore...or should i stick with the 8ights and play with them since they are on and with the extented brackets i have they are closer to a workable length and not off stock mounts making them a shorter stroke???
06-04-2012, 07:27 PM
I don't see the point in running the 1/8th scale shocks. The SCTE shocks are fine.
06-04-2012, 07:36 PM
Well that doesn't help me much as I stated I don't have the stock shocks, only the 8ight shocks. And by the looks of it, it would cost me more than the 8ight shocks costed me to build the stock using the HA parts so thats why I asked if buying the spring kit would help? My truck weighs 7.2lbs so it's no like it's that light
06-04-2012, 07:43 PM
Well that doesn't help me much as I stated I don't have the stock shocks, only the 8ight shocks. And by the looks of it, it would cost me more than the 8ight shocks costed me to build the stock using the HA parts so thats why I asked if buying the spring kit would help? My truck weighs 7.2lbs so it's no like it's that light
06-04-2012, 07:46 PM
Well that doesn't help me much as I stated I don't have the stock shocks, only the 8ight shocks. And by the looks of it, it would cost me more than the 8ight shocks costed me to build the stock using the HA parts so thats why I asked if buying the spring kit would help? My truck weighs 7.2lbs so it's no like it's that light
If you didn't already do it put a ~2mm spacer (shock limiter works fine) behind the shocks upper bushing this gives proper clearance away from the shock tower.
06-04-2012, 07:51 PM
The ha will hold up to wear better staying smoother longer than the stock ones.I have also used new pistons and the new collars to match the bodies cuz they are nice lol
I also have the new bleeder caps which are very easy to build and mantain.
Now using 30 wt oil all around with this oring emusion stlye and love the way the truck reacts during and after it lands(it will settle quicker with emulsion and not bounce as much)Yes use the same fluids as with the stockers.I was running 27.5 all around but now that it is starting to warm up ,have gone to 30 wt all around(losi 30-wt).
I also have the new bleeder caps which are very easy to build and mantain.
Now using 30 wt oil all around with this oring emusion stlye and love the way the truck reacts during and after it lands(it will settle quicker with emulsion and not bounce as much)Yes use the same fluids as with the stockers.I was running 27.5 all around but now that it is starting to warm up ,have gone to 30 wt all around(losi 30-wt).
06-04-2012, 07:53 PM
06-04-2012, 08:42 PM
Well that doesn't help me much as I stated I don't have the stock shocks, only the 8ight shocks. And by the looks of it, it would cost me more than the 8ight shocks costed me to build the stock using the HA parts so thats why I asked if buying the spring kit would help? My truck weighs 7.2lbs so it's no like it's that light
run 8ight silvers up front w/ 45wt, and green in the rear with 30-35wt - I have the 8ight shocks on my 810e :P Make sure to set your travel, say 89-90mm up front 101-102ish rear, I'd do the droop pad mod using 8ight's droop pads as well to save the chassis.
If you didn't already do it put a ~2mm spacer (shock limiter works fine) behind the shocks upper bushing this gives proper clearance away from the shock tower.
If you didn't already do it put a ~2mm spacer (shock limiter works fine) behind the shocks upper bushing this gives proper clearance away from the shock tower.
Second I use reds up front and silvers out back with 40wt/54 pistons up front and 25wt/56 pistons in the rear. In colder weather I go 5wt lighter both f/r.
I have tried 8ight's recommendations and found it was not soft enough for the SCTE and is something that works for heavier cars than want you posted.
Just offering help.
06-04-2012, 10:01 PM
well i got bored so i decided to put all the stuff from my ten t chassis onto my scte chassis and my esc comes in the mail today it will be up and running.
06-04-2012, 10:15 PM