SC10 4x4 Thread
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Ooh, forgot to ask.
Never had an electric 4 wheel before. How do you set the slipper on this thing? The same way you would on a 2 wheel?
Never had an electric 4 wheel before. How do you set the slipper on this thing? The same way you would on a 2 wheel?
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Cult have you tried the hex's from the SCTe? I have the Tekno 6mm Slash hex's but have not pulled them off the SCTe to try, will do that when I get a chance.
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Dude, honestly, did you pay somebody else to build the truck for you? It's a 6mm axle. Says so right in the instructions when you're assembling the CVAs and putting bearings in the carriers.
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Having an issue with off power steering. I think a sway bar might help, but i'm just not getting enough. I am now using the clicker, but it still isn't great.
What have you found that works?
Stock springs, 35 front 30 back shocks on inner on top and outer bottom. Long camber links front and back
What have you found that works?
Stock springs, 35 front 30 back shocks on inner on top and outer bottom. Long camber links front and back
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The front and rear body mount brackets (manual pages 14 &15) are the exact same width and location as as the mounts for 2wd and 4x4 Slash which is fantastic since many of us have bodies already drilled for Slash we would like to run on the SC10 4x4 too. Thanks AE! However, the posts themselves have an odd 1/2 inch 'cobra head' offset, which pushes the Slash body either a half inch too far forward or rearward depending on which direction you install the offset. Straight posts would be perfect and all your old Slash bodies will drop right on without having to drill any new holes. I sure would like to slap whoever spoiled perfection by making the silly offset posts, lol. Does anyone know of any straight square body posts from another vehicle that would slip into the square hole of these body mount brackets?
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Hmmm... built bone stock (no pun intended
), most of us, if we do complain, complain about too much steering, off and on power.
I know it's a silly question, but are you sure your tires are matched for your track?
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I know it's a silly question, but are you sure your tires are matched for your track?
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The front and rear body mount brackets (manual pages 14 &15) are the exact same width and location as as the mounts for 2wd and 4x4 Slash which is fantastic since many of us have bodies already drilled for Slash we would like to run on the SC10 4x4 too. Thanks AE! However, the posts themselves have an odd 1/2 inch 'cobra head' offset, which pushes the Slash body either a half inch too far forward or rearward depending on which direction you install the offset. Straight posts would be perfect and all your old Slash bodies will drop right on without having to drill any new holes. I sure would like to slap whoever spoiled perfection by making the silly offset posts, lol. Does anyone know of any straight square body posts from another vehicle that would slip into the square hole of these body mount brackets?
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Your inability (or lack of desire) to help yourself is slightly unnerving.
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