roll call, who's racing before Easter? I am definitely running Saturday, possibly this Friday night at another track.

I'm picking up a new servo for mine. Hoping this clears the brownout issue.

*fingers crossed for good weather this weekend.

I might be racing Saturday, just have to get a ride.
Tires won't be here in time though

run to the hobby store

Closest one is a hour away which also happens to be the track. lets see how fats I can glue

Takes no time to glue LOL

Don't glue fat people, its not nice.

No prob, fully understand. Part of the reason I went with the Speed Passion GT2.0 Pro.

Stock Rotor or the high torque 14mm one?

No track time for me this week, got new toy to build

the guy at the lhs loves the truck. he saw my kit for the frist time.

Stock rotor

I'm new again to the RC world and I've learned alot in the last few week such as how much of a difference a good set of tires will make in the handling of the truck. And that brings me to my question.

As of last night I have installed a tekin RX8 esc and a pro4 4600 KV motor to to my SC10 4x4. When the owner of my local hobby store gave the truck the beans it blew the tires off the truck. So I went home and re glued them but now I've noticed a new problem. which I did not notice with the stock esc and motor. The tires stay on now which is good but the tires now imatate the tires of a top fuel dragster and grow in height which in turn shrinks my contact patch for the tires. Is there something I can do to help the tires not deform under full throttle and not have to detune my esc

Don't free rev the truck.

I did my testing on such a track for RCShox. With the center diff you will want to start with 6 pins in the center diff 7k front diff fluid with 5k rear and tune from there.

Okay, just wanted to confirm since the 14mm rotor drops the kv's from what I recall down to like 3800Kv.