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so I just bought a ride height gauge..... anyway. I check right behind the front wheel and in front of the rear wheels right?
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Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10967546)
Seems like a good idea and it seems to work!
Turned out that the slipper clutch adjustment nut had completely worked itself loose. All I had was front wheel drive. :lol: I had the rear slipper extremely loose as I was trying to compensate for a loose rear end. Eventually, after fixing the missing nut, I went tighter on the slipper and it didn't really make the rear end worse for the wear anyway. Anyhow, the point of all this is do you still recommend the garodisks when using this part? |
sure glad I kept my truck. I think a lot of guys will regret selling theirs too. When you finally figure out how to set it up , it is totally different animal, does whatever you want it to do. I'm dying to get track time on mine. have my batteries charged up n ready to go.
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Originally Posted by boogieb333
(Post 10967516)
i recently took my sc apart and now that i have put it back together i cant seem to make doubles with ease, all parts are new gearing is the same , does the tighteness of the slipper clutch and clicker have anything to do with lose of speed thanks.
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Originally Posted by Maddog94
(Post 10967666)
LOL, yeah it works. I have one. At practice before my race last week, my truck was acting "a little funny" and didn't seem to have the speed I was used to.
Turned out that the slipper clutch adjustment nut had completely worked itself loose. All I had was front wheel drive. :lol: I had the rear slipper extremely loose as I was trying to compensate for a loose rear end. Eventually, after fixing the missing nut, I went tighter on the slipper and it didn't really make the rear end worse for the wear anyway. Anyhow, the point of all this is do you still recommend the garodisks when using this part? And Marcus makes them so they have to be good :lol: |
Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
(Post 10967635)
think it would be effective with the center diff?? Has anyone tried that?
I don't understand how it works..
Originally Posted by Maddog94
(Post 10967666)
LOL, yeah it works. I have one. At practice before my race last week, my truck was acting "a little funny" and didn't seem to have the speed I was used to.
Turned out that the slipper clutch adjustment nut had completely worked itself loose. All I had was front wheel drive. :lol: I had the rear slipper extremely loose as I was trying to compensate for a loose rear end. Eventually, after fixing the missing nut, I went tighter on the slipper and it didn't really make the rear end worse for the wear anyway. Anyhow, the point of all this is do you still recommend the garodisks when using this part? |
Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
(Post 10966821)
a good set-up will always perform great on the track conditions it is meant for .. Thus a good set-up always works and not just for someone who thinks they have a particular style....
Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10967309)
The Exotec chassis is a must in outdoor tracks, as well as weights in the nose.
-- I'm running a Kellog-Coyote Hybrid setup and it's a terror on the track now. |
can someone go to my sale thread and tell me how my prices look and let me know if i have good prices.
SC10 4X4 FT ROLLER OR ARTR FOR SALE |
darryl why are you selling? You are never gonna get back what you put into it. *unfortunately
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i am getting out of electric brushless rc completely and moving onto 1/5 scale gas.
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oh cool . I'd love to get a 1/5 scale Losi and race it .
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i wont be racing i would only be a basher racing would not fit me.
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when and if i sell my whole sc10 4x4 ft lot i will be buying a redcat rampage xb 1/5 scale gas buggy.
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Originally Posted by Maddog94
(Post 10967666)
LOL, yeah it works. I have one. At practice before my race last week, my truck was acting "a little funny" and didn't seem to have the speed I was used to.
Turned out that the slipper clutch adjustment nut had completely worked itself loose. All I had was front wheel drive. :lol: I had the rear slipper extremely loose as I was trying to compensate for a loose rear end. Eventually, after fixing the missing nut, I went tighter on the slipper and it didn't really make the rear end worse for the wear anyway. Anyhow, the point of all this is do you still recommend the garodisks when using this part? |
Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 10967653)
so I just bought a ride height gauge..... anyway. I check right behind the front wheel and in front of the rear wheels right?
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