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Wild Cherry 02-28-2013 04:08 PM

Have to travel to Massachusetts to make that video.;)
BK called in sick for our Show Down Tour


I already posted what the mod does.
My Ae teammates & BK himself is the source for the information.

socal23 02-28-2013 04:12 PM

I got the sc10 4x4 to be different. The belt diddent scare be that was just.one less thing to have to oil and rebuild. Simple and sweet. It is a sight on the track.as well. If I was a better driver I.would place much better. Last race I.took 2nd place aganst 2 losi's and a prolite. Only reason the losi got be was we got in a side by side scuffle and he got me sideways with the extra weight. So I bought the exotek chassis installed now, he's got another thing coming next time ;)

t0p_sh0tta 02-28-2013 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 11874987)
Have to travel to Connecticut to make that video.;)
BK called in sick for our Show Down Tour


I already posted what the mod does.
My Ae teammates & BK himself is the source for the information.

What's going on in Connecticut?

Wild Cherry 02-28-2013 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by t0p_sh0tta (Post 11875186)
What's going on in Connecticut?

I fix ,meant rc Excitement,Massachusetts

J-Fraz203 02-28-2013 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by t0p_sh0tta (Post 11875186)
What's going on in Connecticut?

Listen here BUM!! Didn't you sell your truck???

Wild Cherry 02-28-2013 05:18 PM

Sold mind ,got a Pro Lite & a new Team Sc 10....

Sc4x4 x 2Ae = mass fun

Cain 02-28-2013 07:27 PM

well, the math is more like SC 4x4 x 1 AE + SC 4x4 x TT ;)

AE SC10 4X4 02-28-2013 07:40 PM


Originally Posted by Cain (Post 11869088)
Its possible that you may have had the gear on the front top shaft come loose. This would require pulling apart the front tranny.

thanks for the input. I will check it if I ever get any time off work at home or at work.

Cain 02-28-2013 08:35 PM

no prob. Hopefully its NOT that but, that basically did me in the way you had it happen.

Ralph289 03-01-2013 08:24 AM

Looking to build a SC10 4x4 but don't want the RTR. This will be used for bashing so longer run time on 2s battery is a must. Would a MMP and 1410 (3800KV) be a good choice ? And would it be an improvement over what the RTR comes with? Was thinking gearing at 62/14.
Thanks for the help.

bigemike 03-01-2013 09:31 AM

i am looking to race 4wd sct, is the sc10 4x4 ft going to be competive against the newer trucks? and what is everyone doing to the kit out of the box to get it up to speed, looking at the factory team kit

Cain 03-01-2013 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by Ralph289 (Post 11877865)
Looking to build a SC10 4x4 but don't want the RTR. This will be used for bashing so longer run time on 2s battery is a must. Would a MMP and 1410 (3800KV) be a good choice ? And would it be an improvement over what the RTR comes with? Was thinking gearing at 62/14.
Thanks for the help.

I would say you may be happier with one of the 550 4 pole combos out there. From what I understand, they run cooler than either the 550 2 poles or the 540 4 poles with tons of power to spare.

the MMP is really pushing it when being used in 4x4 SCTs.

If you need something that small however for a good price, the Speed Passion GT2.0 Pro ESC will do both 550 2 pole and 540 4 pole motors no sweat. I use this ESC on all my vehicles other than the EB48 I have and it works great.

For max runtime, use stick packs. There are 7200mah packs in high C rating out now, SMC and promatch both sell these.


Originally Posted by bigemike (Post 11878108)
i am looking to race 4wd sct, is the sc10 4x4 ft going to be competive against the newer trucks? and what is everyone doing to the kit out of the box to get it up to speed, looking at the factory team kit

Yes, it is competitive, but, you need to keep in mind the conditions you plan to run on. If its indoor stuff, high traction with 1/10 sized jumps, the vehicle really shines here.

If its outdoor 1/8 scale blow out tracks, you will find a variety of the upgrades from M2C, Exotek, and RC shox worth getting.

this thread is worth a read though to understand the quirks of the vehicle, and go into ownership with all the info up front.

As someone who has actually ran the vehicle on indoor tight high traction carpet and med-large 1/8 outdoor tracks with very little traction, I hope the info I can provide you helps.

Wild Cherry 03-01-2013 10:36 AM


Originally Posted by bigemike (Post 11878108)
i am looking to race 4wd sct, is the sc10 4x4 ft going to be competive against the newer trucks? and what is everyone doing to the kit out of the box to get it up to speed, looking at the factory team kit

Won't need to spend any money on expensive after market parts if you buy the Team.


The Team is fast right to go ..

Sc10 4x4 is still winning races here in the N/w ..
Check out John Walentia's Show Down set-up
just posted on www.Rc10.com .

Best set-up yet for indoor clay ...

t0p_sh0tta 03-01-2013 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 11875274)
I fix ,meant rc Excitement,Massachusetts

I'll be there this weekend. Last I was there, Wilder's truck was on RAILS!


Originally Posted by J-Fraz203 (Post 11875280)
Listen here BUM!! Didn't you sell your truck???

Just making more room in the stable. Torn between a staduim truck, and another 4x4 at the moment. Just finished my 44.2 last night, and will probably pick up a 4.2 this weekend. BTW, what are you doing in here Mr. Kyosho?

bigemike 03-01-2013 12:22 PM

is anyone using a center diff in the truck, I saw one in a car listed for sale? I guess this truck is more based off of a b44 or 1/10th scale driveline, and the other trucks are running a 1/8th style driveline


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