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Mac The Knife 07-14-2011 09:53 AM


Originally Posted by xxxtruck (Post 9388476)
what is this clutch basket ?

Here, these oughta get you caught up.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ch-basket.html

http://gearrings.weebly.com/rc-racing-stuff.html

Racerx336 07-14-2011 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by evilllempire (Post 9388500)
Castle 4 Pole 1410 with MMP is perfect:)

What gearing are you running?

symmetricon 07-14-2011 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by Racerx336 (Post 9388819)
What gearing are you running?

When i was using the 1410, I found the 15t pinion was perfect.

macke 07-14-2011 11:17 AM


Originally Posted by macke (Post 9387506)
I need some help here. Last night I drove at my local track (large 1/8 track). The car performed really good overall but... on the largest jump I always got some severe nose diving. The jump must be taken at a high speed and I was almost forced to hold full throttle in the air (from jump to landing) to not land on the nose. I'm having 35/30 AE oil in the shocks and lengthened the shock by two turns. What is the solution to avoid the nose dive? Put heavier oil in the rear? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.


Originally Posted by sparkwraps (Post 9387672)
Stand up the front shocks. That should fix the big jump, tune for everything else on the track.

You mean outer on tower and inner on arms? I'll try that. Thanks.


Originally Posted by isarctard (Post 9387683)
I had this same issue and it was due to having to much drag brake set on my RX8 esc.

I have the Castle Sidewinder SCT ESC and have zero drag brake...

BlueGlowBoy 07-14-2011 11:33 AM

I was having the same problems...I raised up my ride height and moved my battery right to the back of the chassis and now my truck jumps much more predictably.

Numburn 07-14-2011 12:48 PM


Originally Posted by isarctard (Post 9388614)
Hello, was wondering if anyone who runs on a large outdoor dry dusty slick track has any suggestions on what sway bars they used. Yes, I know the best way is to test them at my local track and use what's best suits me. I'm looking for a starting point.

My thoughts are the 2.2 Yellow up front to help lessen front grip / entry steering and the 1.5 White in the rear to increase rear traction / less on power steering Or should I use the same size sway bars front and rear?

Any suggestions or experience would be appreciated.

I just got my sway bars in and am planning to try Walter Henderson's setup.

isarctard 07-14-2011 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by Numburn (Post 9389271)
I just got my sway bars in and am planning to try Walter Henderson's setup.

That sway bar set up is the same as the others posted on AE's site ... everyone seems to be using the med sways. I've had much better luck setting my truck up to my track and not using those set up sheets, guess I will find out race day.

Eli 07-14-2011 01:55 PM


Originally Posted by macke (Post 9387506)
I need some help here. Last night I drove at my local track (large 1/8 track). The car performed really good overall but... on the largest jump I always got some severe nose diving. The jump must be taken at a high speed and I was almost forced to hold full throttle in the air (from jump to landing) to not land on the nose. I'm having 35/30 AE oil in the shocks and lengthened the shock by two turns. What is the solution to avoid the nose dive? Put heavier oil in the rear? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Heavier oil in the rear will probablly worsen your problem. Since the heavier front springs aer not out yet, try going to the one size smaller piston up front and either 30w or 32.5w oil.

kmags 07-14-2011 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by Matt Howard (Post 9384438)
you'll probably actually want the extra lean from the stock setup in those conditions. The washers under the ballstuds keep the truck from leaning so much by lowering the roll center.

I would like to nicely comment that lowering the roll center gives you more roll, not less.

isarctard 07-14-2011 02:56 PM

Yes I want more roll, I'm not racing on a high bite track so if the truck cant roll it does nothing but slide.

isarctard 07-14-2011 02:57 PM

Alum Wheel Hexes
 
Figured you all might want to know these are now listed on AE's site.

Part #: 91171
Retail: $14.99

4x4 Aluminum Wheel Hexes

ShortCourseKing 07-14-2011 03:35 PM

If any of you guys get a chance i would put jonny / clint's set-up on your truck. They have done alot of testing over the past week during and after the shootout to work on a better set-up for this truck. His truck looked awesome at the end of the test session. I know some parts may not be available yet but, be patient they will be available soon. We will be testing this truck as much as we can and getting this information out as soon as we can to help you guys out.

1Fastpede 07-14-2011 04:01 PM

1 Attachment(s)
FYI on the plastic chassis pulling through problem.

3 transmission washers (ball stud washers) fit in the hole perfectly.

Part# 9630 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXEAE0&P=7

Jason Snyder 07-14-2011 04:52 PM

Saddle Pack Set Up
 
Hi Everyone,

I've been racing a Durango DESC410r and still love it to death but I went out and got a sc10 4x4 to do some reviews and comparisons.....I was bored and when I was at the showdown up at trackside I noticed Brian Kinwald was running saddle packs so I went ahead and installed them in my ride....here are a few photos....if anyone knows what front springs Kinwald was using that would be a big help.

Smaller Pics Please!

I just used the stuff from my B44.1....I may even add more holes so I can shift the batteries toward the rear more......also if you notice I'm using screws under neath the belt is because I dont plan to remove the battery strap...I'll just remove the other side and then slide the pack under the belt over and pop it out....I tested it and it works great.

Take it easy,
Jason

P.S. Pretty soon I'll have full reviews and shoot out results between the Losi Ten SCTE , SC10 4x4, Durango DESC410r, Hyper 10sc bump, and Jammin SCRT10......look for it soon on ShortCourseWorld dot com

Mac The Knife 07-14-2011 05:00 PM

Can you hear me now?


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