Originally Posted by Cameron Kellogg (Post 9446918)

I got the FT shocks and all the springs yesterday. With a single trackstar o-ring for a seal it is almost like no seals at all on the new shock shafts.

FYI- FT shocks come with only bladders for the shock caps.

Now to fit the old blue shocks on the SC10 2w. :D

Originally Posted by T-BirdJunkie (Post 9446958)

Does the spring kit come with light enough springs for a 2w SCT?

ThunderbirdJunkie may give this a shot on his XXX-SCT:sneaky:

As far as ThunderbirdJunkie knows his springs have not yet arrived :(

Originally Posted by rickfifthscale (Post 9447038)

ok guys, after reading this entire thread, I am now wondering if I did something wrong installing my steering servo. Nobody else seemed to have the same issue I am having. I am using a hitec 5645mg. after I installed and still on the bench, it looked like the servo horn would hit the housing so I dremeled out a notch in the housing to give the horn a little more clearence. Do you guys think I installed it wrong or when would the endpoints been ok? Any advise would be great. Thanks

Originally Posted by xxxtruck (Post 9443963)

I have read the front page and do not really understand the gearing for a 6.5 540 can motor useing 32 pitch stock spur gear. Can someone tell me were to start. Thanks

Originally Posted by rickfifthscale (Post 9447096)

I need a reccomendation on a good, affordable temp gun.
thx

Originally Posted by xxxtruck (Post 9447060)

I will ask agian

Originally Posted by Jstall7543 (Post 9446940)

Jstall7543 tried several soldiering irons over the years fighting buying a Haako, Jstall7543 won't use anything else now! Jstall7543 loves how the iron can get up to 900deg in under a minute. Jstall7543 bought a orange wrapped 936 from Amain and saved $10 because of the color. Jstall7543 wishes he would have bought the Haako to begin with, he would have saved over $100 on light duty junk irons.

Jstall7543 doesn't think the swaybars should cost $40 and he doesn't think they are needed for where he runs. Jstall7543 got his name from AOL in 1994! Lol and then he kept using it. Reason unknown.

Originally Posted by Eli (Post 9447146)

Eli has been running two trackstar o-rings from day one with good success. Eli would also like to know how just one works out for you.

Originally Posted by Jstall7543 (Post 9444431)

I like nitrohouse, fair prices and really quick shipping.

Originally Posted by BlueGlowBoy (Post 9446449)

Also, double check that you are running both 20T pulleys....if you are running 1 19, you need it almost all the way tight, and if you are running 2 19s, then there is no way to tighten the belt enough....

Originally Posted by SaladFork (Post 9446793)

I agree, Hakko for the win. I was just mentioning yesterday out of all the tools I have the Hakko was the best investment. :nod: