SC10 4x4 Thread
#7936
Tech Regular
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Thank you Tekin.
#7937
Need some help on building!
I've just put the front arms onto the front chassis in a new build. When I let the arms drop. The right arm on the picture seems to drop quite a few degrees more than on the left.
I've checked the camber link and the steering link are the same length on the right and left side. This picture was taken when steering is centered as well.
Any ideas or fix????
I've checked the camber link and the steering link are the same length on the right and left side. This picture was taken when steering is centered as well.
Any ideas or fix????
#7938
Tech Initiate
If it's below your suspension's maximum downtravel, it doesn't matter.
#7939
Sorry forgot pix
I've just put the front arms onto the front chassis in a new build. When I let the arms drop. The right arm on the picture seems to drop quite a few degrees more than on the left.
I've checked the camber link and the steering link are the same length on the right and left side. This picture was taken when steering is centered as well.
Any ideas or fix????
I've checked the camber link and the steering link are the same length on the right and left side. This picture was taken when steering is centered as well.
Any ideas or fix????
#7943
Moved the left ball stud to the outter hole and problem fixed!
ooops
#7944
Tech Adept
Newb
I've been racing for a couple of years now. I am getting an sc10 4x4 next week. What are some things I should get for suspension or any thing else that would be helpful.
#7946
Tech Master
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Thinking I'm going to have to make the jump to 4wd SC. Lack of time has me keeping just one nitro car, 2wd SC is dead (too bad, my SC10 is dialed), and most of the tracks we run are just too big for 1/10 buggy. Like to hear from guys who are running or have run 540 motors. I have an LRP SXX TC Spec V1 and 4T Orion motor that I took out of my TC5. Too much motor I know, but can I gear it down to take some edge off and increase runtime? The track we run are big, built for 1/8 fuel and ebuggy. Or should I just bite the bullet and buy a new motor. If I do, 540 or 550 can? Thanks.
#7948
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ThunderbirdJunkie's 4w SC10 is going away. Wake him up when the FT comes out