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Broke my first part.
Broke the Rear Chassis Plate. The motor side 3mm screw and nut pulled right up throught the plate I was rear ended by a Losi just before a 180 turn. I got on the brakes setting up for my turn and I think he was going to over shoot the turn. The hit was hard enough that I think my 2wd would have been in pieces. I am ptretty impressed how durable this truck has been. Still ran the rest of the night But the truck lossened up some with the added flex from the missing screw. . |
Now that I have it apart both sides the nut pulled through the plate.
Has anyone else had this? These are the rear most screws in the side rails of the chassis that have the nut inserted from the bottom. |
Originally Posted by Mundy1
(Post 9751911)
Now that I have it apart both sides the nut pulled through the plate.
Has anyone else had this? These are the rear most screws in the side rails of the chassis that have the nut inserted from the bottom. |
Originally Posted by Chad Smith
(Post 9750271)
Cant find the hot racing diffs anywhere. Anyone have a link?
http://www.hot-racing.com/index.cgi?...=SCF38HD;c=617 I ended up ordering my vented slipper set from LiquidRC. $0.99 shipping... if you're not in a hurry... |
Originally Posted by jpure009
(Post 9750656)
Dgrobe,
another Q,???? The owner of the track, said i shouldn't ride it with much subtrim, ever??? SO i wana get it perfect.....I have to use the tool, that comes with the KIT, correct??? Witch i know, i also did PERFECT, and had 30Ltrim... THX http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2olQYCa6tPE |
Originally Posted by CraigMBA
(Post 9750668)
Can't you just loosen the 3mm screws on top of the case and move it L/R in lieu of using the subtrim? I have 40 or so of subtrim in mine, and it's absolutely zero problem.
i got mine as close to perfect as i could.. and i still have like 40 subtrim.. thanks man... |
Originally Posted by BlueGlowBoy
(Post 9751992)
I went to Hot Racing's web site and they list a few places that sell their stuff.
http://www.hot-racing.com/index.cgi?...=SCF38HD;c=617 I ended up ordering my vented slipper set from LiquidRC. $0.99 shipping... if you're not in a hurry... |
I believe so. Someone else on here a few pages back actually had pics of their rebuild with that diff.
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Originally Posted by Chad Smith
(Post 9752062)
Thanks, with that diff, all I would need is all my parts that are on my diff know right? Like the gears and the outdrives etc.
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ok i have a serious problem. I just received my pro4 tekin 4000kv motor. it says to run the 48p spur gears, but none of my pinions mesh with that spur. so am i to runs the 32p spur gears or try to find some fine tooth mod 1 48p pinions?
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Originally Posted by aGeS1272
(Post 9752115)
ok i have a serious problem. I just received my pro4 tekin 4000kv motor. it says to run the 48p spur gears, but none of my pinions mesh with that spur. so am i to runs the 32p spur gears or try to find some fine tooth mod 1 48p pinions?
I have the 4600 Pro 4 in my SC and run 62T 32pitch Spur with a 14T pinion. |
Originally Posted by aGeS1272
(Post 9752115)
ok i have a serious problem. I just received my pro4 tekin 4000kv motor. it says to run the 48p spur gears, but none of my pinions mesh with that spur. so am i to runs the 32p spur gears or try to find some fine tooth mod 1 48p pinions?
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thanks guys i was just about to go crazy. i hope this motor is stronger than my tekin 4.5scx motor
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Originally Posted by aGeS1272
(Post 9752152)
thanks guys i was just about to go crazy. i hope this motor is stronger than my tekin 4.5scx motor
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Originally Posted by TimMo846
(Post 9752164)
It "SHOULD" be...... At the same time I thought CC SCT 1410 set up would be better than it is, not saying it's not a strong set up, but I was getting passed by LRP's and a few other motors with the same gear settings. So I'll be looking to upgrade some time in the near future.
From personal experience, tekin sc4x 4.5t is stronger than the 1410 4-pole 3800kV. At least top speed wise, my old sc4x pulls the 1410 guys on the front straight. (Same truck, same gearing). |
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