SC10 4x4 Thread
#9286
I was running a 6.5 2 pole he built me but my fan died after the 1st qualifier so I had to dial it back and run blinky mode, club races aren't worth frying anything over.
Other wise it ran pretty hard. Hard to see in the video but the front wheels comes off the ground on the straight.
I have a Murfdogg 5.5 motor that is crazy fast for the big outdoor tracks.
Last edited by Cameron Kellogg; 10-23-2011 at 03:38 PM.
#9287
Didn't have a right bit for the pin mod but I did run a couple more packs after work yesterday and I am fed up with the heat on the esc. I am starting to think the esc may have an issue but yet it runs fine. I'm looking to get something else but not break the bank. I have many castle mmm's so I would want to try something different. No tekin (rx8) at all. Bought 6 combos through a military discount and had to return 2 esc's and 1 motor which also took 2 of my hyperion lipos with it so I will never go with a tekin esc ever again. Sorry but I did not have a good experience with it. I was maybe looking at one of the hobbywing or ezrun 120 amp esc. Anyone running one of these. It will be paired with a tekin 4.5 motor.
Terry
Terry
#9289
Hey guys, I have been racking my brain trying to figure out why The front Flange and Pulley would lock up to the front trans case! I tightened down the Clicker until it stopped clicking like in the video on AE's site. Pulled throttle and the car went about 30 feet and then the rear wheels wouldn't turn and the front was locked up solid. I couldn't move the belt when I opened the covers. Seems the front flange and pulley had gotten stuck to the trans case! pulled it apart, put it back together and it did it again after a very short burst of throttle. There is no binding anywhere else it the drivetrain. I made sure the screws in the trans case weren't hitting the flange too. This morning I ran the truck and I had no noise from the clicker when I rolled it like in the video. After the 25 minute run I did the same thing and now it was clicking! Im afraid to make the nut too tight so as to make it lock up the front trans again. Hope someone can give me some insight on this.
#9290
I found some on ebay for 95$ shipped. They are the shinny blue case kind and are meant for the sct trucks. Is this the one your talking about. I have also seen the blue 2.0 and the black 2.1 versions as well. I may have to have a go at it and finally test one of these out for myself. Thanks
#9291
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 3,882
From: Florida
Didn't have a right bit for the pin mod but I did run a couple more packs after work yesterday and I am fed up with the heat on the esc. I am starting to think the esc may have an issue but yet it runs fine. I'm looking to get something else but not break the bank. I have many castle mmm's so I would want to try something different. No tekin (rx8) at all. Bought 6 combos through a military discount and had to return 2 esc's and 1 motor which also took 2 of my hyperion lipos with it so I will never go with a tekin esc ever again. Sorry but I did not have a good experience with it. I was maybe looking at one of the hobbywing or ezrun 120 amp esc. Anyone running one of these. It will be paired with a tekin 4.5 motor.
Terry
Terry
#9292
Terry
#9293
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 3,882
From: Florida
No timing
#9294
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,229
From: Bay City, TX
Divey, I've been running the HW/SP speedos since Feb in 2wd and 4wd buggy. It's hot down here in summer (30 of 31 days in August along were 100+ deg) and humid, really hard on speedos and motors. Mine were flawless this summer, and again this weekend.
#9296
I found some on ebay for 95$ shipped. They are the shinny blue case kind and are meant for the sct trucks. Is this the one your talking about. I have also seen the blue 2.0 and the black 2.1 versions as well. I may have to have a go at it and finally test one of these out for myself. Thanks
#9297
here is my review of the hot racing hard anno diff case and hard anno idler gear.
I first got my truck out on friday and ran several packs through the truck, unfortunaly due to some shock issues from the TiNi shafts I had, the shock screw kept coming undone. On saturday, i ran some practice laps and during the first heat i noticed my truck would spin out out of nowhere. Upon checking the play in the front diff I noticed that it would lock up when spinning oe side of the diff and would spin fine on the other. Between the secnd and third qualifier, I discovered that I had to remove the gasket to get the gears to mesh tight enough.
Here is why.


as you can see, the black side has a ring worn into it. That is because the recess machined into it where the washer underneath the sungear is deeper than the thickness of the washer. The gear rides and wear until it seats flush against the washer underneath it, causing the gear mesh to loosen. The loosening of the gear mesh was causing binding. When the gears would bind up, in a turn my truck would simply spin out. I was able to overcome the problem by adding an extra washer underneath the sungear.


and once again, as you can see on the back side of the black piece, a groove where the bearing was rubbing. This was unnoticable to me while driving, and i dont now if this is a problem. The outside of the diff, the actual gear itself looked great.
Now on to the idler gear.


i had no problems with the idler, and upon inspection, it showed a little wear on the outside edge of the teeth, but only time will tell if the wear continues. BTW the annodized did not wear, the metal slightly deformed.
I first got my truck out on friday and ran several packs through the truck, unfortunaly due to some shock issues from the TiNi shafts I had, the shock screw kept coming undone. On saturday, i ran some practice laps and during the first heat i noticed my truck would spin out out of nowhere. Upon checking the play in the front diff I noticed that it would lock up when spinning oe side of the diff and would spin fine on the other. Between the secnd and third qualifier, I discovered that I had to remove the gasket to get the gears to mesh tight enough.
Here is why.
as you can see, the black side has a ring worn into it. That is because the recess machined into it where the washer underneath the sungear is deeper than the thickness of the washer. The gear rides and wear until it seats flush against the washer underneath it, causing the gear mesh to loosen. The loosening of the gear mesh was causing binding. When the gears would bind up, in a turn my truck would simply spin out. I was able to overcome the problem by adding an extra washer underneath the sungear.
and once again, as you can see on the back side of the black piece, a groove where the bearing was rubbing. This was unnoticable to me while driving, and i dont now if this is a problem. The outside of the diff, the actual gear itself looked great.
Now on to the idler gear.
i had no problems with the idler, and upon inspection, it showed a little wear on the outside edge of the teeth, but only time will tell if the wear continues. BTW the annodized did not wear, the metal slightly deformed.
#9298
I guess "I don't want emulsion 101" didn't explain it well enough. I was not asking not 'how' to build them, but what people are thinking about them. I've heard alot of "They are great for short races" But otherwise, etc etc.
I'll just form an opinion by experiencing it. thanks
I'll just form an opinion by experiencing it. thanks
As far as the emulion build goes. I prefer it over the bladders for 90% of the track.
#9299
One thing I noticed PanicRev doing when he rebuilds or refills his shocks is pumping them for like a minute each. I'm thinking that it makes sure that the air and oil mix or at least the shocks settle down and perform like they are going to normally. In any case...that's about the only thing different from the video he posted earlier. He DID say that it was an IMPORTANT part of the build when I asked him about it.
Don't know if it'll help...but...well...there you have it.
Don't know if it'll help...but...well...there you have it.

A minute each and then re-bleed.
#9300
ok guys I take what I said about the truck back in my earlier post. I did change the shock oil to 30wt front and 25wt rear. I still havent raced it yet, but I did get 2 packs threw the truck on the track yesterday and truck was alot better than I posted before. I could drive the truck pretty well. But there was alot of losi's on the track and by watching them they seem to go around the track better. The track we ran on is big. 40 second lap times with some decent size jumps and its kind of rough. Truck is all stock except I put sway bars on it,used the 1.5mm since it was bumpy. When hard on the throttle I think I hear something in the drive train like the belt is skipping slightly. What do you guys suggest I do to make the truck a little better. There were sc10's on the track racing but the losi's seem to be turning faster lap times



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