is it a special pitch pinion? mod 1 or whatever? i got a few pinions from my Ebuggy.. will those work?

its 32pitch

32 pitch with a 5mm shaft depending on what motor your running (normally in a 550 size motor) or for a 540 can, just a normal 32 pitch will do unless you are running the new tekin motor.

How long of heats/mains do you run? I've thought about doing that also.

usually in the 7-8min range but sometimes as long as 10 minutes. I will post back after this weekend the time and mah used. I am curious how it will last also.;)

Keith.

do any of you guys order from fast lap products? Do they have everything in stock thats on there site? How long does it take to get a order from them? Think Im gonna order the chassis brace and clutch basket and their pin modded top shaft

I would, in no paticular order... Drill your own top shaft, build your own brace and order the MTK basket.....

I think's fine to pay someone who enjoys doing the drilling and what not while you focus on the things that you enjoy.

I only have limited time for the hobby and I prefer bolting on parts, painting bodies, etc. more than doing a lot of dremeling and drilling, however I am doing the pin mod tonite (if I don't get pulled in to a battle field 3 game).

it took about a week for me to get my stuff when i ordered it. I'd call them to see if everything is in stock.

I'm willing to bet MTK will beat that guys prices on drilling a shaft.

Anyone see this yet?

http://www.rccaraction.com/blog/2011...ated-sc10-4x4/

I guess someone listened to everyone about getting pushed around by the heavy Losi lol.

Yes this chassis will look sweet in it's hard anodized production form...like I've said before I hope Santa can bring me one this year :sneaky:

Yea looks cool.

I have a problem with my esc fans getting "jarred" to death after a run or so and not working anymore. ANyone have a suggestion to a rugged esc fan? I've went through three SP fans so far.

Here's my layout if it helps.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...j/DSC_1080.jpg

If you want I would suggest buying some lexan at the local hobby shop and cut it to fit the front end of the chassis. And use strong servo tap to hold it on and secure it to the lip of the chassis. You wont need it really high just as tall as your wheels are.

I did this when I had a slash 4x4 it went through a hole season without it coming off or me having to replace tbe servo tape.

The next thing would be to buy the under cover made by AE. It will keep out all the debry. But the lexan will be cheaper and if you are not worried about keeping the truck perfectly clean I would try the lexan.