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TimMo846 01-17-2013 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by JJay03 (Post 11689149)
My friend got a used sc10 which supposedly had a newly rebuilt diff and it was terrible feeling.

he bought it used, it already needs a diff rebuild to be done by him. One of the things I would suggest for anyone buying something used. And how new is newly? It was newly rebuilt last night or newly rebuilt 3 years ago?

t416242 01-17-2013 09:35 PM

I have a older rtr sc10 and want to upgrade the slipper clutch with the Associated 7486 FT-Factory Team V2 Slipper Spring & Washer. Do i need to use the v slipper hub as well, or can i just use the rtr hubs?
thx.

shagnat 01-17-2013 09:38 PM

I'll be curious to see the responses for this as I'm in the same boat.

njnewc 01-17-2013 09:43 PM

What avid springs are u guys running? I have all of the batch 2 springs. Thanks.

heavyjeffd 01-17-2013 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by njnewc (Post 11692385)
What avid springs are u guys running? I have all of the batch 2 springs. Thanks.

Yellow F/R is dialed for me. :batman::D

GreenSC10 01-17-2013 10:21 PM


Originally Posted by t416242 (Post 11692361)
I have a older rtr sc10 and want to upgrade the slipper clutch with the Associated 7486 FT-Factory Team V2 Slipper Spring & Washer. Do i need to use the v slipper hub as well, or can i just use the rtr hubs?
thx.

Yes you need the new slipper hub because of the larger spring that is used. The V2 hub has a larger diameter where the spring sets on the hub than the rtr one. With that said get the VTS slipper used on the 4x4, the part number is 91175. The VTS slipper is more consistent by having more surface area to dissipate heat.

???E-Racer 01-18-2013 03:02 AM

10.5 with 19/87 gearing.
I looked in the manual and 19/84 is probably wrong.
So im gonna go with 19/87 with a 10.5 Viper motor.
I should be able to get the motor in a week or so.

Wildcat1971 01-18-2013 03:52 AM


Originally Posted by GreenSC10 (Post 11692502)
Yes you need the new slipper hub because of the larger spring that is used. The V2 hub has a larger diameter where the spring sets on the hub than the rtr one. With that said get the VTS slipper used on the 4x4, the part number is 91175. The VTS slipper is more consistent by having more surface area to dissipate heat.

+1 but I am unsure if the v2 spring is the best. I think AE used the b44 spring with the light 1/10 cars and trucks.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...per-Spring-B44

Chamelion 01-18-2013 11:11 AM

Just got an SC10 factory team kit, ready built, second hand. All seems in good order. I'm new to the hobby and also have a blitz (which my 8yo son uses)

Questions:

I'd like to run 12mm hexes front and rear AND I would like to gain a little extra offset and thus a little more width. What is the best way to do this? Is there a way to be able to use the same wheels on both the blitz and the sc10?

I would like to get some sort of protective cover to go over the chassis. Are the jconcepts plastics ones OK? Do they not cause the ESC to overheat through lack of air flow?

I took it to the track today and noticed it suffered parachuting way, way more than the blitz does. What is my best course of action to prevent this?

Any idea if the blitz skorpion body fits the sc10? (sue me, I love that body!)

I intend on switching out the suspension arms for RPM replacements. I also intend on getting an RPM chassis brace. Anything else I should get to improve the durability of the truck? I will be bashing with it, that's a given.

It's running a novak 8.5t brushless motor. I believe current gearing is stock. Any thoughts as to what size pinions I should consider trying to find an acceleration/top speed sweet spot? At the moment the ESC remains cool after a full 5800mah lipo pack. The motor I can hold my finger against for at least 10 seconds before it starts to get a little toasty, so I assume there is room to wiggle here.

Lastly, what are the spares I should keep on hand? What are the parts that break most often with these trucks? Unfortunately my local hobbyshop doesn't stock AE parts (they're pretty much traxxas and HPI only) and buying AE parts in Australia can be very expensive. More than twice as much as buying from the USA. So I really need to put in a fairly comprehensive spares order to make the price of postage worthwhile.

Thanks in advance for help and advice :)

Matt.

Wildcat1971 01-18-2013 11:32 AM

so any questions...... with the hexes you can get the +3mm SC10 wheels from AVID or JConcepts. For spares, I mainly go through ballstuds, ubraces and front a-arms. The RPM arms are pretty strong, but more flex. I have no idea on the HPI wheels, I assume no though. Also, no idea on the bodies.

samuelsonmark71 01-18-2013 12:46 PM

Blitz bodies are wider than normal sc bodies. It will look strange on the sc10

???E-Racer 01-19-2013 03:20 AM

I like to tune a ball diff. On my indoor SC10 it has a ball diff.
I put a gear diff on my outdoor SC10. I will get to experiment with differences.:D

JJay03 01-19-2013 06:04 AM

How do you guys adjust your slipper? Not sure I like holding the rear tires and goosing the throttle method.

trixter91 01-19-2013 06:07 AM


Originally Posted by JJay03 (Post 11698023)
How do you guys adjust your slipper? Not sure I like holding the rear tires and goosing the throttle method.

3.5 turns from the nut being flush is the best setting I found

JJay03 01-19-2013 06:26 AM


Originally Posted by trixter91 (Post 11698026)
3.5 turns from the nut being flush is the best setting I found

Alright cool even when the pads have worn some? I just got so pissed yesterday cause I had my new rebuild diff so freakin smooth then I slipped it a bit adjusting the slipper holding the wheels and ruined that glass smoothness.


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