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I tried some slash rear wheels on my sc10 and they were awesome! The rear end was always hooked up. With these and the weights I should be moving out real good.
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Originally Posted by platgof
(Post 11994940)
I tried some slash rear wheels on my sc10 and they were awesome! The rear end was always hooked up. With these and the weights I should be moving out real good.
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Racing 2wd and 4wd Corr together here soon. Going to be crazy...
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what is CORR?
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Originally Posted by shagnat
(Post 11997206)
what is CORR?
Championship Off Road Racing series. This is the predecessor to the TORC series (Traxxas Off Road Championshio). CORR died like SODA. My father used to race SODA in Class 3 and was champion in 1983. |
Originally Posted by platgof
(Post 11994940)
I tried some slash rear wheels on my sc10 and they were awesome! The rear end was always hooked up. With these and the weights I should be moving out real good.
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Originally Posted by TomErickson
(Post 11997478)
It is an out-of-date race series in the Midwest called:
Championship Off Road Racing series. This is the predecessor to the TORC series (Traxxas Off Road Championshio). CORR died like SODA. My father used to race SODA in Class 3 and was champion in 1983. |
Ok I am thinking out loud here, it seems to me that the sc10 is sloppy with rpm on it, I mean like it feels more accurate or controllable with the stock arms, like they rant as flexxy as the rpm ones are!!!
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genius, you mean the unbreakable rpm arms are more flexible than the stock ones. My god, you sure solved that puzzle, lol. The rpm stuff is designed for smashing into objects, not designed for racing.
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RPM actually works for racing when you hit as much stuff as I do on the track! ACILL, make sure you use the slash rear wheels, not the fronts. Fronts are too wide.
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Servo
Looking to upgrade servo on sc10rs any suggestions it' just feels like it doesn't turn very good around corners we built a 7 ft wide track on 2,200 sq ft
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Pickup a solar 770 from hobbypartz.com
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Have you glued the servo saver?
Otherwise any servo that has 70 oz/in of torque, or more will suffice. |
Glued?? Not very educated on this kind of stuff yet can you explain it to me
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11997759)
genius, you mean the unbreakable rpm arms are more flexible than the stock ones. My god, you sure solved that puzzle, lol. The rpm stuff is designed for smashing into objects, not designed for racing.
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