SC10 Thread Part 2
#3572
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
#3573
I only ran 25's on slower, smoother tracks.
Rough/outdoor or running +3mm offset wheels, the 30's are fine.
Work on your overall driving first before worrying about this.
#3574
Tech Fanatic
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Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 851
From: Sunshine Coast
Loving my SC10's, but having issues with durability. Every race meet I spend so much time at the wrench bench trying to keep my sons and my truck in order. They're not thrashed, we treat them well, but there always seems to be something.
My solution you ask? I'm starting to carry enough spares that I could start my own LHS. :P
Can't imagine ditching the SC10 any time soon. If not for the amount of money I've put into them, the simple fact I do _LOVE_ how they drive. I do think I'll convert one to SCB though, seeing as how SCTs and SCBs run together as one class at my local track.
My solution you ask? I'm starting to carry enough spares that I could start my own LHS. :P
Can't imagine ditching the SC10 any time soon. If not for the amount of money I've put into them, the simple fact I do _LOVE_ how they drive. I do think I'll convert one to SCB though, seeing as how SCTs and SCBs run together as one class at my local track.
#3577
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
Loving my SC10's, but having issues with durability. Every race meet I spend so much time at the wrench bench trying to keep my sons and my truck in order. They're not thrashed, we treat them well, but there always seems to be something.
My solution you ask? I'm starting to carry enough spares that I could start my own LHS. :P
Can't imagine ditching the SC10 any time soon. If not for the amount of money I've put into them, the simple fact I do _LOVE_ how they drive. I do think I'll convert one to SCB though, seeing as how SCTs and SCBs run together as one class at my local track.
My solution you ask? I'm starting to carry enough spares that I could start my own LHS. :P
Can't imagine ditching the SC10 any time soon. If not for the amount of money I've put into them, the simple fact I do _LOVE_ how they drive. I do think I'll convert one to SCB though, seeing as how SCTs and SCBs run together as one class at my local track.
I went all rpm with my t4 and I mean that thing takes a whooping haha, I did end up breaking the front bumper, but rpm is covered by the warrantee so I sent it in for a new one
#3578
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Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 185
What kind of set ups do you guys prefer outdoors. I like the truck loose so I run 30wt shock oil with blue Team Assoc rear springs and silver fronts but I have not run an outdoor track yet. Clay track and bumpy with good sized doubles. Im just trying to eliminate going in the complete wrong direction so just looking for ideas.
#3579
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
What kind of set ups do you guys prefer outdoors. I like the truck loose so I run 30wt shock oil with blue Team Assoc rear springs and silver fronts but I have not run an outdoor track yet. Clay track and bumpy with good sized doubles. Im just trying to eliminate going in the complete wrong direction so just looking for ideas.
#3580
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Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 185
I run 1 bumpy outdoor with med jumps and I have silver springs in front, and green in the rear, and 37.5 all around with 3 hole pistons, and I do ok with that. And on the indoor I run the same setup on the indoor track with high jumps and tight corners,but I have to put in a 1/2 inch spacer on the springs.
#3582
Have any of you guys tried this brace? I put this on from beginning (haven't ran with the plastic brace ever). The truck is so incredibly loose on power on the exit of the turns.
It's sooo loose it almost spins out in the straights and I can barely clear any of the jumps. I can't ever seem to get the power down to the track. Do you think the aluminum piece is too stiff causing the rear not to work?
I maxed out on most adjustments to try to get some grip in the rear. What are your thoughts?
It's sooo loose it almost spins out in the straights and I can barely clear any of the jumps. I can't ever seem to get the power down to the track. Do you think the aluminum piece is too stiff causing the rear not to work?
I maxed out on most adjustments to try to get some grip in the rear. What are your thoughts?
#3584
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
Have any of you guys tried this brace? I put this on from beginning (haven't ran with the plastic brace ever). The truck is so incredibly loose on power on the exit of the turns.
It's sooo loose it almost spins out in the straights and I can barely clear any of the jumps. I can't ever seem to get the power down to the track. Do you think the aluminum piece is too stiff causing the rear not to work?
I maxed out on most adjustments to try to get some grip in the rear. What are your thoughts?
It's sooo loose it almost spins out in the straights and I can barely clear any of the jumps. I can't ever seem to get the power down to the track. Do you think the aluminum piece is too stiff causing the rear not to work?
I maxed out on most adjustments to try to get some grip in the rear. What are your thoughts?



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