1LikesTLR 22SCT Thread (Check First Page for FAQ & INFO)
09-08-2012, 06:31 PM
#2581
Originally Posted by vr6cj
read Franks roots answer to this just a couple pages back
09-08-2012, 07:41 PM
#2583
Originally Posted by Grandturk
Anyone notice any play in the top shaft? I'm able to clck mine in and out slightly and there seems to be some resistance when it's clicked in. I didn't notice this before when I first ran it. I noticed it when I changed my spur today. Hoping this doesn't cook my motor.
I checked my 22T and there is no play there. Hope I didnt bust the bearing in the tranny.
I checked my 22T and there is no play there. Hope I didnt bust the bearing in the tranny.
09-08-2012, 07:48 PM
#2584
Well got my truck running agin. Installed a gear diff in place of the broken ball diff bolt.
Have only run it in front yard. Has a lot of body roll. It really jumped well over the curbs. I think the castle 1410 3800 kv will be plenty of motor.
Have only run it in front yard. Has a lot of body roll. It really jumped well over the curbs. I think the castle 1410 3800 kv will be plenty of motor.
09-08-2012, 08:03 PM
#2585
Tech Apprentice
What would be a good starting gear diff oil for a hard packed outdoor clay track??
09-08-2012, 08:20 PM
#2586
Question? I understand the shims that go under the front pivot mount to give the truck various degrees of ato squat in rear motor config. I have set mine up for mid motor though. Other than letting the screws pass them to go into the tranny, why are the inserts used for anti squat too. and do the shims and inserts need to match to get correct antisquat. My kit is built per instructions and it looks like the shims alone could get the job done.
09-08-2012, 08:23 PM
#2587
Originally Posted by theproffesor
Question? I understand the shims that go under the front pivot mount to give the truck various degrees of ato squat in rear motor config. I have set mine up for mid motor though. Other than letting the screws pass them to go into the tranny, why are the inserts used for anti squat too. and do the shims and inserts need to match to get correct antisquat. My kit is built per instructions and it looks like the shims alone could get the job done.
09-08-2012, 08:24 PM
#2588
Originally Posted by elecRC23
Hey, guys, I'm new to building kits and was wondering how you tell what size the screws are. I hear about all the different sizes of screws and stuff, but I don't know how to tell which is which.
09-08-2012, 08:28 PM
#2590
some of my bolts were short and the 3m 20mm long were missing the ones that hole the gear box to the frame and the one for the rear bummper to the shock tower.
09-08-2012, 08:37 PM
#2592
Tech Adept
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[QUOTE=vr6cj;11188976]Just installed the Avid clutch on this bad boy. I'll let you know how it does next week after a race. It held up pretty good so far in the street with a 6.5 Sonic. Didnt get as hot as the stock clutch. Still messing with it and adjusting.
That clutch looks cool. I am definitely interested in how it works! Where did you get it
That clutch looks cool. I am definitely interested in how it works! Where did you get it
09-08-2012, 08:41 PM
#2593
[QUOTE=bot5024;11189008]
I have two practice sessions on mine, maybe 10 batterie packs and I can tell you it's the smoothest and most consistant slipper I've ever used. Love mine and put one on the 22 buggy too!
Originally Posted by vr6cj
Just installed the Avid clutch on this bad boy. I'll let you know how it does next week after a race. It held up pretty good so far in the street with a 6.5 Sonic. Didnt get as hot as the stock clutch. Still messing with it and adjusting.
That clutch looks cool. I am definitely interested in how it works! Where did you get it
That clutch looks cool. I am definitely interested in how it works! Where did you get it
09-08-2012, 08:52 PM
#2595
[QUOTE=tipperjackson;11189016]
I have two practice sessions on mine, maybe 10 batterie packs and I can tell you it's the smoothest and most consistant slipper I've ever used. Love mine and put one on the 22 buggy too!
good to hear. I have one on my 22 too. Put that one on after this one.
http://www.avidrc.com/product/21/triad-slipper-clutch/
Originally Posted by bot5024
I have two practice sessions on mine, maybe 10 batterie packs and I can tell you it's the smoothest and most consistant slipper I've ever used. Love mine and put one on the 22 buggy too!
http://www.avidrc.com/product/21/triad-slipper-clutch/
