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Old 09-17-2012, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by theproffesor
Well the SCT is getting pretty dailed in, and with the mid-motor set up at that. Does anyone know of an editable set-up sheet I could get online that would allow me to ave a copy so I post it here. Its doing so well I am thinking of converting the buggy to mid motor
Here is the link to the editable setup sheet off the TLR Racing site:

http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...024#prodSetups
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Old 09-17-2012, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Gas Rat Racin
Which of the hobbywing ones is the r10?

Anyone?
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:01 AM
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Ran my truck for the first time last night and im pleased .... truck handles very well other then few things i saw it doing 1) going into turns and coming out the truck rolls a ton and i lose traction .. i would assume the sway bars will fix this .. but i diid try stiffer spring i went from stock yellow to pink and raised the ride height alittle . im running travis brock set up on the tlr web site , im almost sure 27.5 all the way around is too light for tight indoor track with med to high grip.. 2) it jumps good but front end flys alittle high .. i know on my xxx sct i had to add about 3/4 oz weight to the front do i need to do that with this one too ? .... if someone else can tell me something to try i am open ears because i know this trk will be dialed when i get it to work 100 % the way i want it to thanks all in advance Will G
anyone have ideas ?
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Carranza76
Anyone?
I suspect this one
http://www.hobbywing.com/product_show.asp?id=276
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by will g
anyone have ideas ?
try increasing your shock oil..I know I went from 32.5/27.5 to 35/30 and the truck stayed a lot more level through the corners. I know of another guy who ran 37.5/30 and his truck had very little roll(but felt to dead for me)
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by fjlilly
Here is the link to the editable setup sheet off the TLR Racing site:

http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...024#prodSetups
I have that one, but I cant save it since I dont have the full adobe program. Are there any others?
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Old 09-17-2012, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by NitroLuver
try increasing your shock oil..I know I went from 32.5/27.5 to 35/30 and the truck stayed a lot more level through the corners. I know of another guy who ran 37.5/30 and his truck had very little roll(but felt to dead for me)
cool i thought that would help .. i put 37.5 front now and 35 in rear and on the street wasnt diving any more ... also added sway bar the the truck and will see this week how works on track ... 1.2 mm sway bar from xxx sct ( see pics below ) thnx Will G



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I currently drive a FT SC10 and after a lot of trial and error its dialed in. With that said, Im very tempted to switch over to the 22sct. I already own and race the 22 buggy and scte. My question to you guys is... how does the 22 handle around corners? What I like about the SC10 is its ability to turn on a dime but can be very twitchy.

I guess what im looking for are reasons to dump my SC10 for the 22.

Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by mysupratoy94
I currently drive a FT SC10 and after a lot of trial and error its dialed in. With that said, Im very tempted to switch over to the 22sct. I already own and race the 22 buggy and scte. My question to you guys is... how does the 22 handle around corners? What I like about the SC10 is its ability to turn on a dime but can be very twitchy.

I guess what im looking for are reasons to dump my SC10 for the 22.

Thanks in advance.
The 22SCT has tons of steering..It can def turn as good as if not better than sc10..I know from my experience thus far it def turns better than my sc10 did.
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Old 09-17-2012, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by NitroLuver
The 22SCT has tons of steering..It can def turn as good as if not better than sc10..I know from my experience thus far it def turns better than my sc10 did.
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Originally Posted by vito
how much shims for a hitec 5685 ?
In the manual, page 12 has the shim requirements. Page 11 has the number of teeth you need for your servo horns.

All kits came with a manual. The manual is also available in online/electric form here:
http://www.tlracing.com/ProdInfo/Fil...024_Manual.pdf

One thing I really like about the online manual is that you can search it. IE: you can search for 'servo' or 'shim' and go right to what you need.

Ideally this thread is for all things NOT covered in the manual.
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Originally Posted by will g
Originally Posted by NitroLuver
The 22SCT has tons of steering..It can def turn as good as if not better than sc10..I know from my experience thus far it def turns better than my sc10 did.
Agreed. We have a few at our track and they have just as much steering as my Kyosho with few, if any modifications
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Originally Posted by mysupratoy94
I currently drive a FT SC10 and after a lot of trial and error its dialed in. With that said, Im very tempted to switch over to the 22sct. I already own and race the 22 buggy and scte. My question to you guys is... how does the 22 handle around corners? What I like about the SC10 is its ability to turn on a dime but can be very twitchy.

I guess what im looking for are reasons to dump my SC10 for the 22.

Thanks in advance.
Join me in my quest to the Dark Side....

No seriously I sold my SC10RS roller (Few FT Upgrades) and have just bought the 22SCT kit.

I loved my 22 Buggy so much I figured having both cars on the same platform should make tuning and spare parts stocking alot easier.
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Old 09-17-2012, 03:38 PM
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Just got my RCRD 1mm. brass trans shims today. Thanks a bunch Brannnon!
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Originally Posted by Frank Root
You can try less kick up, that may help. With SCT's your jumping ability is really put under the micro scope. Be sure to accelerate through the face, without holding onto the throttle as you leave it.
Thankyou very much Sir. Front kickup is about the only thing that I did not change on the truck Saturday. I did notice that my driving style had to change with this truck. Or atleast like you said with jumping anyway. With the old truck I could downside just about every jump I needed to but it seems this one is a little diff.. I know I cant really complain as it was my first weekend with it and I just need more wheel time with it.

Still a very nice purchase and would recomend it to anyone
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