1LikesTLR 22SCT Thread (Check First Page for FAQ & INFO)
01-03-2013, 08:37 AM
#5086
Are the stock rear hubs on the 22sct the same as the ones on the buggy? They look like they are the same, but molded a little different.
01-03-2013, 09:05 AM
#5088
has anyone found a fix for the back kicking out .
it seems to be a big problem here in the midwest racing on indoor dirt tracks.
everyone you talk to has the same problem with this truck.
been all over set up trying to tame it.its so bad you would think its a tire issue.but many of us have been trying every tire combination with no help.
any suggestions would be great and appreciated!!!
it seems to be a big problem here in the midwest racing on indoor dirt tracks.
everyone you talk to has the same problem with this truck.
been all over set up trying to tame it.its so bad you would think its a tire issue.but many of us have been trying every tire combination with no help.
any suggestions would be great and appreciated!!!
01-03-2013, 09:19 AM
#5090
http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Rel...g&SubCategory=
Look down this page and it lists a rear hub for the 22. Even includes narrow hexes in the photo!
I am not aware of any differences in the rear hubs between the three 22 cars. They all have different drive hexes and axles but the hub itself is the same.
Look down this page and it lists a rear hub for the 22. Even includes narrow hexes in the photo!
I am not aware of any differences in the rear hubs between the three 22 cars. They all have different drive hexes and axles but the hub itself is the same.
01-03-2013, 10:18 AM
#5091
I raised the ball on all my cars as I went to with the captured links as descibed in this blog post by Todd Hodge.
http://losiracing.blogspot.com/2012/...ball-cups.html
When I did this I noticed the link hit the alum servo arm when trying to get full steering throw left. Raising the ball stud gave me the clearance I needed to get full throw and Ryan noticed the change and how it effected the steering expo and tried it on his car and liked it.
http://losiracing.blogspot.com/2012/...ball-cups.html
When I did this I noticed the link hit the alum servo arm when trying to get full steering throw left. Raising the ball stud gave me the clearance I needed to get full throw and Ryan noticed the change and how it effected the steering expo and tried it on his car and liked it.
For some reason, alot of the onroad guys at my local track use the JRX-S steering links for something (I don't have an onraod car...yet), so my LHS has a TON of those links on hand.
I will pick up some and give your set up a shot!
I am running 17.5 blinky, should I invest in shorty packs? I am think the Xcellorin 3800 or Gens ace.
01-03-2013, 11:01 AM
#5093
has anyone found a fix for the back kicking out .
it seems to be a big problem here in the midwest racing on indoor dirt tracks.
everyone you talk to has the same problem with this truck.
been all over set up trying to tame it.its so bad you would think its a tire issue.but many of us have been trying every tire combination with no help.
any suggestions would be great and appreciated!!!
it seems to be a big problem here in the midwest racing on indoor dirt tracks.
everyone you talk to has the same problem with this truck.
been all over set up trying to tame it.its so bad you would think its a tire issue.but many of us have been trying every tire combination with no help.
any suggestions would be great and appreciated!!!
I am using the savox1258tg, very very similar to the s6040, with the alum. horn. the book said to use 2.5mm shims for the spekky servos, but I had the same issue of the horn hitting the rack when steering to the left. I ended up removing the shims completely (after trial and error of 2mm, 1.5mm, and 1mm) to get enough clearance.
For some reason, alot of the onroad guys at my local track use the JRX-S steering links for something (I don't have an onraod car...yet), so my LHS has a TON of those links on hand.
I will pick up some and give your set up a shot!
I am running 17.5 blinky, should I invest in shorty packs? I am think the Xcellorin 3800 or Gens ace.
For some reason, alot of the onroad guys at my local track use the JRX-S steering links for something (I don't have an onraod car...yet), so my LHS has a TON of those links on hand.
I will pick up some and give your set up a shot!
I am running 17.5 blinky, should I invest in shorty packs? I am think the Xcellorin 3800 or Gens ace.
As for batteries the Xcelorin ones will swell a little but stablize after that. I have been running Venom packs for a while now and they are staying the same size and work great as well.
01-03-2013, 11:03 AM
#5094
Have you raised the tranny yet?
This has nothing to do with spacing of the servo or hitting on the top brace. It is hitting the center support of the servo arm itself. Spektrum has a couple different case configurations. The H6040 is virtually the same servo as the S6040 but the ears are in very different positions on the case.
As for batteries the Xcelorin ones will swell a little but stablize after that. I have been running Venom packs for a while now and they are staying the same size and work great as well.
This has nothing to do with spacing of the servo or hitting on the top brace. It is hitting the center support of the servo arm itself. Spektrum has a couple different case configurations. The H6040 is virtually the same servo as the S6040 but the ears are in very different positions on the case.
As for batteries the Xcelorin ones will swell a little but stablize after that. I have been running Venom packs for a while now and they are staying the same size and work great as well.
01-03-2013, 11:06 AM
#5095
Stock cups work fine. This is something Todd posted a while back so I was trying them and noticed the contact. I am not sure if it is as bad with the stock cups or not the effort it took to get them on and the fact I did not want to take the car apart again I just adjusted. I am not sure this is a problem with the stock setup?
01-03-2013, 12:35 PM
#5100
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...SetupSheet.pdf
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...ash2012091924/
If you look at the rear hubs in these set up sheets they look different on the SCT. They look the same other than the little lip on the inside edge of the hub. The reason i ask is i broke one on my SCT and the one out of the new bag looks slightly different.
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...ash2012091924/
If you look at the rear hubs in these set up sheets they look different on the SCT. They look the same other than the little lip on the inside edge of the hub. The reason i ask is i broke one on my SCT and the one out of the new bag looks slightly different.