murky123

thank you.
the reason I asked on what surface this truck was tested, is because the 22 buggy is very hard to drive on low grip surface, when on high bite clay the 22 buggy is very hard to beat, but when on low grip dirt, the 22 buggy has a lack of rear traction. Im hoping the 22SCT does not has that problem.

Mike Mellin

The 22SCT is Ryan Dunford's and that is his body in the background. He is using pre-production sway bars.

ScottKelly911

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My friend Rory runs the castle 3800kv/sidewinder in his XXX-sct and even though a lot of people give him a hard time about it, he's still one of the fastest true sportsman drivers at both WCRC and OCRC in Pro2. I do think he has it turned down a bit so it doesn't hit so hard on the bottom and might have the EPA turned down a little. I've driven his truck several times and honestly, that system even in his 2wd is smoother than most non-sensored systems out there. It's still not as smooth as a sensored, but if you're on a budget and already have one, it's not a bad place to start just to get you on the road.

rcmiket

iTrader: (22)

Does anybody know the offset of the 22sct wheels? I am thinking about getting this truck, and need to know if my AE +3mm wheels will work. I would hate to buy more tires.
Why didn't they standardise these like 1/8th buggy wheels?

WIGMAN

iTrader: (19)

Try reading the first post and you would see that they are 0 offset wheels....same as the SCTE.

thefatkid

iTrader: (36)

You could buy an extra set of hex adapters and machine them to a thickness to get you below the 296mm max width. I did this when I switched to xxx-sct from the sc-10 because I liked the look of the Hazzard wheel. I'm not sure about the 22sct wheels, they look pretty good.

It is a RC car, get creative.

rcmiket

iTrader: (22)

Ok, Wigman, not having an scte makes it a little hard to measure the offset. 0 offset means nothing to me. I need to know the measurement from the rear of the hub face to the back of the wheel bead. What I am asking is if my +3 mm wheels will work on the 22sct to keep it legal, but not too narrow.

RC*PHREAK

iTrader: (140)

Your +3 wheels will make it too wide. Stock SC10 4x4 wheels will work.

WIGMAN

iTrader: (19)

Your +3 means they have a positive 3mm off set, SCTE wheels have a 0 offset which means they have no offset.
Your wheels will fit but will not be "ROAR" legal and may not fit under your body.

goehm

iTrader: (45)

Believe that the Losi guys said was that the truck was designed to be ROAR legal with very little wiggle room to add more width and stay legal (ie: to account for toe, camber and some rear hex tuning options). I think someone asked specifically about the +3mm wheels and found that it would be too wide.

So - based on everything so far - no go for the +3mm.

AndrewTom

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lol, i run 17.5 at my local club race, and i am going to pick another XXX-SCT in a while (waiting for the McGrath & Twitch bodies to be released this month!) i have the sidewinder sct system in my slash 4x4. i never drive it anymore, so i am planning on pulling it out, and putting it into a XXX-SCT to have a basher/modified truck to have along with the 17.5 truck.

rcmiket

iTrader: (22)

How thick are the hexes? Maybe I can mill them thinner???

bobf24

iTrader: (28)

Read the rest of the thread the hex thicknesses were already listed

AlienModified

iTrader: (6)

Link? I need a new body for my XXX-SCT anyway!

Frank Root

iTrader: (25)

Chambers body is primariy yellow and black, quite a bit different from Ryan's.

Correct, +3mm wheels will be too wide - confirmed.

You cannot in the front at least. The wheel will not have enough clearance and will interefere with the suspension.