Chr1s

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savox 1258 or the spektrum s6040 are pretty much my go to servos.


+1 on the aluminum idler gear. The plastic gear always seemed to fail at the worst times. Make sure you put some grease on aluminum idler.

chiger

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Thank you for your help. I will try the next time out. I'm hoping to figure this thing out to prove this truck can be competitive on low traction surfaces. Everyone in our area has gave up on this platform, claiming it doesn't have enough flex. Any other help or advice will be greatly appreciated as well.

Matt M.

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frank

what ft hex are you using on your standard setup??? and are you using the race, or a bellcrank system??

Pbrreviews

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No problem, I had the same issue no matter what I did, springs, roll center, tires, when someone told me camber I thought that wouldn't do much, it probably was the most effective change I made. Now I can really drive it aggressively, I probably gained about a lap just from that change.

wreckya

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Randy I am also running the white red red pad set up. The problem I'm having is its not set too loose, it launches great if I mess up setting up for a jump I still have plenty of torque to get me over it. On the other hand it's not set too tight cuz I have like no wheel spin nor is the car spinning out. Actually I feel it's set perfect but after running a pack the whole slipper assembly is very hot and basically shot, so I'm not sure what's goin on, truck is like new nothing binding anywhere. And I'm running a 6.5 in it. I shot Avid an e mail yesterday but haven't heard back so that's that for now.

gticlay

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You could try loosening the side rail screws if you want more flex.

icuster

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Just ordered my 22sct and just reading around that the diff has some issues. Is the best solution to just get the AE diff bolt? Or the enitire MIP ball diff kit? Or just get a gear diff? Let me know what you all think

drgrcrp301

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I run the stock diff and no issues . Truck is awesome.

sduffy77

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both great servos but if you're looking for low budget check out the Solar D770 on hobbypartz.com I think it was less than $23 shipped and the specs are pretty decent.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/33p-solarservo-d770.html

The reason I went with this one is because the "spec" class I'm racing in has a $40 limit on servo replacement

Randy_Pike

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Make sure you have the bellville washers stacked properly. If they're not the inner plates won't get any separation force and it causes the clutch to slip when it shouldn't, etc...

My Sc comes off with a warm clutch on high bite but not so hot it's destroying gears, pads, etc.

DriveItLikeYSIT

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I use the 22 sct ball diff with the Team-Associated-Ball-Differential-Rebuild-Kit. I'm also using the 22 2.0 HD slipper pad and spur.

Bivens

Savox 2272 lightning speed servo works GREAT in my SCT...I've never had a servo I liked as much as these for 1/10 truck.....bought one for my 22-4 also.....I use the Low-profile fast savox in the 22 buggy though.

As for slipper.....what's the reason for the Avid unit....the stock setup works great for me.

wreckya

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The Avid Triad is so much smoother, I run on a pretty slick track guys are always having a hard time with rear traction but with the Triad my truck really hooks up. I have had several guys ask me about it, I let them wheel my truck and they go in the shop and buy one lol.

wreckya

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Yea I have the washers on in the order, are u running the avid top shaft? And is there anyway u could post a pic so I could get an idea of how far back the nut is on the threads. Thanks for the help Randy.

Bivens

so....smooth but cooks pads? Are they still smooth if you figure out the cooking problem?

If so....I may have to give that a shot...we run on slick....I'm rarely feeling like I have enough on-power traction...