ChuckTee

Quite possible, I replaced TKRBB10154 with the stub axles. I am just hoping that I dont start snapping stub axles. We will see

ChuckTee

Never balanced my tires for off road anything.

robertsmustang

iTrader: (79)

I got my new proline 81 ford bronco body ready to go. Can't wait to run it!

ChuckTee

Man that is way cool, that thing would look awesome flying through our double. Sweet Lid

fq06

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That's what I do, one day of running, clean, let sit for a few days since I'm not driving anyway and then balance with a Grid balancer.

They are heavy enough to benefit from it and do run smoother. 1/8 buggy wheels do as well. 1/10 buggy tires, I just balance them because I can

Hoese37

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Ideally you should balance any tire that get power. When they are spinning the tires create a lot of force and multiply any off weight.

tc5 man

Your right i just dont see many guys i race with that run 4x4 SC balance them . If it was a race that was pretty big i may see it .

wreckya

iTrader: (1)

What if I have 3 or 4 through them and it's still doing it? Take the balancing clay off and run a few packs without it and see what it does?

Hoese37

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You could. You may just need to re-balance them.

Rich A

I have been looking for this truck everywhere, with no luck. Are they releasing a updated version?

Rickybob

Is 6500mAh enough for a ten minute main?

Cain

iTrader: (294)

good question.

That will depend on your track, power plant, and driving style. If you are trying to get high mah on the cheap, I have seen GPR 7200mah lipos from the barn floor for like $55 each, if I am recallying correctly.


Question for everyone, how viable to do you feel the SCT410 platform is in 1/8 E buggy usage? been toying again with using an SCT410 platform as my E buggy and then cutting down on spare count I have in the box.

fq06

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Nope, just can't keep up with demand.
There was a post a few days back saying that Tekno has kits shipping out in a week or two... something like that... soon.

T. Herwig

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As mentioned, it will depend on the motor/esc combo you are running and your driving style. 6500mah is capable of making a 10 minute main, but it will be a little close. I would go with a 7200mah pack to be safe.

Mizchief

+1 if talking about the SMC's the cost and weight difference is small enough to make it worth it. If you already have the 6500, you can try it out at a club race and see how it works for your track and driving style before deciding if you need to go bigger.