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Old 02-16-2015, 02:34 PM
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http://www.amain.com/jconcepts-stick...-8-10g/p233933
or http://www.amain.com/losi-self-stick...ght-3oz/p13053

just a couple examples.
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Originally Posted by YonkersRC
Stupid question...newer to racing...where can I get stick weights?

Sorry
The best place I found is a auto parts store and ask for a stick of tire weights

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Old 02-16-2015, 04:14 PM
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Years ago there was very thin weight tape just for balancing tires. Now I see all they use is clay. I would rather use the firm tape for wheel balancing then clay. Heck I may wash it off when cleaning the tires.
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Originally Posted by Roken
Years ago there was very thin weight tape just for balancing tires. Now I see all they use is clay. I would rather use the firm tape for wheel balancing then clay. Heck I may wash it off when cleaning the tires.
Check jegs or summit racing equipment they sell 1/4 ounce stick weights
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Clay actually works quite well and also using some poster puddy works well. You can typically find it at a $.99 store or the like. Using something like lead tape will be hard to tune. Using clay or similar makes finding the fine balance easier and you can retune your tires as they wear if you choose.
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Originally Posted by Roken
Years ago there was very thin weight tape just for balancing tires. Now I see all they use is clay. I would rather use the firm tape for wheel balancing then clay. Heck I may wash it off when cleaning the tires.
You can get that self stick thin lead tape from McMaster-Carr (www.mcmaster.com).
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Old 02-19-2015, 10:18 AM
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anyone know what inserts to use in the front hinge for least kickup and 1 degree toe out referencing
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...ionals2011.pdf

The instructions are not clear at all. [LOSB4112]

Thx!!!
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Originally Posted by derekbsmith
anyone know what inserts to use in the front hinge for least kickup and 1 degree toe out referencing
http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...ionals2011.pdf

The instructions are not clear at all. [LOSB4112]

Thx!!!
That is an OLD setup.

I would guess as it is not noted you have 0 inserts in the the front end.

The rear end 1's up give you 3 deg of antisquat.
0's in the back give you 3 deg of toe in.

These are for the 8ight but the adjustments are the same for the ten

Rear pivots
http://www.tlracing.com/ProdInfo/Fil...structions.pdf
Front pivots
http://www.tlracing.com/ProdInfo/Fil...tion-Sheet.pdf
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Originally Posted by hacker07
We are working on these as well as other goodies still. I am hoping we should see these by the end of the month or beginning of next.
Ryan,
Will the 2.3 front be sold individually or as a kit with asst front bars? Thanks
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Originally Posted by towertsk
What causes the out drives to wobble? After inspecting my used scte the fronts and rears wobble horribly but the center seems fine. Is it the shims or poor assembly of the previous owner? How many packs would you expect to get from a new diff?

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How the new kit will be named, Ten-SCTE 2.5?
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Originally Posted by fredmotokx
How the new kit will be named, Ten-SCTE 2.5?
No it will still be the SCTE 2.0 from what I understand it's not new its just updated parts/materials for better wear. and things like heavier swaybars for more tuning options and so forth.
It's not a redesign it's a refinement.
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Originally Posted by Dirtraycer
No it will still be the SCTE 2.0 from what I understand it's not new its just updated parts/materials for better wear. and things like heavier swaybars for more tuning options and so forth.
It's not a redesign it's a refinement.
Actually parts in the kit are the same as in same kit setup (read as swaybars and any option parts included in the box).

New vendor and retooled molds fix very minor issues in fit and finish of the kit. Same truck just new!

The thicker swaybars are option parts coming in soon from what Ryan has said. They are stuck in the harbor due to the longshoreman's strike/what ever they were doing.
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Old 02-23-2015, 05:45 PM
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just curious, is anyone running a carbon fiber chassis? is it better than stock?
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Hey guys I need your help identifying this scte truck. The guy that is selling it claims this is a TLR scte 2.0 but the chassis does not match the photos on the TLR website. Did the truck change chassis after the 2.0 revision? Any info would be great thanks.TLR TEN-SCTE 2.0 Kit Thread-losi-2.0.jpg

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