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03-22-2013, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 87MagnumII

Almost done with mine. Just waiting on my rx8 to come off back order. My only bitch with the whole thing is the screws and hardware are way to soft. I was putting the servo in and ended up stripping one of the screws for it. I got three out of four tight enuff so I guess it will be ok until I can figure out how to remove and replace the bad one. I also haven't decided on a set of tires yet so I bought some stock take offs from a 1.0 to run for the time being.

Nice man, I can't wait to pick up an rx8, in the mean time I'm running the pro4 4600kv as well w/ a HW sct pro and this thing rips, coming from a 2pole velineon to a 4pole higher kv I'm loving the speed and torque combo and temps aren't too bad either it's sweet how I could just roll up to a jump and punch it then clear it nice and smooth

03-23-2013, 12:25 AM

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Got done assembling and wiring mine up tonight. Didn't see anything mentioned in the manual ( or I didn't read the fine print ), is a mod1 pinion used on these? I put a 48p I had on it, and it just seems LOUD.

03-23-2013, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by DoubleK81

You need to use a mod1 preferably 12-15t depending on your motor

03-23-2013, 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Pygmy

400 torque is fine but 0.12 sec/60° speed is just too slow.

IMO anything slower than .15 would be considered slow.

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Originally Posted by Grandturk

I don't know. I can tell the difference between a 08 and 07 servo. Certainly I know the 07 is just too fast. I end up turning them down.

I call BS, Not physically possible to detect .01 seconds.

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Originally Posted by tc5 man

Nice ! The only screws ive striped really on this truck was the diff screws thats about it. Actually them Ecplise tires are like bowties they work pretty good when the track is moist on Dry dirt there ok intill you get into pretty loose dirt.

Do u honestly after 10,000+ posts Still not know how to properly edit your posts ?

03-23-2013, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Integra

IMO anything slower than .15 would be considered slow.

I call BS, Not physically possible to detect .01 seconds.

Do u honestly after 10,000+ posts Still not know how to properly edit your posts ?

You wouldn't be related to pablo004 would you?

03-23-2013, 08:51 AM

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Someone is fired up today ^^^^^^ go drive your scte 2.0 youll feel much better.

03-23-2013, 09:06 AM

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Last night tqed by a lap and won the main at my local club race. I tried the first page setup with the phend/fischer purple front springs in the rear and it gave me a lot of on power stearing and drop my laps time down roughly .2 seconds. I tried the stiffer front black springs on the front and it took away some off power steering and made the truck tight. So blue springs in the front and purple front springs in the rear would be the way to go on a tight indoor medium traction clay mixed dirt track.

03-23-2013, 09:14 AM

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pretty happy with the stock setup myself

03-23-2013, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Rockthecatbox21

You wouldn't be related to pablo004 would you?

The way he talks to some people i do think hes related to Pablo004 ha

03-23-2013, 09:33 AM

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Does anybody run the Tekin SC4X motors? I saw them on the website last night and was curious how they did, seem to be a bit bigger and weigh about 2 grams over the pro4. Just curious

03-23-2013, 09:48 AM

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Does anybody run the Tekin SC4X motors? I saw them on the website last night and was curious how they did, seem to be a bit bigger and weigh about 2 grams over the pro4. Just curious

I run the 4.5 turn sc4x in my 1.0 and I am not down on power compared to anyone else at the track. They beat me with better driving and setups not motor power. If you want lighter then the pro4 or pro4 HD might be better.

03-23-2013, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by -WHEELMAN-

Someone is fired up today ^^^^^^ go drive your scte 2.0 youll feel much better.

The fact there's still 6' of the white stuff on the ground doesn't exactly help.

Its more to the point of saying thing's that aren't true.

also the editing issue has been going on for what seems like years. maybe he should have 6k posts due to half of them being doubles.

03-23-2013, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Casper

Most of the team guys are running Spektrum S6040 in there trucks.

+1...definately a nice servo

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Originally Posted by TLR Tonto

It's the ring and pinion and only when the case is together. Ill give that a try. Thanks tony

check and make sure your bearings are pushed all the way on the diff case as this is what caused binding in mine and all i had to do was push on the bearing alittle as it wasnt all the way against the case