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Old 04-17-2016, 07:40 AM
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very little torsional "twist" and no flex in the middle. i gotta say since the sides of the original chassis bend up the stock rails dont lay flat..but do snug downwhen you screw them down to the flat carbon chassis..
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Originally Posted by sduffy77
Ebay may have been a better option to use. I'm sure kits and parts availability will come soon.
Would've had to order overseas so the customs duty would've raised the price at a higher level local prices are. In addition, I ordered mine at a christmas sale with 10% off so there would've been a difference of about 70 bucks or more... since I'm just club racing I don't feel the need to order at such a higher price just to get the car.


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Yes the original rear bumper fits the sc5m, i also tried that on before getting the RPM one yes the original sc10 bumper should fit the sc5m..

Thanks for the reply Guess I'm placing an order then.
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Old 04-24-2016, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Jpdanger
I had the XFactory chassis in my T5M, so I'm not sure if my experience will carry over to the SC5M. I found the XF chassis removed too much weight from the rear end that I had to add a lot weight to keep to it planted. I've since put the stock chassis back on.
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Old 04-24-2016, 11:40 PM
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Just stocking up everything I need for the upcoming season (although it started snowing just now). Anynone some ideas on what parts I might break? I havent broken anything all winter, just 1 chassis head due to a very unlucky slide down a jump onto a wooden plank...

I could upgrade some stuff for improved handling AND durability (no bling blling wanted )

> Front Arms (71008)
> Front Bulk Head (91364) **
> Front Hinge Pin Brace (91371) (Is the aluinium for 4times the price really worth it?)**
> Aluminium steering set (91392)** (really worth it? costs lots of bucks)
> Front Caster Block (91400)**
> Steering Block set (91404)**

All parts listed ** could be used with my B5R...so thats a plus
Any other parts that I should have?Which ones wear out fast (steering blocks?) Or any other aluminium upgrades that are really worth their money?
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Originally Posted by man1ac
Just stocking up everything I need for the upcoming season (although it started snowing just now). Anynone some ideas on what parts I might break? I havent broken anything all winter, just 1 chassis head due to a very unlucky slide down a jump onto a wooden plank...

I could upgrade some stuff for improved handling AND durability (no bling blling wanted )

> Front Arms (71008)
> Front Bulk Head (91364) **
> Front Hinge Pin Brace (91371) (Is the aluinium for 4times the price really worth it?)**
> Aluminium steering set (91392)** (really worth it? costs lots of bucks)
> Front Caster Block (91400)**
> Steering Block set (91404)**

All parts listed ** could be used with my B5R...so thats a plus
Any other parts that I should have?Which ones wear out fast (steering blocks?) Or any other aluminium upgrades that are really worth their money?
I would go with brass bulk head for tunning when u need more over the front wheels
Steering set isnt needed but makes it feel alot less flexi threw a turn
As spares i say arms casters and steering blocks suould be good
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Old 04-25-2016, 12:22 PM
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Thanks! The Brass Bulkhead (91365) costs nearly 50$ here in germany...thats either worth the money nor a good deal...
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Originally Posted by 1stPlaceAllDay
i want some proline split-six beadlock rims for my sc5m but im totallt confused what model number to get i think from what i read the sc10 ones but can someone confirm which ones? i know they also make aluminum beadlocks rings..i plan on ruinning bandito street tires for bashing around up and down the street. i plan on glueing the tires down if necessary



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Old 04-25-2016, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by man1ac
Thanks! The Brass Bulkhead (91365) costs nearly 50$ here in germany...thats either worth the money nor a good deal...
Run the plastic bulkheads. 'you will break a lot more expensive parts with brass or aluminum.
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Old 04-26-2016, 10:10 AM
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is there a 8.5mm to 17mm hex adapter for the sc5m?
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You mean 12mm to 17mm hex adapter?
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Old 04-26-2016, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by bds81175
You mean 12mm to 17mm hex adapter?
maybe..the the sc5m 12mm or 8.5? i want to run 17mm wheels
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Old 04-26-2016, 12:56 PM
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Avid just released their updated bell cranks for the B5/T5M/SC5M Series.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
Avid just released their updated bell cranks for the B5/T5M/SC5M Series.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
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Old 04-26-2016, 05:20 PM
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are these recomended to adapt 17mm wheels to my sc5m ?


http://www.ebay.com/itm/272060370114....N36.S2.R1.TR9
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Old 04-27-2016, 09:48 AM
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I have searched and read through a lot of this thread before deciding to asking for some advice...

I have a SC5M that I have a love/hate relationship with. It reminds me a lot of a sour patch kid in the aspect that sometimes its sour and sometimes its sweet.

I bought the kit right after it came out with the intention of running it for a stock SC points series which it did well enough in, ended up 3rd overall but the truck has always been unpredictable. I decided not to run it after the point series unless they needed a fill in for 2wd.

I recently decided to give it another crack and set it up for Mod 2wd SC. I will be posting my actual build sheet for review. Any advice would be great. It is basically Cav's setup with a few changes.

What I am fighting is the truck has a tendency to nose over and sometimes roll on corner entry and the rear end breaks loose on exit. I am also having a hard time getting the nose to drop in the air unless I am scrubbing the take off and countering it with a little throttle in the air.

I am currently running 37.5wt 1.5pistons in the front shocks with Grey Springs and 30wt 1.6pistons in the rear with Factory springs. I have both the Brass C/D mounts installed. I am running a shorty battery with the 50gr weight under the battery. Battery is sitting about 6-7mm forward from rear of truck. NOTE: I have not run the truck since adding the 50gr weight under the battery.

I also should note that I am racing on indoor high bite clay at IR/CR (Intermountain R/C Raceway).





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