Team Associated SC5M Thread
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#2791
Tech Regular
Hey gents,
Looking for a good carpet setup. We race on black carpet, really good grip. Fairly tight track. I have a new-to-me SC5M with a B6 laydown transmission and ball diff. I literally took it out of the box and put it on the track.
I was thinking...
Grey front, white rear springs
37.5 front, 32 rear oil
Gear diff in the future but not right away.
Does anyone have a setup that is money for similar conditions?
Looking for a good carpet setup. We race on black carpet, really good grip. Fairly tight track. I have a new-to-me SC5M with a B6 laydown transmission and ball diff. I literally took it out of the box and put it on the track.
I was thinking...
Grey front, white rear springs
37.5 front, 32 rear oil
Gear diff in the future but not right away.
Does anyone have a setup that is money for similar conditions?
#2792
https://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/c...tanen_EOS4.pdf
I am running this on my SC5M except for 2-1.5 front pistons, 2-1.6 pistons rear, 1mm under rear ballstud, 5000# oil in diff, and grey truck springs all 4 corners.
I am running this on my SC5M except for 2-1.5 front pistons, 2-1.6 pistons rear, 1mm under rear ballstud, 5000# oil in diff, and grey truck springs all 4 corners.
#2793
Hey gents,
Looking for a good carpet setup. We race on black carpet, really good grip. Fairly tight track. I have a new-to-me SC5M with a B6 laydown transmission and ball diff. I literally took it out of the box and put it on the track.
I was thinking...
Grey front, white rear springs
37.5 front, 32 rear oil
Gear diff in the future but not right away.
Does anyone have a setup that is money for similar conditions?
Looking for a good carpet setup. We race on black carpet, really good grip. Fairly tight track. I have a new-to-me SC5M with a B6 laydown transmission and ball diff. I literally took it out of the box and put it on the track.
I was thinking...
Grey front, white rear springs
37.5 front, 32 rear oil
Gear diff in the future but not right away.
Does anyone have a setup that is money for similar conditions?
#2794
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (84)
the aluminum ones don't break they just bend and screw up your geometry. You have been lucky if you haven't had a problem with them. I am super easy on my stuff and the aluminum bellcrank is literally the only thing I've had an issue with on my SC5m or T5m, and thats in over a year of running them.
#2795
What have you guys done to drop your ride height low for carpet?
#2797
Tech Regular
What tires are allowed? I know some carpet places that only allow slicks. That will change how you set up the car. My truck is set up for pin rears wedge fronts, I run pretty much all stock except 45-50wt oils, blue buggy rear springs on the front, gray truck spring on the rear. On our track, I’ve found the stiffer you can get the truck, the less you’ll traction roll. And get the truck as low as possible. Check out the short course nation Facebook page, there are a lot of carpet guys there
#2798
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
I think it was the AE one I bent but it doesn't really matter they are all basically the same. Its just the side that hooks up to the servo that bends, the other side is fine.
If you put the aluminum ones beside the plastic one its super easy to see why they twist, there is hardly any support for the arm that the servo links hooks into on the aluminum ones compared to the plastic one.
If you put the aluminum ones beside the plastic one its super easy to see why they twist, there is hardly any support for the arm that the servo links hooks into on the aluminum ones compared to the plastic one.
#2799
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (84)
I think it was the AE one I bent but it doesn't really matter they are all basically the same. Its just the side that hooks up to the servo that bends, the other side is fine.
If you put the aluminum ones beside the plastic one its super easy to see why they twist, there is hardly any support for the arm that the servo links hooks into on the aluminum ones compared to the plastic one.
If you put the aluminum ones beside the plastic one its super easy to see why they twist, there is hardly any support for the arm that the servo links hooks into on the aluminum ones compared to the plastic one.
#2801
Tech Fanatic
Just ordered the 3-gear motor plate and gearbox. More stuff to test the next time I get to drive. Also maybe getting the rear aluminum hexes.
#2802
Are these any good? I couldn't find an avid one.
#2803
do any of you guys replace the pins on the cva's? Or do you just buy new cva's. I remeber reading somewhere that the pins were replaceable. I talking about the the go into the slot at the out-drives. Thanks
edit<cva's were cheap enough I just bought a new set.
edit<cva's were cheap enough I just bought a new set.
Last edited by a1; 02-04-2018 at 10:36 AM.
#2804
Tech Apprentice
Really trying to find somewhere that has the lunsford or Jcon titanium turnbuckles in stock for this truck.. Any suggestions? Willing to buy a set used at this point too if anyone has some.
#2805
I buy straight from the source, sometimes Lunsford is cheaper than mail order places.
https://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/m...ode=TRUC-ASC5M
https://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/m...ode=TRUC-ASC5M