SC10 4x4 Thread
Could just be my setup, but a hard break for me in air leads to a half front somersault
Yeah I can pretty much do front flips on the brakes too.
Maybe it's more slipper related? I'm running the triple garodisc and basket. I actually have it fairly tight, about 2.5 threads showing.
If your slipper was slipping too much the front wheels wouldn't slow or accelerate as fast causing a delay in being able to adjust the attitude of the car.
Maybe it's more slipper related? I'm running the triple garodisc and basket. I actually have it fairly tight, about 2.5 threads showing.
If your slipper was slipping too much the front wheels wouldn't slow or accelerate as fast causing a delay in being able to adjust the attitude of the car.
Coyoteslash on here can fix you up.
or you can buy this one.
fastlapproducts
or you can wait for AE to release theirs in a few more weeks.
or you can buy this one.
fastlapproducts
or you can wait for AE to release theirs in a few more weeks.
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Just wanted to say thanx to Mantisworx. Just got my V2 shock pistons in from the mail so I will be trying them out this w/e at my local track. I also got a T-shirt from him too but I need to lose some of my gut lol to wear it but no worries at least I got a shirt lol
Thanx again for the great customer service Mantis (Marcus) I know I will be ordering more stuff from you as soon as I get me a new 8.2 
Thanx again for the great customer service Mantis (Marcus) I know I will be ordering more stuff from you as soon as I get me a new 8.2 
It's bracing up against something, not just some bolts. IE: mine. Wish I had thought of it. Is so easy to do.
For the guys running Tekin, what are you setting your drag brake at?
If you tone down your braking to lessen the hit while you're in the air, you'll have less brakes on the track, not sure how you could strike a good balance. This truck doesn't really need that much brake to stop fortunately.
I was hoping to do a lil test n tune at the bigger track close by which aroughly 100 x100' with nice jumps but they are doing track maintenance.
there's another track close by but its so sandy and loose, not sure if I really want to waste my time with it there.
If you tone down your braking to lessen the hit while you're in the air, you'll have less brakes on the track, not sure how you could strike a good balance. This truck doesn't really need that much brake to stop fortunately.
I was hoping to do a lil test n tune at the bigger track close by which aroughly 100 x100' with nice jumps but they are doing track maintenance.
there's another track close by but its so sandy and loose, not sure if I really want to waste my time with it there.
Just wanted to say thanx to Mantisworx. Just got my V2 shock pistons in from the mail so I will be trying them out this w/e at my local track. I also got a T-shirt from him too but I need to lose some of my gut lol to wear it but no worries at least I got a shirt lol
Thanx again for the great customer service Mantis (Marcus) I know I will be ordering more stuff from you as soon as I get me a new 8.2 

Thanx again for the great customer service Mantis (Marcus) I know I will be ordering more stuff from you as soon as I get me a new 8.2 

I love it outdoors, I primarily drive outdoors and the bud's Losi, Ofna, and Slash can't seem to keep up (driver aside)
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hey guys , someone try this setup out. this is what cav and maifield ran at the reedy race. notice how there truck jumps.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkYpT...eature=related
setup http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._Cavalieri.pdf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkYpT...eature=related
setup http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca..._Cavalieri.pdf
i think since we are running the brakes at like 70%, it will make it harder for the truck to drop the front when you it the brakes. i think im going to try full brakes, but be carefull when i need to slow down into corners. worth a shot imo, theres a big tripple on my local track almost as big as the one marcus is fighting with, and it it hard to do consistently, but can be done.



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