Originally Posted by J_Bone

Old post may help

Originally Posted by J_Bone

Old post may help

Originally Posted by gamedog1966

yeah i have tried some of these options like usind a less aggressive tire which did help mellow it out a tad i think it may b the track also because our lay out has bn there for 6 wks or better and the traction is super high lol and on my b4.1 im running slick all the way around and had to make a few changes due to traction rolls lol. is expo the same as dual rate on the radio?

Originally Posted by gamedog1966

only changes that i have made to the geomerty aspect of the truck is taking 2 limiters out of he front shocks from 5 to 3. and i shaved my u brace

Originally Posted by Lake Ober

Hey Guys,

I went to my LHS yesterday to pick up a pack of AE Factory Team solid axle pins (Part #ASC1654), to replace the stock roll pins that came with my SC10. When I got there and found out they were more then $1 a piece I was kind of surprised. The owner of the shop, told me that he sells long 3' pieces of metal rod that are stronger then the AE pins, and only cost $.60 for the whole long piece of it. So, I took it to the bench, cut out a few pieces of it to the length of the AE roll pins I was replacing, put them behind my new Avid hex adapters... and they worked perfect. However, now I have a huge piece of this metal rod, and rather then just letting it sit, figured I'd help some fellow RC'ers out. So, if anyone on here wants a piece of it, just PM me your address, and I will mail you out a section of it that you can easily cut 4 pins from... you can just use a strong pair of wire cutters or a Dremel, to cut it down to the desired size. Don't worry about paying me anything for it... just leave me some feedback if it works out good for you. Beat's paying $4.00 for a pack of em' I am only going to be sending these to U.S. addresses. Sorry non-U.S. guys


^^^ Here is a picture of some pieces I have cut down all ready to send out. Each one of these pieces is approximately 7cm long, and will be long enough to make atleast 6 axle pins. I recommend using these solid axle pins only if you are using hex adapters. They do not fit in as snug as the stock roll pins do (neither do the F.T. pins), so they work best if you use adapters... as they hold the pins in place.

Originally Posted by J_Bone

No. Dual rate changes the end points or diastance the servo will move. Expo speeds up or speeds down the servo to the distance you turn it on the Radio.


Taking limiters out will give more roll and give more side bite. You add more to help limit side role.
With the shaved u brace, you have the c-hub ?

Originally Posted by Lake Ober

I posted this earlier in the week, and already sent out about 6 pieces of it. I still have 4 pieces left and are packed up ready to send out. Anyone else interested???

Originally Posted by gamedog1966

Yeah I have the u brace n it is wrkin at the moment

Originally Posted by weavty1

I just have to give you mad props for being a cool dude, doing something like this for fellow hobbyists/racers/forum members. Definitely a big hat-tip for you, sir!

Originally Posted by J_Bone

This is the C-hub.

Originally Posted by Lake Ober

Haha, thanks man I just feel like it's a small way to repay some of the guys on here for all of the priceless knowledge that they have provided me with over the past few months. The thing that I came to like about R/C, were the really nice people, so any way I can encourage good sportsmanship... I will

Originally Posted by weavty1

I just have to give you mad props for being a cool dude, doing something like this for fellow hobbyists/racers/forum members. Definitely a big hat-tip for you, sir!

Originally Posted by gamedog1966

Yeah man I have the c hubs and they are good, now ik having electrical probs man. Idk what it is I'm racing and all of a sudden I lose steering, the servo is perfect I took it out my b4 and I wrked perfect but i. Think it may b the reciever its a futaba r2104gf