SC10 4x4 Thread
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*Puts on Flame resistant suit and braces for the striking of matches.
I ran Kody's setup today and the truck was dialed, layout was different so can't compare lap-times though. Truck was consistent and stable but was it better than the Rcshox/3rd part setup - short answer - no, was it worse, no, it was basically the same but less twitchy and less corner speed. All evened out in the end. There are obviously two ways to skin a cat here and both work equally well. But that begs the question - Is there a magical combination of RCshox parts and a dialed AE setup? I'm going to try and find out.
My track is a bumpy, dusty medium sized 1/8 outdoor track.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.
*Puts on Flame resistant suit and braces for the striking of matches.
I ran Kody's setup today and the truck was dialed, layout was different so can't compare lap-times though. Truck was consistent and stable but was it better than the Rcshox/3rd part setup - short answer - no, was it worse, no, it was basically the same but less twitchy and less corner speed. All evened out in the end. There are obviously two ways to skin a cat here and both work equally well. But that begs the question - Is there a magical combination of RCshox parts and a dialed AE setup? I'm going to try and find out.
My track is a bumpy, dusty medium sized 1/8 outdoor track.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.
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is anyone running full castle electronics ? i have the mamba max pro, castle BEC and 1410 motor. with the length of the stock esc to rec wires and the addition of the bec along with the servo and lap counter ,oh and a glitch buster and "Y" harness my truck looks likea freaken wire factory no matter how nice i wad up the wires with zipties.
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is anyone running full castle electronics ? i have the mamba max pro, castle BEC and 1410 motor. with the length of the stock esc to rec wires and the addition of the bec along with the servo and lap counter ,oh and a glitch buster and "Y" harness my truck looks likea freaken wire factory no matter how nice i wad up the wires with zipties.
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i made a quick little lexan cover to help keep the wires in place.when i get more time i make one that more involved.
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My track is a bumpy, dusty medium sized 1/8 outdoor track.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like our track, I run AKA Enduro's and like them, been running AKA City Block's on my E buggy and like them even better, just got some for the SC.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like our track, I run AKA Enduro's and like them, been running AKA City Block's on my E buggy and like them even better, just got some for the SC.
Yup, Cityblocks are popular in truggy and buggy but don't seem to work to well in SC.
Enduros, Calibers, Grid irons, snipers, etc. all kin of work. I ran stock LOSI tires and they worked pretty well.
Sigh
*Puts on Flame resistant suit and braces for the striking of matches.
I ran Kody's setup today and the truck was dialed, layout was different so can't compare lap-times though. Truck was consistent and stable but was it better than the Rcshox/3rd part setup - short answer - no, was it worse, no, it was basically the same but less twitchy and less corner speed. All evened out in the end. There are obviously two ways to skin a cat here and both work equally well. But that begs the question - Is there a magical combination of RCshox parts and a dialed AE setup? I'm going to try and find out.
My track is a bumpy, dusty medium sized 1/8 outdoor track.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.
*Puts on Flame resistant suit and braces for the striking of matches.
I ran Kody's setup today and the truck was dialed, layout was different so can't compare lap-times though. Truck was consistent and stable but was it better than the Rcshox/3rd part setup - short answer - no, was it worse, no, it was basically the same but less twitchy and less corner speed. All evened out in the end. There are obviously two ways to skin a cat here and both work equally well. But that begs the question - Is there a magical combination of RCshox parts and a dialed AE setup? I'm going to try and find out.
My track is a bumpy, dusty medium sized 1/8 outdoor track.
As for tires, well, 7 trucks in the 4x4 Amain and 6 different treads so as of now (track's first year) nobody knows lol.
Also how do I get more droop for the big jumps? Has anyone drilled a fourth hole on the shock tower?



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