SC10 Thread Part 2
#2746
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
Some guys run the caliburs here. But they are mostly the novice guys. The novice guys like them, no idea what. All of the faster guys run gridirons. IMO the proline tires wear out fast... all of them. But their foam is softer and works nice outdoors. I tried some blockages and they felt pretty good.
#2747
#2749
i was thinking that this was just me, but i see it in another opinion, casue i ran proline on my sc10, and they seem to where out soo fast compared to the stock slash tires i run on my blitz, so i was like ima try a dif brand...so i went to jconcepts and they seemed to last a while longer that the prolines...i still use the proline carvers up front tho...but no proline in the rear for me.
#2750

I've run Suburbs, Holeshots, Slicers and Ions and various compounds.
This track was super high grip smooth indoor clay, the tires felt great.
#2753
lol, I would love prolines if I got them cheap or free, lol. In all seriousness. I always felt like the proline tires had good traction. But they always wore faster than other brands. I recently switched from Holeshots to DD'd on my buggy and the DD's last about 30% longer. But again, if they were free, I would love them all day, lol.
#2754
I don't get'em free, but I do get a discount. 
I used to run AKA prior and honestly I prefer the Prolines a lot. They wear a lot better for me personally.
But mini pins in general, just by nature, don't wear very well. :\

I used to run AKA prior and honestly I prefer the Prolines a lot. They wear a lot better for me personally.
But mini pins in general, just by nature, don't wear very well. :\
#2755
Lookin the upgrade my boys sc10 motor system...not sure what i want yet tryin to keep it around 150 200$$....ive been lookin at novak 8.5 and viper 8.5...He's running a Element 3900Kv now but i want to go Sensored and get away from sensorless any ideas??
#2756
Speedpassion has some nice Esc for a good price
#2757
#2758
Not sure how reliable they are but lots of feautures for a great price
#2759
Tech Initiate
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Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 36
so, this is my first season of racing and im having a blast, currently driving an sc10 4x4ft. love it, but 2wd is coming on strong. what are the bare minimum i need to do if i were to buy an sc10? i know hexes are a must-not into having special fr/ rr tires. are big bores that valuable? vts? steering link? do i buy a kit and spend another-$150-200 on upgrades, or wait and hope that a .2 version is coming out that addresses all of these issues? also, what would be a good motor. our track was just changed. smallish and very technical. dog-leg straight and technical infield. any guidance is greatly accepted!
#2760
so, this is my first season of racing and im having a blast, currently driving an sc10 4x4ft. love it, but 2wd is coming on strong. what are the bare minimum i need to do if i were to buy an sc10? i know hexes are a must-not into having special fr/ rr tires. are big bores that valuable? vts? steering link? do i buy a kit and spend another-$150-200 on upgrades, or wait and hope that a .2 version is coming out that addresses all of these issues? also, what would be a good motor. our track was just changed. smallish and very technical. dog-leg straight and technical infield. any guidance is greatly accepted!



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