SC10 4x4 Thread
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yeah or more voltage.
You could try bigger pinions but then you can get into heat issues if the motor has trouble pulling the gearing.
If your ESC had timing features like boost, I could make some suggestions there too, but if you are new, may be easier to just work with another motor.
Not sure what your ESC can handle though.
You could try bigger pinions but then you can get into heat issues if the motor has trouble pulling the gearing.
If your ESC had timing features like boost, I could make some suggestions there too, but if you are new, may be easier to just work with another motor.
Not sure what your ESC can handle though.
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The 3800 combo is probably one of the most popular combos for the sc10 4x4 right now, that or the rx8/pro4 combo. Currently I am running a tenshock 401 4400 kv with the tenshock esc(soon to be rx8) and it is a beast and its cheaper
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I paid like $120 for the combo
.I paid like $120 for the combo
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I'm running this combo in mine on asphalt oval and it is scary fast. Had to put some exponential throttle in it to keep from over driving it. It came with the 3800 motor and I robbed the MMP out of one of my other cars I wasn't running so cost wasn't as big a factor. Center diff going in today.
I would recommend a fan though as the sc10 4x4 doesn't seem to have as much cooling as other vehicles.
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I'm running this combo in mine on asphalt oval and it is scary fast. Had to put some exponential throttle in it to keep from over driving it. It came with the 3800 motor and I robbed the MMP out of one of my other cars I wasn't running so cost wasn't as big a factor. Center diff going in today.
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http://www.rcshox.com/sc1044-center-dif-v2/
Ran it tonight and it made a lot of difference in cornering.
The RC Shox Center Diff as well as the M2C Rear Toe in Block made the most difference in my opinion in the performance of my SC10 4x4 when I was still running one.
Hopefully if AE revises the platform they look into incorporating something similar into the vehicle.
Hopefully if AE revises the platform they look into incorporating something similar into the vehicle.
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I just installed the Exotek slipper thing. I tested in the house and it made my clicker click. Hadnt heard the sound before because it was always locked suprised me a little. The exo slipper definitely put more of the power to the front wheels. I had to tighten the clicker a little more to lock it down. Got the hubs on also they are really nice. Testing tomorrow.
I feel like I am late to the game here having just gotten a sc10 4x4. All you guys are burned out of its short comings and I am just getting excited lol.
I feel like I am late to the game here having just gotten a sc10 4x4. All you guys are burned out of its short comings and I am just getting excited lol.
honestly, The sc10 4x4 with the right mods is a great vehicle in my opinion. If it wasn't for wanting to share parts with my Tekno EB48 initially I would probably have kept mine.
And now with that 4 gear testing Shark is doing, building on what RC Shox started to do, it would fix pretty much the last handling issue in my opinion.
After that, its just quirks of the car like dissassembly time, etc. Things I think AE could revisit and revise in the vehicle.
And now with that 4 gear testing Shark is doing, building on what RC Shox started to do, it would fix pretty much the last handling issue in my opinion.
After that, its just quirks of the car like dissassembly time, etc. Things I think AE could revisit and revise in the vehicle.
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Thanks for the great info, after a few small problems when i first got my truck (rear diff needed shim and steering servo broke after I flipped it) I have had no problems. Does the rc shox center diff fit put more strain on the belt drive? I had mine click and tightened it down all the way, is this ok?
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I just installed the Exotek slipper thing. I tested in the house and it made my clicker click. Hadnt heard the sound before because it was always locked suprised me a little. The exo slipper definitely put more of the power to the front wheels. I had to tighten the clicker a little more to lock it down. Got the hubs on also they are really nice. Testing tomorrow.
I feel like I am late to the game here having just gotten a sc10 4x4. All you guys are burned out of its short comings and I am just getting excited lol.
I feel like I am late to the game here having just gotten a sc10 4x4. All you guys are burned out of its short comings and I am just getting excited lol.
SC10 4x4 is pretty durable.
never had an issue with the belt drive. You do need to make sure your gear mesh is set well, use blue loctite on the screws that hold the motor in place.
never had an issue with the belt drive. You do need to make sure your gear mesh is set well, use blue loctite on the screws that hold the motor in place.



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