So what is the most popular shock pistons and oil being used I run on a bunch of different style tracks indoors and outdoors just try to find a happy medium for a complete shock package

I'm new to the SCT410 and have search this thread but can't find my answer. What the easiest way to tighten the servo save nut? Do I need to disassemble to get access to it?

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Yes, disassembling the top steering area is the best way. It might take you 15 minutes at most to get it done.

Thank you

I just assembled a new kit and the spur gear is warped .. wont mesh correctly with the pinion gear ?? is this common.. how can i get a new one ?

I would take a pic of the spur gear and send it to Tekno. They have a good warranty program. They will take care of you.

Make sure you are using a mod-1 pinion..................

I`m getting ready to try a 1.75 2 hole piston, has anyone tried anything like this? I`m goint to start with 500 and 400 oils...........

Are you sure the spur it tightened down evenly? Its tight, you need to keep going in a x pattern, just saying I would double check it.

2-shot,I'm running the F-250 body from JConcepts and it's pretty awesome. I have a friend that's running the Titan body and same thing,it's pretty good as well. Have you tried either of those? And thank you everyone,I will start with 27 1/2 & 20. I am currently running the 10 hole emulsion style with 35/27 1/2 with no front sway bar with my ride height at 27 front and rear and at the indoor clay track I drive at ( IERC ) it was handling perfect except for the over power issue in the rear end. I bought the truck used so I don't know what's already in it but I will try all of your suggestions. I just want the front end to pull me through the corners instead of the rear end pushing. One wrong move and I spin out

Oh so after saying all that,is emulsion the way to go with the fioroni's?

Hey guys, been out for a bit...anyone that is running SDRC what tires are hooking up.

Scottie,if there clay is anything like IERC's clay in San Bernadino typo's are hooking up great. Hope that helps

At SDRC I've seen peeps that have been running Typos, Ions, Barcodes and Wishbones (with sauce). All hook up well.