RC10T6.4
#96
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Here’s my t6.4 almost done. Just need to complete the shocks, put the electronics in and put it on the setup station. I built mine with FT bellcranks, FT rack, FT slipper elim, brass bulkhead and the gear diff. This will be running 13.5t carpet. Have to put the FT steel chassis weights in when I get home also.
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We don't run turn limits so it's Mod Truck. I can barely handle a 10.5 on the small indoor track so I see why some places go 13.5 but then it's back to the motor game. Getting my kit tomorrow soo stoked. How'd the build go? Any typos?
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I’ve had mine around the carpet track, I put a setup similar to what my t6.2 had. Main difference is in the front end/steering feel. Overall I’d say the truck feels more in the track vs. on the track, able to negotiate turns a bit more aggressively. Similar experience I had when going from a b6.2 to my now b6.4
#104
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Some new horse power showed up today. Thursday night is our truck night, so we will get to see how it runs.
to go back on a previous statement of mine, 25/81 will definitely fit. I think either my sensor wire or fan wire was between the waterfall and motor not allowing it to move forward far enough. 25/81 is now fitted on the truck and meshed good
#105
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Vancouver, Washington
winder what’s happening. I think tlr goes away like yokomo did and Schumacher takes their place as no. 2 behind AE cause Brock Champlin has all of their cars working great on both carpet and dirt while tlr guys are struggling.
Last edited by jpcopeland1; 07-01-2023 at 05:39 AM.



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