11/32

thanks

how about the nut on the front wheels of the sc10

1/4 inch

getting the brushless t4.1 rtr ,what should i upgrade to get it close to the kit ,was thinking v2 slipper, v2 shocks and titanium tie rods with rpm ball caps , keeping motor and esc ,anything else or is this enough , dont want to go to crazy going to race it in between other classes at our track thanks

I would just upgrade the shocks to V2 for reliability and ease of maintenance. I would also upgrade the ESC to something a little ore race worthy. Try the Tekin or LRP. LRP currently has the exchange program, se RC10.com for details. The motor would be upgraded to something like the LRP x-12 or similar. All the other stuff can be added over time once you get the hang of racing.

I would say the RPM ball cups and Associated V2 shocks would be first on my list. Then the V2 slipper and FT rear hubs (0 degree) and front caster blocks (30 degrees).

Of course I wouldn't buy the RTR in the first place. Over time you will end up spending way more money if you just bought the T4.1 FT kit to start off with.

thanks guys i usually dont buy rtr but in this case it was just something to run in between other ,races looks like a fun class.

you will find it will be the most fun to race and your skills will vastly improve.

kinda off topic but what do you think is more fun to race the B4.1 or the B44.1?

Out right fun? 4WD buggy

Best bang for the buck, most racers in a class and steady track participation? 2WD buggy

In this area at least 4WD comes and goes and 2WD is always here in big numbers. 4WD I think is just too expensive to own and race for most people.

I'd have to agree with you. 4wd mod is outright fun...more fun than 2wd. However, it's much more expensive...tires!, and the occasional broken parts, stripped gears, etc.

Thanks guys

Any one have any advice on rebuilding the shocks?
I have an SC10 and I decided to rebuild the shocks that weren't leaking and now the seal retainer wont stay snapped in.
I have rebuilt them to many times now and only a couple will stay together.
One set the bodies are brand new.

From what I have seen, 1/10th 4wd buggy is totally dead in socal, at least as far as club racing goes. I never see more than 1-3 show up on any given night. Sometimes none. 1/8th scale 4wd does it better. Faster and much more durable.

There never seems to be a shortage of the 2wd buggies though. Still going strong.

Pretest your spacers to make sure that they are fitting properly and you can also sand down the center spacer just a bit to give yourself a little extra room so everything will snap into place.

Some green slime is always a good idea, it will help keep those o-rings in one piece as everything is going together.