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Old 07-12-2007, 02:15 PM
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Thumbs up NEW Setup-Sheet

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I will post here the New 2007 TOP-Racing Setup Sheet for the Scythe !!!!!!
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Old 07-14-2007, 05:55 AM
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Default BAll Diff Cover

Hi All,

Just like to introduce our ball diff cover for the TOP Scythe, we believe it does a decent job at shielding out any dust.

http://www.jaadracing.com/DiffCoverTOP.html

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Old 07-16-2007, 03:30 AM
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What drive shafts are people running in their scythe's, i seem to be having issues with the standard items.
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Originally Posted by Smartypants
What drive shafts are people running in their scythe's, i seem to be having issues with the standard items.
They seem to come standard with yokomo driveshaft but they are releasing an optional set, which i assume is just HPI shafts, which utilize a larger diameter pin and will wear out less.
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TOP have released some alloy dogbones which fit the same axle as the standard driveshafts, these are TOP's own part not something from HPI.
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The problem is not really the dog bone itself but the pin's in the axles breaking or coming out. I was hoping to find someone using MIP's and go down that route?

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The pin setup is just the same as the Yokomo setup, I have done plenty of running with Yoke's over the years as well as a little running with the Scythe and can't say I ever had issues with the joints.

Are you using threadlock to hold the grub screw in place? Without it they will work loose and cause problems.

Or are you running the spool - as I'm sure you know spools are super-heavy on front drivetrain parts, especially if you make any excursions off the racing line. The new TOP option spools come with blades which may take some of the stress off the axles if that is so.
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Hi guys,

I am willing to sell my red Scythe, all the parts, AND my older gold car for £300. Let me know if you need anymore info.

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Originally Posted by Smartypants
The problem is not really the dog bone itself but the pin's in the axles breaking or coming out. I was hoping to find someone using MIP's and go down that route?

Cheers
I had the same issue. I found the easiest way to fix that was to put some heatshrink on the outside of the axle to hold the pin in. works great.
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Originally Posted by Ali Graham
Hi guys,

I am willing to sell my red Scythe, all the parts, AND my older gold car for £300. Let me know if you need anymore info.

Ali
Ali,

You have PM!

Cheers,

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Originally Posted by Ali Graham
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I am willing to sell my red Scythe, all the parts, AND my older gold car for £300. Let me know if you need anymore info.

Ali
Hi Ali

Please e-mail me interested in your cars.



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Default 2007 ROAR Nats 19T & Stock

Congrats to EJ Evans in making A-Main for both 19T and stock. Good luck on IIC 2007!! Your car looks beautiful.
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Got any pictures?

Also good to see a small company mix it up with the big boys,
The Scythe certainly has come along way in development from the first kits, the alloy parts look great.
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Old 07-20-2007, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by vyip
Congrats to EJ Evans in making A-Main for both 19T and stock. Good luck on IIC 2007!! Your car looks beautiful.
Thanks Vincent! The car was good all week, I just needed to drive a little better to finish higher.

Here is a pic of the TC 19 turn A-Main Lineup and the TC Stock A-Main lineup
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Congrats on the A-main placing EJ .
Great to see the Scythe mixing it up with the big boys

Ill be running a second Scythe shortly in Mod with brushless.
Im really enjoying the Scythe in superstock (27t)
it just works so well for me.
Im surprised how well its working for me with hard foam wheels.Im running 42 shore 26mm fronts and 40shore 30mm rears.
getting to grips with electric after being out of it for a long time.
So great way to get back in with a new car to the scene
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