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BTW the +3 mm wheels are a huge handling improvement

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Meh!... Losi Lover! :P :mrgreen: Your kid has better taste, or are you doing the fatherly thing and giving him an advantage! :mrgreen:

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That 22SCT was bad ass right out of the box. That SC10 has taken st least another $200 to get right :?

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Charlie don't surf wrote:BTW the +3 mm wheels are a huge handling improvement
What are these? Is this just the offset or spacers?

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Offset on the wheels that bring the wheels out 3mm per side (to max ROAR width) PL F11 +3 and JC Hazzard +3 big difference!!

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Charlie don't surf wrote:Offset on the wheels that bring the wheels out 3mm per side (to max ROAR width) PL F11 +3 and JC Hazzard +3 big difference!!
Good to know! Thanks! :wink:

I just noticed that I would have to switch out to a 12mm hex front and rear! That sucks!

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So I added the AE blue countersunk washers and flat head screws on the top plate, as you guys recommended!

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I got a battery brace for my son's SC10 and noticed the new ones are black carbon fiber. I think I like the first generation blue one better!

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nice added touch...the blue battery strap would probably look cooler on this build IMO

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No defs keeping the blue for me, the black one is for Cody's truck!

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Time to up date a few things. Off road racing up here is Summer only, so my off road stuff just sits feeling neglected all winter! I wish we had a indoor track! If I had the money I know I would start one with a sweet hobby shop on the side! Just dreams! 8)

Any way lots to up date on my SC10FT, but I want to say something first.... Yes I know this is a "vintage" section! Keep in mind that the SC10,B4.2 and T will all be vintage some day! The information on this forum I hope will be around for ever! Someday 25 years from now, a 40 year old man/woman will want to build the car they raced as a kid!... Here are all the cool parts he/she will need to search for on this thread! :wink:

So many things change in such a short time, we tend to forget them after a few years! Although the search for all the differences on the original gold pan is fun, I sure wish I had a reference! It was allot of work! So my point is, I will keep updating all my modern cars as soon as changes are made. When a new car comes out, the old one will be retired!


New VTS slipper came out!.... Only got to use the vented slipper once! :roll: Wasn't that just the other day?

http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/cars_and_trucks/shared/91175.pdf

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AT LEAST I STILL GET TO KEEP THE BACK SIDE OF MY VENTED SLIPPER! :P

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Ready to rip!

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Had to add the new one piece bell cranks!

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Good thing I took it apart! I know the picture is poor but do you see the loose screw?

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When your dealing with any type of screws in metal parts, Thread Lock is your friend!

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And now something Reggie rubbed in my nose a page or so back! :P

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Yes but my SC10 is an original first gen kit, before the Factory Team even existed. It has just evolved along the way!

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slotcarrod wrote:And now something Reggie rubbed in my nose a page or so back! :P

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Funny thing is he went back to V2 shocks. I know this because I now have the truck.
"It is not how you finish but how you qualify unless you qualify bad then it is how you finish."
Words of wisdom from the Cox bros at my local track.

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