Anyone into R/C?

I don't want to sound like a dick, but you worded that weird as hell...

Is it the 1/16th E-REVO? If the ESC and Motor are still good wouldn't be a terrible deal. BUT, you'll have to take everything off of the old chassis and put it on the new, which wouldn't be a bad thing because this would give you a better understanding of the car. What else is included with the car?

You can get a great receiver and controller for around 40 bucks from hobbypartz.com. I have it, love it. You can also get a charger for another 40 and a several LiPo batteries for that would be fairly cheap from that site, also.

Can you post pics of it?

 

I'm not running any toe....

I like tew get slidewayzzz

 

MJB: What are those hubs you've got? Like hexes? Work better?

 

Jconcepts makes a hex adapter for the SC10 (both front and rear)

 

I've got them. They don't look anything like what he's running though.

 

he probably has a 17mm adapter, to run 1/8th buggy wheels

 

No toe should do the trick, hell, lengthen your rods and take out the camber as well if you like it squirrely.

 

I need to figure how to get this diff stiffer. Now that I've got so much power it seems like it prefers to one wheel peel more. It's like the diff can't do as much to prevent that.

 

put silly putty in it

 

Heavier grease, or drop in a ball diff.

 

Is that car on the bottom that new traxxas 100mph car they are advertising?

 

ggawwwd. I've spent too much money on this! If the diff takes a crap on me again, I'm going ball diff fo sho.

 

That and no toe will corner excellent.

 

yes it is

 

ahhhh makes sense

 

Yup. Thing is sick. That one actually hit a fire hydrant at 75 mph. 200 dollars to fix.


Edit: it used to be blue

 

dude get some silly putty in it and poof you have a locked diff

 

Don't put putty in it. put some diff fluid in it, like 10,000 weight or something like that if you are looking for a posi type feel.

 

Where do you find a stretch long enough to be able to see it at that speed?

 

Just a different style hub. Probably an attempt to save a little weight by the designer. Looks cool, but would be apprehensive about stripping wheels. As long as it's tight should work.