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DAVIDZX5 31-05-2009 06:42 PM
ok cheers :)

cjm_2008 01-06-2009 02:42 PM
modelsport UK just phoned to let me know mine is on it's way :thumbsup:

now all I have to do is get it built before friday. and persuade the missus to go over to her mates' house on friday night so I can go racing...

DCM 01-06-2009 03:19 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DAVIDZX5 (Post 248175)
Do you put the shims behind the pin....?

thanks
drop it up, I will do it for you, and test it thoroughly for you, Dave!!

DAVIDZX5 01-06-2009 07:57 PM
Not sure if i can trust you lol

;)

telboy 02-06-2009 07:00 PM
Anyone ran one outdoors or on loose stuff yet?
Just wondering how the internals look after a 5 min race.
May be worth getting them covered someway? just to keep things clean.

toooldskool 02-06-2009 07:04 PM
Done the shell
 
Just got to build the kit now:thumbsup:http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...kool/001-1.jpg

The Hobbymaster 02-06-2009 07:13 PM
Hi Telboy
 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by telboy (Post 249109)
Anyone ran one outdoors or on loose stuff yet?
Just wondering how the internals look after a 5 min race.
May be worth getting them covered someway? just to keep things clean.
Hi Tel, I have run the RTR SC10 review model for RRCI now and It runs very sweetly:thumbsup: (shims in) lol
30 mph on a reedy li-po out of the box. I ran it on a BMX track with lots of dust dirt and gravel. It ran very well with no damage to the guts at all and I ran it hard with over 2 hours of jumping etc I've now run both the SC10 and the Slash and have to say the SC10 run's rings around the Slash it terms of handling.

When I review the T4 some time ago I used a B4 buggy body cut to fit the longer T4 chassis, this work very well in stopping sh## getting into the guts. I'm looking to do the same with the SC10 but as the wheelbase is longer It may not work as well.
I'll post some photos as soon as I can get it sorted out

Best wishes
Ian Peckett

Chris Doughty 02-06-2009 07:16 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hobbymaster (Post 249120)
Hi Tel, I have run the RTR SC10 review model for RRCI now and It runs very sweetly:thumbsup: (shims in) lol
30 mph on a reedy li-po out of the box. I ran it on a BMX track with lots of dust dirt and gravel. It ran very well with no damage to the guts at all and I ran it hard with over 2 hours of jumping etc I've now run both the SC10 and the Slash and have to say the SC10 run's rings around the Slash it terms of handling.
black wheels and white body, that looks the NUTS! :woot: :thumbsup:

The Hobbymaster 02-06-2009 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DoughtyUK.net (Post 249122)
black wheels and white body, that looks the NUTS! :woot: :thumbsup:
The black wheels are nice but its hard to photo a white body in the sun:(

cheers
Ian

telboy 02-06-2009 07:28 PM
Been taking pics of mine for the RRCi Kit version today, and I must say that I'm tempted to do the wheels black. They look sooooo much better.

I thought Dez was doing the RTR Ian?
Did he have to give that one away too?:lol:

The Hobbymaster 02-06-2009 07:38 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by telboy (Post 249132)
Been taking pics of mine for the RRCi Kit version today, and I must say that I'm tempted to do the wheels black. They look sooooo much better.

I thought Dez was doing the RTR Ian?
Did he have to give that one away too?:lol:
Hi Tel,

I kept asking him for other things that didn't happen and I think Dez felt sorry for me :thumbsup:

god bless him lol

The Sc10 is a very nice truck and I just found a BMX track about 10 min's from my house :D. I've only lived in the house for 10 years!! god I've missed out lol.

I want to go racing with the SC10 at some point when I get time.

it could be lots of fun!!

Are you painting at the moment? if so I may be after your help at some point ;-)

cheers
Ian

cjm_2008 02-06-2009 07:50 PM
just got back from the gym....
 
to find this bad boy:

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r...photo/sc10.jpg

bizarrely, interlink tried to deliver it 15 mins ago (half eight ish). luckily there was someone in next door.

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

cjm_2008 04-06-2009 06:27 AM
build
 
i've almost finished the build :)

it's the first time I've built an associated kit from scratch. they appear to have thought of everything - very impressive stuff indeed. the transmission is a piece of design art - utterly simple and neat. I'm loving the way everything comes together with minimal slop.

got a couple of niggles though:

1. the servo saver spring bolt - getting it to thread and sit square was a total pain in the ass! I've probably overtightened it - hopefully it won't pop when it's asked to do some servo saving.

2. shock caps - it was difficult to get the threads aligned with the plastic caps & shock bodies. or it could just have been that the apprentice was on the telly (that kate is very distracting).

looking forward to running it now :thumbsup:

Ben Turner 04-06-2009 07:21 AM
Ae shock caps can be like that till they've been threaded a few times, but then again Kate can indeed be distracting! I think you should check the car over before racing it, LOL

Body Paint 04-06-2009 11:18 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by cjm_2008 (Post 249691)
i've almost finished the build :)

it's the first time I've built an associated kit from scratch. they appear to have thought of everything - very impressive stuff indeed. the transmission is a piece of design art - utterly simple and neat. I'm loving the way everything comes together with minimal slop.

got a couple of niggles though:

1. the servo saver spring bolt - getting it to thread and sit square was a total pain in the ass! I've probably overtightened it - hopefully it won't pop when it's asked to do some servo saving.

2. shock caps - it was difficult to get the threads aligned with the plastic caps & shock bodies. or it could just have been that the apprentice was on the telly (that kate is very distracting).

looking forward to running it now :thumbsup:
It seems most of your problems revolve around not being able to screw:

a. Servo saver insert in

b. Shock Caps on

c. Kate off of the apprentice

:lol:

blue_pinky 04-06-2009 01:52 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Body Paint (Post 249775)
It seems most of your problems revolve around not being able to screw:

c. Kate off of the apprentice

:lol:
LOL!!! :lol: I think it could be contageous!!!

Spoolio 04-06-2009 04:58 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by cjm_2008 (Post 249691)
got a couple of niggles though:

1. the servo saver spring bolt - getting it to thread and sit square was a total pain in the ass! I've probably overtightened it - hopefully it won't pop when it's asked to do some servo saving.

2. that kate is very distracting.
1. Agree, I had to faff about with mine 3 times before I was happy with the steering assembly.

2. Double agree, nice teeth too...I said teeth!:woot:

telboy 04-06-2009 07:43 PM
Only 3 times! Blimey, it must have taken me nearly half an hour to get it seated properly.

Shock caps went on fine though once I'd got the nack of it.

JJ The Boat Wizzard 04-06-2009 08:37 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kifogrande (Post 246731)
^^Nice paint job!! ^^

Im tempted now , i might get one , anyone run a heat of these round leeds like batley or york??

John

cjm_2008 07-06-2009 07:03 PM
first run in the lane out back.
 
finally finished the build today - and took it for it's first run in the tarmac lane behind my house.

one word - hilarious!

watching it sqwat on accelleration and bob around under braking is a hoot. I can't wait to race this thing :thumbsup:


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