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Sacramento Scaler GTG/Comps

What sumquak said but another thing to remember some receivers won't take over 6 volts so if that's the case wire the red and black wire from the external bec straight to the servo and only connect the signal wire (white or yellow) to the receiver. Don't pull the red wire on your esc so your receiver could be powered by esc bec (internal bec)... hope this all makes sence....

I just tried this set up on my scaler seems to be working pretty good
 
Man deer creek looked like it was a blast. I wish i could come out and conquer the lines i had trouble with with the tamiya

It's always fun out there especially with all the guys :) and man I wish I could have chased that bronco around out there that thing was tearin it up and the compound!
 
I guess I'll need to try deer creek again. It just didn't do it for me the first time I was there. Maybe because I live in folsom lol

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Hey martin we got a pass to the lake the week before they shut us down. Lol can't wait to get back out there. Let me know when your free and I will show ya a few lines around the old quarry :) you gotta come check out the scaler compound sometime also.
 
hey how many oz of torque would b good for rear steer servo??? im think around 200 - 250, but am only wantin to spend around 60$ so im havin trouple find one that is high voltage 7.4v.
 
hey how many oz of torque would b good for rear steer servo??? im think around 200 - 250, but am only wantin to spend around 60$ so im havin trouple find one that is high voltage 7.4v.

Everyone I've known whos run rear steer has took it off due to breakage. It's really hard to make it reliable. If your gonna keep it. I would suggest atleast a hitec 7955, and definitely mip shafts and metal c hubs and knuckles.
 
ya i got the c hub and knuckles part, i would jus get a hitec 7954 if im gna spend more then 60$, thats y im try to keep it under 60, at 6v mg995 worked fine for 4ws but it cant handle 7.4 and thats whut im runin


Everyone I've known whos run rear steer has took it off due to breakage. It's really hard to make it reliable. If your gonna keep it. I would suggest atleast a hitec 7955, and definitely mip shafts and metal c hubs and knuckles.
 
well my rtr crawler got here today and it is now sitting on my bench in a million pieces because well ...... it was in a little worse condition then advertised.
so im changing and fixing a ton of stuff on it right now. complete tear down and rebuild.
 
Since I can't make it to the comp, and am basically stuck at home, figured I would invite some people over to get our crawl on anyone wanna hit up the backyard course let me know.
 
these are the previous owners pix and the same way when i got it.
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well here is how my rig sits now.all new links,new skid,shortened the shocks by 1/2" put traxxas shock valves in them,cut the springs down to size,narrowed the wheels by 3/4" cleaned and lubed everything.
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here some of the garbage i took off of it.
the skid was only 3/16 thick had 1/8" screws holding it on the tvp's.the skid was also about 1/2 to narrow so here used the washer's to shim it out.the washers hung under the chassis like a 1/4". the steering and a couple of links were made from 3/16 brake line with holes drilled in the side.then spot welded to hold the set screw in. as you can see from the steering linkage it was not very good. the 2 springs and 4 nuts were on the rear shocks along with the shock springs to keep it from well moving at all i guess. the rig had almost no articulation at all.the front shocks had zero oil in them the rears were about half full. I could keep going on and on but you get the idea.
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For the people that missed the Get-A-Hobby King of the Sierras 1st series missed a bad ass event. Awesome crawling, hopefully you guys will make it to the next one...
 
Steve.....how did you narrow the wheels? I wanted to get my wheels narrowed...work a deal!?!

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Steve.....how did you narrow the wheels? I wanted to get my wheels narrowed...work a deal!?!

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hack saw,sand paper and glue. its not hard the main thing is they could come apart.

but all i did was cut the rear bead off,cut off what ever your taking out and glue it back together. if you need help im more then willing if you want to come by
 
hack saw,sand paper and glue. its not hard the main thing is they could come apart.

but all i did was cut the rear bead off,cut off what ever your taking out and glue it back together. if you need help im more then willing if you want to come by

hey steve i got some 2.2 proline wheels with wide beadlocks u can hav also got some losi comp tires hardly used, u can have if u want them
 
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