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Power Systems > Batteries General > Scale Crawling Axial > SCX6
4S options for SCX6
Hello friends, I'm sure this has been asked before but if it has, I haven't been able to find the answer. So here we are. I purchased an SCX6 at Axialfest Badlands in June and I absolutely love it. The truck is completely stock, but I'm looking at upgrading a few things, especially the steering comp...
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Hi, Eric. The SCX6 is rated for only 3S, but this is a popular topic. Do people run 4S? Yes, but please keep in mind that doing so will void the warranty. I haven't seen anyone have a problem, but it is a risk. Again, it's only rated for 3S and that is what Axial recommends. I'm not sure about motor...
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Event DiscussionEVENT DETAILS: Axialfest Badlands 2024
Anyone have a link to a spring rate chart for the SCX10III? I've been searching for a while, can't find it. Seems these spring colors are a mystery. Working on suspension tuning for Axialfest and a chart would be very useful. Cheers
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General > Scale Crawling Axial > SCX10 III
Looking for suggestions on some metal link mounts for my SCX10III. Specifically the ones that mount to the center skid plate. Tell me what you all are using!
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General > Scale Crawling Axial > SCX10 III
Hello RC friends, I just signed up for this web page today. Getting ready for Axialfest at Badlands, Indiana! Last year was the first time we went, my wife and I had a really good time. I took my SCX10III and she took her SCX10II that she had just finished building. This year I want to try a hard bo...
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This actually sounds like a really fun process. I found a Tamiya Hilux body on A Main that looks pretty neat. How well do the hard bodies hold up on the trail? I'm planning to drive this a lot, and I'd hate to have it be delicate. Although I feel like a hard body would be tougher than Lexan? Thanks ...
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Hard bodies are awesome. For tips:
- Definitely use a primer coat. I like light gray. Sometimes I'll spray a rust color and then light gray primer. The key is to use light coats and to stay light near details. Too much paint at once will pull and puddle and diminish the details that make hard bodie...
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Hard bodies are no where near as durable as hard plastic bodies, but that con is also a huge pro. When hard bodies get used, they get rock rash. When they get damaged, they can be repaired often with realistic results. I agree, you'd think hard plastic bodies would be tougher than polycarbonate but ...
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