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03-07-2010
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Slipper on 4x4 SCT?
Building a 4x4 SCT based on Kyosho ZX-5 SP. It comes with a slipper but i don't think I can use it since I will run a Novak Ballistic 4.5 550 motor. I have to use 5mm pinions so the spur poses a problem, cannot find any 32p or mod1 spurs to use with a slipper.
Should I continue to look for one or just build the truck without it? 
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05-07-2010
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build it.
HI there have a look at the hong nor scr10(i think) as that is in two versions,nitro electric,if i remember nitro uses larger dp spurs.If you build this i'm interested in pictures as i have the same idea with my old zx5 . let me know how you get on. have a mate at coventry and he runs a high voltage system in his 4wd truck so it might work.
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05-07-2010
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Hi
Yes, have looked at all trucks, but if it's a 1/8 conversion there is a center differential, and I can not use a spur from a differential if I want to have a slipper. Slash 4x4 has a slipper (and differential as an option) but I can not use that either because of the design. Have looked at RC10GT gears but they are 32p. I think there is real risk of trashing the drive line if I run without a slipper. What I need is a standard 1/10 4wd buggy slipper spur with mod1 pitch.  Edit: I want to avoid custom parts if possible. Much easier that way.
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06-07-2010
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That solves all of my problems. Thanks!
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