Losi Ten SCTE - 4WD Short Course racer

[jimmy]

Team Losi sent news of their new 4WD Short Course truck. The new truck features a centre differential along with an alloy main chassis plate and big-bore dampers.

Take your passion for the short course in a whole new direction. The Losi 1/10-scale TEN-SCTE 4WD Short Course Rolling Chassis is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. With oversized 12mm anodized threaded shocks, Eclipse Short Course truck tires, and lightweight black anodized aluminium chassis, the TEN-SCTE’s performance is unforgettable.

SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 524mm (21.34 in)
Width: 295.8mm (11.65 in)
Wheelbase: 334mm (13.15 in)
Weight: 3.06 kg (6.75 lb)
Tyre Type: Eclipse SCT
Body: Clear Polycarbonate Buggy
Shock Type: Aluminium, Coil-over, oil-filled

FEATURES
- Functional mud flaps with Losi logo
- Oversized 12mm anodised, threaded shocks
- 12mm wheel hexes
- Secure battery straps
- Battery tray accepts multiple types and sizes of packs
- Heavy-duty, 4mm tie rods with captured ends
- Beadlock-style SCT wheels with rings
- Front and rear sway bars included
- Eclipse Short Course truck tyres
- Secure radio box to protect the receiver
- Simple adjust, aluminium motor mount
- Lightweight black anodised aluminium chassis

REQUIRED TO COMPLETE
- 550-sized Brushless System (Motor and ESC)
- 1/10-scale Steering Servo
- 2S LiPo Battery Pack and Charger
- 2-channel Radio System
- Polycarbonate Paint

LOSB0127
TEN-SCTE 4WD Short Course Rolling Chassis
£284.99 (RRP in the UK)

Check out the full gallery and download the manual at Horizons website:
http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/autoon..._ten_scte.html

[jimmy]

Is there already a nitro version of this SC out?

[birdy]

Looks like the chassis and most of the SC are from the TEN-T which is a 10th scale nitro truggy.

[Stu]

I wonder if there are any clues there as to what the 10th 4wd buggy will be like?

[ryanlownie]

We've already had a look at that Stu, using parts from the Ten-T on a 4WD chassis but it is a little large...

The steering parts are far chunkier than typical 10th cars and are basically a slightly smaller version of the parts seen on the 8IGHT family of cars.

It would be nice of them to scale down a tiny bit more though!

[Holeshot]

Hope Durango aint to much longer in bringing theirs out.

[ryanlownie]

About 1 month on that one

The Durango will be better for the racers, it's just a beefed up 410R! Losi looks great for a bit of bashing too...

[motocross13]

Originally Posted by Ry @ JE Spares

About 1 month on that one

The Durango will be better for the racers, it's just a beefed up 410R! Losi looks great for a bit of bashing too...

The durango may be a beefed up 410r, but the losi is a scaled to size 8. I'm sure it will do just fine.

[Thomas P]

Love this part with this truck..

SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 524mm (21.34 in)
Width: 295.8mm (11.65 in)
Wheelbase: 334mm (13.15 in)
Weight: 3.06 kg (6.75 lb)
Tyre Type: Eclipse SCT
Body: Clear Polycarbonate Buggy
Shock Type: Aluminium, Coil-over, oil-filled

i do not doubt it is a good truck...but it is way to heavy...way to heavy..=)

[nevens]

Hi all,

Does anybody have a basis atroturf setup to share?

Cheers

[AfroP]

looks like it could be the grandaddy of a new losi 4wd buggy

[Brabusben]

Originally Posted by Thomas P

Love this part with this truck..

SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 524mm (21.34 in)
Width: 295.8mm (11.65 in)
Wheelbase: 334mm (13.15 in)
Weight: 3.06 kg (6.75 lb)
Tyre Type: Eclipse SCT
Body: Clear Polycarbonate Buggy
Shock Type: Aluminium, Coil-over, oil-filled

i do not doubt it is a good truck...but it is way to heavy...way to heavy..=)

Blimey!, that's a whole pound heavier than my tub (slash 4x4) and that gets a slating for being too heavy! May be that's including battery?

[kayce]

Originally Posted by Thomas P

Love this part with this truck..

SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 524mm (21.34 in)
Width: 295.8mm (11.65 in)
Wheelbase: 334mm (13.15 in)
Weight: 3.06 kg (6.75 lb)
Tyre Type: Eclipse SCT
Body: Clear Polycarbonate Buggy
Shock Type: Aluminium, Coil-over, oil-filled

i do not doubt it is a good truck...but it is way to heavy...way to heavy..=)

Originally Posted by Brabusben

Blimey!, that's a whole pound heavier than my tub (slash 4x4) and that gets a slating for being too heavy! May be that's including battery?

With today's high-powered BL setups, and high mah lipos, it's not really much of an issue.

And I'll just suggest that the first time you run side-by-side with one, and a little overzealous fender rubbing leaves your truck out in the weeds trackside, you might take a different outlook.