aussie jrx2 proformance build
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aussie jrx2 proformance build
here is a build i have been very eager to complete and acquiring the correct part's was no easy task, that i can tell you all. as highway racer(roger) has just completed a thread on this buggy where all the details are written stating all the differences i won't rattle on. enjoy!!!
correct parts in my build
mini front bumper
long front shock tower
long front shocks
long rear shocks(springs are purple)
thin top shock collars
spindle, no set screw
turnbuckles with middle nut's
long steering sector arm
black steering
original jrx2 battery holder
no spacer behind shock tower
old style wing mount's
brass top shaft
rear hub carrier's with correct hinge pins
jrx2 grey spur gear
short rear axle's(black)
new type pivot block
jr's choice motor
jrx2 labelled motor plate
also added 1989/90 victor engineering esc, kr-290a ko reciever and a ko 712 fet servo
correct parts in my build
mini front bumper
long front shock tower
long front shocks
long rear shocks(springs are purple)
thin top shock collars
spindle, no set screw
turnbuckles with middle nut's
long steering sector arm
black steering
original jrx2 battery holder
no spacer behind shock tower
old style wing mount's
brass top shaft
rear hub carrier's with correct hinge pins
jrx2 grey spur gear
short rear axle's(black)
new type pivot block
jr's choice motor
jrx2 labelled motor plate
also added 1989/90 victor engineering esc, kr-290a ko reciever and a ko 712 fet servo
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Gary,
That is one clean and nice built......i like it!
Just notice those losi stickers on the sliders looks cool!
That is one clean and nice built......i like it!
Just notice those losi stickers on the sliders looks cool!
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
thanks man! it's taken a long time and a lot hard work finding factory part's as compared to hop-ups which show up quite often. just like real car's i have removed the foam thing's as im told they were not out at this stage.
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Oooohhhh the nice built , I love the stick on the Shaft...
And some idea for the paint job...
And some idea for the paint job...
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Gary, that's a really nice build!!! It brings back memories of when I first buit my car. So when are you going to run it?
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Really nice car Gary. This is my personal favorite of all Team Losi cars because this was my first Losi but not last one. Proformace did handle really well in Finish soft and bumpy tracks compared to AE RC10 or Kyosho Ultima. RC10 did have too short suspension arms and Kyosho Ultima was too short and didn't have enough front kickup. Schumacer Topcat was practically the only "enemy".
Gary, are front and rear shocks on Your car equal length, I mean are both front and rear shocks Jrx2 rear shocks?
What are purple rear springs?
What is the difference between "short rear axle's(black)" compared to steel color?
If You paint the body, do it a Jack Johnson replica and change motor to "Motown Missle".
Jirka
Gary, are front and rear shocks on Your car equal length, I mean are both front and rear shocks Jrx2 rear shocks?
What are purple rear springs?
What is the difference between "short rear axle's(black)" compared to steel color?
If You paint the body, do it a Jack Johnson replica and change motor to "Motown Missle".
Jirka
Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
That is the wrong chassis technically. The correct chassis would be this one with the non FRP core.
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Jirka wrote:Really nice car Gary. This is my personal favorite of all Team Losi cars because this was my first Losi but not last one. Proformace did handle really well in Finish soft and bumpy tracks compared to AE RC10 or Kyosho Ultima. RC10 did have too short suspension arms and Kyosho Ultima was too short and didn't have enough front kickup. Schumacer Topcat was practically the only "enemy".
Gary, are front and rear shocks on Your car equal length, I mean are both front and rear shocks Jrx2 rear shocks? rears are longer
What are purple rear springs? jrx-pro had purple rear springs too, the paint came off very easy that's why a lot of people dont know.
What is the difference between "short rear axle's(black)" compared to steel color? black axle's are very early jrx2 edtiton's
If You paint the body, do it a Jack Johnson replica and change motor to "Motown Missle". any pics?
Jirka
you have some fond memories of the buggy that's awesome
thanks buddy! im sure your build is on it's way also yes?highwayracer wrote:Gary, that's a really nice build!!! It brings back memories of when I first buit my car. So when are you going to run it?
dont know if i want to paint my un-cut body sir.prp wrote:Oooohhhh the nice built , I love the stick on the Shaft...
And some idea for the paint job...
thanks brother, a couple of decal's always set's a car off in my opinion.geeforce59 wrote:Gary,
That is one clean and nice built......i like it!
Just notice those losi stickers on the sliders looks cool!
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
I thought they all had the white core. The countersinks on the bagged chassis look white like all of the fiberglass core losi chassis I have. The only ones I have that isn't white core is the early jrx-2 short wheelbase platesD Nozzle wrote:That is the wrong chassis technically. The correct chassis would be this one with the non FRP core
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
My early JRX-T chassis has the solid graphite chassis and non-slot, I assume that in Rogers posts regarding the ProFormance kit that it would include that chassis as well given the kit's timeline?
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
I don't think I've ever come across a long wheelbase chassis that didn't have a white stripe. I went and looked at all of mine and they all have the white core. now I've got something else to look for, thanksCharlie don't surf wrote:My early JRX-T chassis has the solid graphite chassis and non-slot, I assume that in Rogers posts regarding the ProFormance kit that it would include that chassis as well given the kit's timeline?
The short wheelbase cars I have are a less distinct white core, not sure if it is fiberglass or the cut edges of fabric going in different directions, but the middle 1/2 of the chassis edge has a different pattern/look from the outer 1/4's
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I only managed to find one pic from Jacks Johnson's JRX2-based car from RCCA december 1989. This is his 1989 ROAR mod nats winning car, which seems not to be an proformance kit car but an prototype car: There has to be better pics from this car somewhere. At least I have seen Jack's car (probably this same as in RCCA pic) in cover of Competition Plus or RCMC magazine between two torches and the cars antenna was on fire!GJW wrote:Jirka wrote: If You paint the body, do it a Jack Johnson replica and change motor to "Motown Missle". any pics?
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sure there are better pics on here somewhere, just can't be bothered lookingJirka wrote:I only managed to find one pic from Jacks Johnson's JRX2-based car from RCCA december 1989. This is his 1989 ROAR mod nats winning car, which seems not to be an proformance kit car but an prototype car: There has to be better pics from this car somewhere. At least I have seen Jack's car (probably this same as in RCCA pic) in cover of Competition Plus or RCMC magazine between two torches and the cars antenna was on fire!GJW wrote:Jirka wrote: If You paint the body, do it a Jack Johnson replica and change motor to "Motown Missle". any pics?
Jirka
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can ya open the chassis packet d nozzle??
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Re: aussie jrx2 proformance build
Not necessarily. I just finished building my proformance kit and it has the white frp core plate as pictured in the first post. The box was open and building started already when I got it. mine is in the corrected "proformance" box, not the early "proformanance" misspelled box. Could it be that even this short production item came in more than one variation?D Nozzle wrote:That is the wrong chassis technically. The correct chassis would be this one with the non FRP core
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