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Any straight forward solution to running modern 12mm hexes on my Jrx2? I figured I'd just upgrade the front of the car with RB6 front axles/spindles. I was hoping there was an available hex for the rear.
Thanks,
Kevin

Rear shock tower up front for modern shock fitment.

They are acting as a spacer for the stock battery posts.

Here is my 870c. So far it has 3d printed Lipo trays and Schumacher big bore shocks. Should be fun.

Nice. I just got a YZ-4 and I'm really enjoying it.

At first, I'm more worried about getting it rolling than absolutely exact. I'll post up pics in a new thread with my other Yokes. I have a Works 92 and 93, an 870c and this 94+ project. The 870c will be a modernized runner. Initially, I'm going to run the stock chassis and saddle Lipos. Eventually I...

Peakey wrote:What diffs are you going to run? Plus you'll need a TCS and that works diff at the front won't fit you'll need a 94 pulley

I appear to have at least 10 different pulleys. Some are skinny, and one is even super fat. I have the fat rear belt to go with it. Is the TCS the same as in my Works 93?

After examining a parts lot from ebay, I noticed it was mostly 94+ YZ10 parts. Looks like it will be fun to build a 93 WCS car using the bits I have mixed with some Fibre Lyte parts. I'm assuming I can use an 870c rear bulkhead with the shock tower mounts cut off. Any help sourcing the missing stuff...

Sweet. Thanks man!

I have some spare parts I bought that came in a parts lot. They are late model YZ10 parts. It looks like I have everything but the chassis and bulkhead parts to build a full car with. What parts are different between the 93 WCS and the cars that came after?

I like seeing the original car pics like this. Too often I only see the replicas. Thanks.

I have some serious front right wheel envy.

Me too actually.

I ran across the company that makes the 2.2 wheels a while back, but can't find it. Please help.

2.2" :D Current offerings from JC are not the right offset, so I will run these. After all what use is a wheel if its not going round? :wink: I would like some pink ones though! Actually, if you use rear axles up front, and move the outer hinge pin to the outer a arm hole, the offset is perfect.