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Great looking XX4. I'm jealous of your Trinity servo mount. I am still looking for one for my XX4. It's one of the last pieces I need. I am partial to either the threaded bodies with Trinity collars, or the grey bodies. As for spring color, I say Blue or Pink. They are both classic Losi colors. You...

Hey guys -- working on an XX4 shelf build and could use some guidance. Trying to decide which shock and spring combo to use. I'm definitely partial to the black shock bodies with HG collars, but not sure about spring color. Orange is a nice contrast with all the Trinity parts, but the blue springs l...

Does anyone know if the Schumacher Cat 2000 front wheels will work on the XX4?

Thanks, guys. It was the sensor cable.

Not really specific to Losi, but I'm having trouble with the modern electronics in my XX4. When I punch the throttle, there's about half second delay before I get full power. To be clear, the motor starts immediately when I punch it, but it's no where close to full throttle. After the half-second, i...

Was afraid of that. Thanks.

Hey gang -- need some help finishing a JRXT shelfer I'm working on. I bought a body off ebay, but somehow it did not include any of the markings for the body mounts. Would someone with a JRXT be willing to take some measurements so I know where to punch the holes?

Thanks!

question for you, vintagercer -- I bought a set of the blue shock bodies for a vintage project I'm working on, but they seem slightly smaller that regular losi shocks. I'm using pistons from another set and they don't move as freely in the blue shock bodies. Also, the collars I'm using from a differ...

Got it. Thanks. What about the bearing blocks? Right now, I'm running the B version with the arrow pointing towards the rear.

Also it would depend on what motor you are running I last raced mine about 5 years ago now with a 6.5 in it with no troubles just as long as the slipper is working, it would probably be a good idea to put as much of the 22-4 slipper parts in there as you can to get away from the mixed slipper pads ...

This topic came up in a Facebook group recently and I wanted to run it by you guys here. After some research a while back, I thought the consensus was that you did not need belt rollers when using tough belts. Now I'm coming across some folks who feel strongly otherwise. What's the right way to go?

Thanks to all for the input!

The ESC from this combo (https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywing-xerun-justock-zero-spec-sensored-brushless-esc-motor-combo-17.5t-hwa38020402/p453306) with the motor from this combo https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywing-xr10-pro-sensored-brushless-esc-v10-motor-combo-17.5t-hwa38020224/p520609

Can I use a fixed timing ESC with non-fixed timing motor assuming I keep the motor timing set to 0?

Were those gold shock bodies ever released or where they only prototype parts? I picked up a JRXpro off Craig's List recently which has them.