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I race a JRX-2 in Stock 2WD and a CF chassis LXT in Stock Truck. I do very well, winning my fair share of races. For the mod classes I run newer designs, XXX-T MF1 and a XXX-4. Due to a lack of Losi bodies I am swapping out the JRX-2 for a stealth / graphite plate RC10. I think a Parma Bug Body will...

Dump the tub for a good graphite plate and stealth tranny and you'll be competitive. You will also most likely want a front sway bar as the rear will not steer enough with modern tires.

Bob

What is that MIP RC10? Have we already discussed this? It started with E. Moore creating an aftermarket transmission for the RC10 using three gear internals from the Tamiya SRB aftermarket. This became the forerunner to all modern three gear transmissions. He then got the idea to tap the idle gear ...

ANyone ever added weight to a truck to make it handle better? I know this is contrary, but maybe if this truck weighed another pound or two it would react better. To go that fast requires a perfect setup, it's a lot of work (trial and error). For starters the battery should be as far back as possib...

Posting the first of my collection: An A & L based SCollins Scorcher sand rail!!! The nose plate was shortened, not the chassis plate, so don't freak out. The bumper has been replaced with a realistic basher bumper I made out of brass. Body is mounted with working tail lights.. A quick trip to t...

no problem, I'm planning to mold a small series of them and then sell them at an affordable price for collectors and some friends, stay tuned :wink: Put me on that list, I'll take 4! As an aside, I'd like to applaud Associated for continuing to make parts for these vintage cars. It's getting near i...