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you can just sand it with an orbi, keep going down grades of paper to get the desired result, easy as to polish up with a buff on a bench grinder

fakiee wrote:AFAIK, 91/92/93/94 are all the same except later ones may have come with 2 holes for mounting to the arms (hi/low). The ones you have are sks or something. I have a set somewhere.

Nice

they are the same hey alway's something to learn

love the pic, how did the pro drive? awesome car aren't they.

would love to see the early jrx2 box, can ya organize some pic's? welcome to the forum mate.

DerbyDan wrote:Yes! - Loving the Losi 'montage'

Your closet maybe small but I think you've done rather well with what you have, with a good combination of display & storage.

agreed dan! looks absolutly fantastic

thumbs up happy birthday cobber.

happy brithday champ

very nice ruff, it's amazing how you find the early one's. old race contact's ha are you going to make glass battery strap's too?

looks like a very nice set-up, we have very average hobby shops in australia in my opinion hope he continues to do very well.

1995!! show us ya buggy mate.

what motor was in the car doug? and what brand tires/wheels are they??

what about for schumacher plated wire? what do you all use for that type?

87 88 hey! wish someone had a pic of what parts i need for the rear end? it certainly cant be much :lol: the alxe has a pro diff which is 64dp that cant be correct either can it? what brand is the yellow front steering arm? http://a.imageshack.us/img824/5724/img0115x.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us

wow, thanks for a great history lesson you certainly know your thing. just have to find the missing parts now the rear wheels say r/c-2 champion on them
any photo's of this particular model in a magazine? how old is it?

thanks for ya help, whats the go with this one? an earlier/base model?



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