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I'm also glad to hear that you're doing better. Engine looks great! I'm a bit surprised that you don't have an engine stand in that tiny shop of yours.

Why not a box art JrxT?

First off, welcome to the forum! There's a lot of info. regarding the XX line of Losi vehicles in here. Second, some of your looseness may be due to loose hardware. I spy a loose wheel nut and shock mounting screws in your photo. But maybe you knew about those. Anyway, eBay is probably your best bet...

Honestly, it depends on what you are planning to do with the truck and what your budget is. Any servo will "work", but I've found that higher torque servos, with a large servo saver, work the best in the Jrx-T. That Savox 1256 has descent torque specs, but unless your set on one of those t...

You've always got such cool vehicles, stories and information. Thanks for sharing!

Congrats! A nice trophy to have, for sure!

I will be of no help in this matter, but your photos are not working. Just an FYI.

Welcome aboard! You've got a pretty cool collection there. I'm sure there are lots of memories in those.

Looks nearly factory. Very nicely done!

It looks like a lot of fun. I watched some videos on YouTube, and saw a guy actually sit on the body and ride the darn thing around in his driveway. He also pulled his 1:1 SUV with it, but ended up damaging a gear somewhere in it. Seems like a very capable RC! Thanks for the photos!

I noticed that they were backwards in your photo, but I figured that you knew what you were doing. Therefore I said nothing. Maybe you wanted tons of bump steer, I don't know. But, your progress is looking good!

I've only ever scratched the surface of CAD, because I have to for my job. But I can completely appreciate the time and energy that goes into something like this. And you did it for fun! Well done!

Damn, that's an awful lot of posts without any photos... Keep the info. coming!

Looking good! But I must apologize, I can't quit looking at your avatar!

Wow, nice work! Those shocks are quite nice!