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Stealth in place

And it's all done. The tires are the icing on the cake. I couldn't be happier with how this turned out.




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Just sharing HPI wide chassis rc10l.
HPI wide chassis, upper & lower pod, rear brace, front arm brace, shock, and hubs.

Finally done. All painted, stickered and threadlocked. Getting ready for a run on the weekend.

I'm a big fan of this platform. Having raced them multiple times, I would say it's a more robust and generally more tunable platform than most other chassis from their time. The Pro-XRT in particular is a rocket ship. Really, really great truck to drive. Each of the Pro-X and Pro-XRT have a few weak...

My recently rebuilt JRX Pro SE I've been running in the Silvercan class. JRX-ProSE-ls.jpg IMG_20250205_191601121_HDR.jpg My first hobby grade rc was this same model, granted not this exact car seen here, as that was long sold off in the 90s. This car came to me as a complete basket case but has sinc...

It cleaned up so nice. Need some rear tires and servo mounts still. You guys were right. There's no way I can run this. It's remarkably clean.

This will be my first proper SE build. I have been on the hunt for a very nice donor for a few years. I was fortunate to buy this beautiful roller from Mikea96. Thanks buddy! It had a ton of brand new parts, including the chassis. It also had some nice RPM goodies. It was a beautiful car as is, but...

With your previous builds in mind I'm definetely following this!

Late 92' race build with all the correct parts and mods- with the 2.19 retrofit transmission....how could you not!

I'm very happy this car went to you and look forward to seeing what you do with it.

Lavigna wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:26 pm
The aluminum end Trinity motor is an actual new (with box, container, paperwork) beauty. I've been after a pink label for awhile.

Wooooooowww! That's a nice motor. There are a few of them about, but not NIB.

Lavigna wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:26 pm The Traxxas esc is a bit too new, but being sealed I figured it may be good to have for a future Traxxas build.

The XL-1 is listed in the Bullet 1990 parts list, so it is good for really any of the earlier Traxxi.

Lavigna wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:26 pm The Traxxas esc is a bit too new, but being sealed I figured it may be good to have for a future Traxxas build.

The aluminum end Trinity motor is an actual new (with box, container, paperwork) beauty. I've been after a pink label for awhile.

What a jewel of a motor!

Plus the scribbly connected letters "TRAXXAS" labeling. Not sure when they switched to that "logo". Must have been prior to 1990, my TRX-T manual is dated 1990 and has the same logo. Not to beat a dead horse.....BUT....Believe the below is the OG XL-1 "TRAXXAS". That's...