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From my experience..pushing 30mph…. the soft, flexible stock tracks are the biggest speed/power limitation. They will easily peel off and/or get damaged if you turn too fast or catch a stick in the yard..no matter how tight you adjust them. The tracks I have on that modified are the Spyker injectio...

Cool truck! I didn’t know they made this one. (Need to edit your title)

coxbros1 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 12, 2025 10:41 pm

Dangeruss wrote: ↑Sat Apr 12, 2025 10:34 pm 44?? Pssh... let's see if you B....ards can do 90!

Oh, I can!
https://youtu.be/okj4T9tSLRw?si=ZWIDHuXftMMW8cLq

Holy fark!

Ebay prices are insane for the vintage 1/4 Kart 10: https://www.ebay.com/itm/134886352331 Well, the listing does have a coupon for 8% off so that's like buying an rc car and making $184 at the same time, right?!?! :lol: Have to spend money to make money :lol: This is that girl math, right? Where yo...

Here is my on-road Jrx2 project that I have been gathering parts forever.. RPM, JG and Bolink kits.. a whole box of tires.. I have no idea where it’s going.. then there’s a box of bodies.

I sold Dinglem a Red Prince with this body that used the side bracket Velcro mounting. No idea what the body is…maybe someone can identify it.

ZED32 wrote: ↑Sat May 10, 2025 9:38 pm I won best RC at a local car show with my shelfer Hornet!

I’ve been going through some custom R/C graphics I did in the past…

Holy guacamole….can’t believe I actually won! I haven’t won anything since that 13” color tv in 1997! Thanks dudes..

Not that I need any more Jrx2 wheels..but I got 2 more sets.. finally a matching set of Pro-line #2547 & #2548 chrome wheels.. and getting closer to a complete set of glue on wheels.

I always use a tie rod end on the front of Losi gear covers because the nylon nut is just too big and a pain to take on & off without removing the shock. But on that specific RPM cover, because space is even more limited, a Dubro #2160 works perfect.

I don’t remember where I learned the tie rod trick.. probably from an old RCCA tech tip 😂 but it works great and you can remove it with your fingers.. no need to remove the shock or get a wrench. The problem with the stock Losi nylon nut is that it has a flange..which takes up more room. A normal st...