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Finished this. Need to order another decal sheet to replace a couple stripe decals I jacked up. Last r/c body I painted was nearly 30 years ago. Not great, but I'm ok with it.

Team Losi Advertising their '89 National Championship win along with a host of motors, tires, and of course the JRx2: JRx2: 1/10 2wd off-road electric buggy released in 1988 - 4-wheel independent suspension, a-arm/camber link front, 5-link rear, bellcrank steering, anodized aluminum coilovers, graph...

After many years, due to retirement boredom, I got back into RC. Started out with a Traxxas Slash, then got into building and modifying. Now it's become a sickness.
Cheaper than switching out performance sports cars, but still not cheap.
Good to be back

Building mine right now. Your post is extremely helpful. Thanks
What size motor and pinion are you running? I'm between a 13.5 and a 17.5. With a 2.25 trans ratio this would put me in the ballpark of a 44T. Sounds too big.

If this month's champ was based on the narrative 's would be the winner by a landslide... that was a fantastic story.

Having said that... I've still got my nose pressed against the glass case trying to decide which of this months entrants I'd want to beg my Mom to buy for me the most

I found this pb10 awhile ago, thought I’d share. I have the engine for it somewhere. The seller said he was going to build a ‘79 Phil booth rep. I noticed the rear axle was an upgrade. The engine is supposed to be the same for the replica. I don’t know much about it but it’s cool as heck. I’m not su...

Does hiding away playing R/C Pro Am while your wife cleans count as doing something r/c??

This thread and your notes in the instructions have helped immensely! I can’t thank you enough.

In 1990 Team Losi released the JRx Pro, an updated version of their National Championship winning JRx2 1/10th 2wd electric off-road buggy. An evolutionary step in the buggy's development the new Pro model was an amalgamation of a JRx2 and all the "Pro Conversion" parts Team Losi had create...

RogueIV wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 12:30 am

Brendan2904 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 14, 2024 10:40 pm This thread and your notes in the instructions have helped immensely! I can’t thank you enough.

Glad it's helping people!

My sanity was restored. Seriously. I was ready to put the kit back in the box and put it in the attic.

Team Losi Advertising their pair of newly introduced entry level vehicles: Junior 2: 1/10 2wd off-road buggy released in 1990. Long wheelbase plastic chassis with top brace, 4-wheel independent suspension lower a-arm/threaded camber link up front and h-arms with threaded camber links in the rear. Al...

Rear tires came today. I need some different wheel screws though.

in 1992 Team Losi's continual effort of improving their Jrx2 1/10 2wd electric off-road buggy would culminate with the release of its third iteration, the JRx Pro SE. Very nearly a new car the SE boasted a number of revisions over the Pro that were taken from the 1991 ROAR championship winning proto...

Hello,
Since Shapeways went down, I now offer all the needed 3d models through Printables.com.
Use a printing service provider of your choice. SLS and MJF printing still good options.
https://www.printables.com/model/1014041-rc10b2b3t3-graphite/files

Fun fact: The Pro SE body is recommended for use on the RPM Ultra Molded Worlds buggy which has some similarities to the Pro SE chassis design.