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Thanks! I don't have a large box or furnace filter laying around. I could go out back and scatter the paint back there, but it's going to get to 100°F here today, really need an indoor setup. I saw a tutorial video where as guy was airbrushing a dry towel with water, to demonstrate flow and applica...

Motor capacitors were for regulating RF interference. If you're using a 2.4GHz radio you don't need them, am/fm you do.

Team Losi advertising their ROAR Nationals wins with a very clean hand drawn ad. Pictured: LX-T - Released in 1992 the 1/10 2wd off-road race truck was an evolution of the JRx-T. Used a JRx Pro S.E. composite chassis, longer, lower a-arms/turnbuckle camber links, and new caster/steering blocks. Long...

Team Losi advertising some of their more popular items, from tires, motors, and gears, to the JRx Pro SE buggy and LX-T Truck in 1992: Wheels: 3-Piece JRx-T 5-Spoke JRx2 Losi Logo JRx Pro & JRx Pro SE Tires: Ribbed Front Truck 6 Row Spike Rear Truck Knobby Rear Buggy X-Pattern Rear Buggy Stagger...

Team Losi Advertising their Tru Pitch precision sintered nickel-steel pinions with 5-40 set screws and profiled plastic spur gears:

In mid-1993 Team Losi released the XX RetroFit transmission for use in their existing line of buggies and trucks. Brought to market prior to the forthcoming XX buggy/truck for which it was named the RetroFit trans would use all the same internals as the kit versions but in a more conventional uprigh...

Trass wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 6:41 am By the way, could someone tell me what the module of the primary gear is? (there's nothing in the manual)

Jerome

Very cool build. Violent acceleration might not be the most efficient way to get down a track, but it sure is fun.

Also... Spur gear module is .8mm

in 1993 Team Losi replaced their JRx line of 1/10 2wd electric off-road buggies with an entirely new model, called, the XX. The "Double-X" originated at the 1991 IFMAR Worlds as the code name for their prototype, parts of which would be used to create the JRx Pro SE in 1992 before becoming...

My RC10 Graphite listed for $325 in 1989 and sold for around $300 retail. My ne w RC10B7 was $385 in 2024. That's a 28% nominal increase, but corrected for 35 years of inflation it's a net decline. $300 in 1989 is equivalent to ~$760 today. I dig the math, but... in 1990 Graphite's with bearings we...

Why wouldn't one make a lower CG tower and remove the lower shocks, thus mounting the shocks directly to the arm? You already tweaked the front. Great question! That was one of my ideas, the only real downside is designing the tower and having it cut etc. Ultimately I'm going to wait until I have t...

In 1994 Team Losi replaced their 1/10 2wd LX-T electric stadium truck with the all new XXT. The "Double-X T" was based off Losi's new XX buggy but carries with it many stadium truck specific changes, starting with the XXT's 3-piece molded composite plastic "G-Tunnel" chassis with...

These, I am not sure about. They dont seem to match the size of the APM King Cab side bars, but they do match a similar style. They could also be APM Clodbuster side bars, though I have never seen any pictures or adds for those, only a few people claiming they've seen them. Or maybe they're drawer ...

In 1995 Team Losi joined Traxxas and Associated in the world of 1/10 2wd nitro stadium trucks with the release of the GTX. Based heavily on the LX-T the new GTX used the entire front end including the bulkhead, lower a-arm and adjustable camber link front suspension, bellcrank steering, fiberglass p...

WriteDean wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:57 am When I clicked on the link just now is says page not found. It worked yesterday.

Think WebSteve is hunched over his desk giggling "Hehe, suckers"

It folds into a suitcase?? Awesome... Go Go Gadget paintbooth!