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The motor plate is a Trx-1, looks similar to the jrx . For hinge pines I used : https://www.amainhobbies.com/st-racing-concepts-heat-treated-polished-steel-locknut-style-hinge-pin-black-sptst3640bk/p34391 You still need to order front outer hinge pins to complete the set. Rear hubs are Traxxas 1952,...

RCveteran wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 11:45 pm Always something making like difficult Thanks. Guess I'll be adding a 4-40 wrench to my metric traveling tool kit.

If you don't need deep well, a common bit driver works.

RCveteran wrote: ↑Wed Dec 21, 2022 5:48 pm What transmission housing is that that has the provision for mounting the electric motor? Is it using Nitro Rustler internals, are they the same as regular 272 Rustler transmission?

It doesn't have provisions for the motor, that's what the motor plate adapter is for.

Hi there, It’s been a while since i started a new project again, but…. Something has drawn me back into my garage to start getting out the pencil, hacksaw, file and dremel! In January 2024 we have a indoor vintage race in the Netherlands. “Southern Indoor Masters Supercross” is in REAL deep hardcore...

I raced a lot from about 1985 to 1990, pretty much every weekend and sometimes during the week! - By far the most frequent racing was 1/10 off-road, multiple RC10s, and a brand-new JRX-2 when it came out. The first model I ever raced was a Tamiya Falcon! - Also raced many times on dirt oval - I had ...

I think the modern sticky tracks mask a lot of tuning problems so anyone that has some idea of car set up will be fast, but a driver that really knows car set up will always benefit from good car set up and be a step above. In saying that I think there are different challenges in the different track...

I'm waiting for someone to define in all these threads, YouTube videos and FB posts and the like, when exactly it goes from good for AE, it's their business, capitalism rules! To instead, I am personally hurt and they are an evil greedy company. :lol: Seems to be going something like... They're mak...

RCveteran wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 12:23 am .... my 6 gear RC10 being wheeled one handed by me because my other hand is adjusting my glasses trying to see the back straight can handle

I initially read this as 6 gear RC10 being wheelied one handed

RCveteran wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 8:02 pm Are we enlightened or gluttons for punishment.

I would have gone with "suckers".

I don't think it is malicious. No one is hoping tracks lose money. I think people just don't appreciate what it takes to run a track. Also, when their own finances get tight, people are naturally going to drop out of things like RC racing. It's not malicious that they want a track to lose money, bu...

My "local" facility has been around since early 2000s and has changed location and added space. I think their sucess is from a few things. 1) Always something happening with large event calendar 2) bringing youth in with things like fri night hot wheels racing 3) track (s) always changing...

RCveteran wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 3:26 pm Vintage stadium truck class just became electric mid engine converted GT class

The vintage races are starting to go rear motor only. Vonats is the only bigger one still allowing mid motor conversions... electric conversions.

Installed the shocks on the rc10. They feel so nice and smooth. Also swapped out yokomo rear wheels for jconcepts rears to match fronts.

I received a JRXT for Christmas in 1990 to partner the JRX2 I received the year before. I'm pretty sure that my folks bought it at Arcar South, a hobby shop not far from my home in Georgia. Arcar hosted the 1990 Kyosho 1/8 Offroad Challenge. A JRXT was on the cover of the RCCA July 1990 issue that a...

I like that they keep making them so that they can keep supporting the parts...........