Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
Has anyone ever tried running the long chassis (Team Losi LOSA9903) on a Losi XX Buggy (not truck)?
Wondering if the standard body fits? (roughly)
And how much longer it is than the standard chassis?
Planning on running a XX on a very large, 1/8 based outdoor track and wondering if the longer chassis might prove slightly more stable (a'la +8mm chassis's that are all the rage on the modern cars).
Thanks in advance.
Wondering if the standard body fits? (roughly)
And how much longer it is than the standard chassis?
Planning on running a XX on a very large, 1/8 based outdoor track and wondering if the longer chassis might prove slightly more stable (a'la +8mm chassis's that are all the rage on the modern cars).
Thanks in advance.
Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
Interesting question! My track is also an old 1/8th scale design.
I measured short and std on the flat part, not including front hinge, if someone can measure the long chassis we will know!
I measured short and std on the flat part, not including front hinge, if someone can measure the long chassis we will know!
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Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
I just measured it the 9903 Chassis vs the 9904 vs the 4102, there is only 1/4" of difference in the length. I don't have the 4100 chassis here to measure, but I don't recall is being all that much shorter than the 4102 XXT chassis.
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Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
232mm on the 9903 I have at my desk.
I miss brushed motors in that hazy, everything seemed better when I was a kid, kind of way.
Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
Many thanks chaps.
Tempted to give it a try. Would imagine a normal body could be made to fit just about.
Is the battery tray section the same length as a std chassis? A little extra length would be welcomed if not for lipo use.
Tempted to give it a try. Would imagine a normal body could be made to fit just about.
Is the battery tray section the same length as a std chassis? A little extra length would be welcomed if not for lipo use.
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Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
You just add/subtract foam blocks. the added length is in the center of the chassis.
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Re: Long chassis on a Losi XX buggy?
The body to run would be the A8040 XXL one.
A very cool body and it'll sit better on that long chassis.
I'm sure you could stretch and Excellerator or an A8008 on though.
A very cool body and it'll sit better on that long chassis.
I'm sure you could stretch and Excellerator or an A8008 on though.
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