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05-18-2012, 07:01 PM
#17
What I'm putting in flysky gt2 23 bucks traxxas servo 35 bucks castle creations sidewinder sct combo. 144 bucks total to get the xx back up 202 bucks not too bad for a brushless 2wd buggy with 2.4 LOL
05-18-2012, 07:05 PM
#19
Will the 22 shocks just slide in
05-18-2012, 09:26 PM
#20
Probably have it up and running by summer vacation I'm just dying to take my rc's to the new skatepark down the street there's a angled ramp at the end at it looks perfect for maximum air but now it's packed due to the novelty of having it waiting for it to clear up also what will be the speed of the xx once I put in The sidewinder combo?
05-18-2012, 10:33 PM
#21
I would think so, but I might be wrong...
Which motor does that come with? I am sure it would be fast!
If there is a motor choice, go with something on the lower Kv side (= lower power, 3800 or 4600 kv). Its a light buggy, don't need to go crazy on the power!
Probably have it up and running by summer vacation I'm just dying to take my rc's to the new skatepark down the street there's a angled ramp at the end at it looks perfect for maximum air but now it's packed due to the novelty of having it waiting for it to clear up also what will be the speed of the xx once I put in The sidewinder combo?
If there is a motor choice, go with something on the lower Kv side (= lower power, 3800 or 4600 kv). Its a light buggy, don't need to go crazy on the power!
05-18-2012, 10:35 PM
#22
It's a 3600kv 4pole brushless tons of torque there is no choices for kv
05-19-2012, 09:08 AM
#23
If you look at the ultimate rc network review he puts it in a 2wd buggy and there's wheelies and triples everywhere tons of powerrr!
05-19-2012, 10:44 AM
#24
This is what the XX-T looks like:
It's your car, do what you like - but one of my great regrets was taking my XX buggy race car to the BMX track. In 23 years of racing, I only did it once; in retrospect, that was absolutely the wrong car to do it with. Far too fragile, especially with the graphite parts on it.
The first part you're going to break is that plate that mounts the trans to the chassis. Hinge pins bend super easy too.
It's your car, do what you like - but one of my great regrets was taking my XX buggy race car to the BMX track. In 23 years of racing, I only did it once; in retrospect, that was absolutely the wrong car to do it with. Far too fragile, especially with the graphite parts on it.
The first part you're going to break is that plate that mounts the trans to the chassis. Hinge pins bend super easy too.
05-19-2012, 10:56 AM
#25
This is what the XX-T looks like:
It's your car, do what you like - but one of my great regrets was taking my XX buggy race car to the BMX track. In 23 years of racing, I only did it once; in retrospect, that was absolutely the wrong car to do it with. Far too fragile, especially with the graphite parts on it.
The first part you're going to break is that plate that mounts the trans to the chassis. Hinge pins bend super easy too.
It's your car, do what you like - but one of my great regrets was taking my XX buggy race car to the BMX track. In 23 years of racing, I only did it once; in retrospect, that was absolutely the wrong car to do it with. Far too fragile, especially with the graphite parts on it.
The first part you're going to break is that plate that mounts the trans to the chassis. Hinge pins bend super easy too.
05-19-2012, 12:31 PM
#27
Really only started this today took the motor out found it was old broken and BRUSHED!
05-19-2012, 12:34 PM
#28
Welcome to the 90s with the slow pace of the Losi XX LOL
05-20-2012, 03:05 PM
#29
Grrrrr went back to working on it today found that at least 1/4 of the screws were stripped where can I get a screw set for the XX I'm so mad right now
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