Team Losi JRXS
#3751
Tech Regular
iTrader: (1)
With respect to the different length arms, I think it has been said somewhere in this thread that it is not really possible. I believe Todd or someone else from Losi has stated that, when in the lower position, the diffs sit in the cutouts in the chassis and this would prevent the arms from being moved inward any significant amount. But you never know what Losi has in store! They seem to like doing things that are unconventional and seem impossible.
For now, you can use the XXX-S offset rear hubs for a short arm set up in the rear.
For now, you can use the XXX-S offset rear hubs for a short arm set up in the rear.
#3752
Regional Moderator
iTrader: (9)
Originally posted by wcoyote
Maybe make some others steer away from the battery on one side principle and more on keeping weight down the center of the car..Full size racing cars use this, why not R/C?
Maybe make some others steer away from the battery on one side principle and more on keeping weight down the center of the car..Full size racing cars use this, why not R/C?
Once people think an idea may not work, their not too quick to take a shot at it themselves.
#3753
Originally posted by STAN STICKLER
Hope they get something out soon,not sure if I can bare watching you take another Big Dog whoopin like ya got Sunday! Oh wait I came in second too Never mind disreguard post!
Hope they get something out soon,not sure if I can bare watching you take another Big Dog whoopin like ya got Sunday! Oh wait I came in second too Never mind disreguard post!
Brant
#3754
Todd -
There seems to be some banter on other threads about the size of the 36/3800 batteries.
My question - has Losi taken into account the size of these batteries? As it seems that they will be legal by the 2006 race season.
Thanks,
E
There seems to be some banter on other threads about the size of the 36/3800 batteries.
My question - has Losi taken into account the size of these batteries? As it seems that they will be legal by the 2006 race season.
Thanks,
E
#3755
yes, it is my understanding that the battery tray was the cause of one of the delays...
#3756
R/C Tech Founder
On my car, it seemed the only thing preventing larger cells from fitting was the curvature of the center bulkhead; in the worst case, I think that an optional bulkhead could be released down the road that would accommodate cells of different sizes.
Just my experience though, I could be wrong.
Just my experience though, I could be wrong.
#3758
Originally posted by EricF
Todd -
There seems to be some banter on other threads about the size of the 36/3800 batteries.
My question - has Losi taken into account the size of these batteries? As it seems that they will be legal by the 2006 race season.
Thanks,
E
Todd -
There seems to be some banter on other threads about the size of the 36/3800 batteries.
My question - has Losi taken into account the size of these batteries? As it seems that they will be legal by the 2006 race season.
Thanks,
E
#3759
We had a picture posted of the pre production chassis and the production chassis, and the battery area was bigger with the production version....so im sure......................now where is that image......lol
#3760
Thanks guys, I remember some of that as well, I just don't recall if it covered the larger cells that may be legal for 2006.
E
E
#3761
This is to hard to find on the second page
#3762
I wouldn't worry too much about the 3600/3700/3800 battery packs. I already have 3600 and 3700 packs and they fit fine in my XXX-S cars.
FYI...My XXX-S cars were fussy about some of the 3300 packs.
FYI...My XXX-S cars were fussy about some of the 3300 packs.
#3763
hmmmmm Vegas.................and racing.............
I wonder which stock motor i will run.....anyone have some good sugjestions?
I wonder which stock motor i will run.....anyone have some good sugjestions?
#3764
Gearhead--I have been running EA stock motors for the past 9 months and they are by far the fastest stock out of the package I have ever run in 15 yrs of RC. The guy does not miss a tunning trick when he prepares each motor by hand. Also, even a dunce like me with a couple extra pairs of springs and new brushes can keep these motors running fast as possible. Our club has usually alternated between a fast flowing and then a tighter technical track on each race Sunday and the EA ROAR 2 motors I have run do great on both types. Hope this helps.
Brant
Brant
#3765
Originally posted by Gearhead3
hmmmmm Vegas.................and racing.............
I wonder which stock motor i will run.....anyone have some good sugjestions?
hmmmmm Vegas.................and racing.............
I wonder which stock motor i will run.....anyone have some good sugjestions?