Team Losi JRXS
#9031
Tech Addict
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JRXS spur gears
Sorry to do this, but 300 pages is too much for my patience. I'm trying to get back into rc on road and the JRXS has taken my fancy. Just one little question... Do standard 48p spur gears fit? I've read about a spur gear adaptor, What is it for? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
#9034
Originally Posted by o.s. power
losi just came out with their own 48 pitched gears for the jrxs, you are good to go.
This is just a running joke for all the new people here.
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#9035
Originally Posted by POOKYT
They should be out in 2 weeks!!!!
This is just a running joke for all the new people here.
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This is just a running joke for all the new people here.
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Still playing with my 1/12th scalers...and waitin'.
#9036
Originally Posted by JRX-S Bill
More like a joke for the old people here.
Still playing with my 1/12th scalers...and waitin'.
Still playing with my 1/12th scalers...and waitin'.
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#9037
ATTENTION!!!!!!!!
Horizon is showing the aluminum battery tray in stock as of 11:49 P.M. central time. Good Luck.
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Horizon is showing the aluminum battery tray in stock as of 11:49 P.M. central time. Good Luck.
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#9038
Originally Posted by POOKYT
ATTENTION!!!!!!!!
Horizon is showing the aluminum battery tray in stock as of 11:49 P.M. central time. Good Luck.
Brant
Horizon is showing the aluminum battery tray in stock as of 11:49 P.M. central time. Good Luck.
Brant
#9039
Originally Posted by JRX-S Bill
But, wanted to hear that news for the arms...
Uh......................2 weeks? hehehehehe LMAO@myself!!! BAAAHAAA!!!!!! Badda Bing!!!
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#9040
Don't you ever go to bed???
#9041
Tech Initiate
Shock filling
With the new shocks designed for the JRXS, I think Team Losi made a big step towards Perfection, the shafts retaining the piston by a screw, the accuracy of aluminum parts and rubber seals manifacturing, etc. are awesome!
Also filling the shocks is now a funny 5-minutes-work, and they stay perfect for a long time.
I have only one question.
The manual says to move the shock shaft in before tightening the cap, so as to bleed the excess oil : is this always recommended and how much of shock stroke, or in some conditions you may want to get extra force in compression through the bladder acting like a compressed air chamber?
And when using foam pads or o-rings above bladder, is the same "shaft-in" procedure recommendable or not?
Thanks,
Eddi.
Also filling the shocks is now a funny 5-minutes-work, and they stay perfect for a long time.
I have only one question.
The manual says to move the shock shaft in before tightening the cap, so as to bleed the excess oil : is this always recommended and how much of shock stroke, or in some conditions you may want to get extra force in compression through the bladder acting like a compressed air chamber?
And when using foam pads or o-rings above bladder, is the same "shaft-in" procedure recommendable or not?
Thanks,
Eddi.
#9042
Tech Adept
"SHOCKS"
EddieRossi= Not saying this is the best way,,,but my shocks are dialed,,,1= pull the shaft down,2= fill about 1/4 body with oil,3= push shaft up slow then pull down slow,4= fill to top with oil,5= put bladder on and push down gently on the center so the oil bleeds out,use something blunt and round so you don't puncture the bladder,6= put whatever you use in the bladder,o ring,foam,ect,7= put on the cap and your done....Let me know if you have any more questions....L8
#9043
Tech Initiate
Thanks Brian !
Your step-by-step instructions are so easy to follow that we can' t go wrong...you helped a lot !
Thanks again,
Eddi.
Your step-by-step instructions are so easy to follow that we can' t go wrong...you helped a lot !
Thanks again,
Eddi.
#9044
hey brian,
i've noticed that after running with a spool, one of the front LCD's develops more 'play' in it than the other. i've rebuilt them with the kit and still found this slop. it was solved only after buying completely new LCD's. is there any way to prevent this or is it an expected outcome of using a spool.
thanks.
i've noticed that after running with a spool, one of the front LCD's develops more 'play' in it than the other. i've rebuilt them with the kit and still found this slop. it was solved only after buying completely new LCD's. is there any way to prevent this or is it an expected outcome of using a spool.
thanks.