Jammin X2
05-09-2008, 10:38 AM
#1
Jammin X2
Any of you nitro guru's know the latest on the release of the Jammin X2 Truggy? Last I heard they were working on box art and instructions. I know the last race Chad Bradley ran he was running a 100% production truggy
05-09-2008, 11:14 AM
#2
They're still dragging their feet; no hard release date as this time...
Hate they haven't gotten on with the program; because I would have loved to run Truggy this season but it looks like they're going to have a mid-season intro.
Hate they haven't gotten on with the program; because I would have loved to run Truggy this season but it looks like they're going to have a mid-season intro.
05-11-2008, 06:23 PM
#3
When do you think people who havent bought yet should start looking around?
I really dont want to buy right now
Mugen, OCM, Jammin, Cen, Tamiya.
All have new truggies coming out soon (Mugen might have one )
I might have to wait till june/early july to buy.
I really dont want to buy right now
Mugen, OCM, Jammin, Cen, Tamiya.
All have new truggies coming out soon (Mugen might have one )
I might have to wait till june/early july to buy.
05-11-2008, 06:26 PM
#4
i wish they would ge on with it.. i have been wanting a truggy all winter!!
05-11-2008, 07:26 PM
#5
I'm not real worried about it; we've got a secondary pre-worlds this summer, so I kind of expect to see a release just before or after that. They really should have things finalized by then.
05-12-2008, 01:49 PM
#6
The more testing the companies do the better. It isn't any good releasing a half ready truck with tons of problems. Of course I would also like the companies to release the trucks quicker, but you know...
05-12-2008, 03:39 PM
#7
It doesn't matter when they release this. We all know that as soon as they do they will prolly be the hottest selling ride out there. Not for me though
05-12-2008, 04:07 PM
#9
Tech Master
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They better do something soon. Alot of people
have jumped off the Jammin wagon this season.
If it wouldn't have been for the BCE-PJX chassis
with small diff conversion, I would have too. All
that I want off the X-2 is a couple of the
re-designed fuel tanks. I here that the Hyper 9
truggie may be just around the corner also.
have jumped off the Jammin wagon this season.
If it wouldn't have been for the BCE-PJX chassis
with small diff conversion, I would have too. All
that I want off the X-2 is a couple of the
re-designed fuel tanks. I here that the Hyper 9
truggie may be just around the corner also.
05-15-2008, 08:19 PM
#11
Tech Regular
Has anyone heard any info about what CNC parts will be included in the box?
Front Upper/Lower A or B Block????
Rear Uprights????
Toe Block????
Anti-Squat????
I've heard the Chassis Braces will be a very strong plastic (heat resistant).
CNC Chassis Braces will not be standard!!!
Anyone heard or read anything else???
Front Upper/Lower A or B Block????
Rear Uprights????
Toe Block????
Anti-Squat????
I've heard the Chassis Braces will be a very strong plastic (heat resistant).
CNC Chassis Braces will not be standard!!!
Anyone heard or read anything else???
05-15-2008, 09:29 PM
#12
Everything is purely rumored at this point. Nothing is completely nailed down.
I highly doubt that they will change anything like that on the FTE kits from how they are now. CNC braces will likely still be standard; however the arm blocks may/may not be. They're not *really* necessary though.
I highly doubt that they will change anything like that on the FTE kits from how they are now. CNC braces will likely still be standard; however the arm blocks may/may not be. They're not *really* necessary though.
05-15-2008, 10:09 PM
#13
Some general teasers for those that missed them...
05-15-2008, 10:23 PM
#14
Tech Regular
Everything is purely rumored at this point. Nothing is completely nailed down.
I highly doubt that they will change anything like that on the FTE kits from how they are now. CNC braces will likely still be standard; however the arm blocks may/may not be. They're not *really* necessary though.
I highly doubt that they will change anything like that on the FTE kits from how they are now. CNC braces will likely still be standard; however the arm blocks may/may not be. They're not *really* necessary though.
He did say the material is heat resistant, and very strong. That's why I was wondering if other CNC parts will be swapped out for plastic to reduce weight.
I would rather have CNC braces standard, and throw the new plastic ones in the box as an option. I'm a big fan of cartwheels and awkward landings,
so you can understand why I would want everything to be CNC. Just my opinion!!
05-16-2008, 08:33 AM
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