387LikesJConcepts Thread
04-06-2007, 07:19 AM
#212
Originally Posted by AndyMoore
Sorry about that, I posted the information up as soon as I could.
No biggie. I bought the bag slightly used 6 weeks ago.
Are the tools going to be precision ground tools like the Losi tools??
04-06-2007, 11:11 AM
#213
Tech Addict
Regarding the new ball cups.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
04-06-2007, 12:33 PM
#214
Tech Master
Originally Posted by mfishel
Regarding the new ball cups.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
04-06-2007, 02:29 PM
#215
Originally Posted by mfishel
Regarding the new ball cups.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
there are from the tc4.
04-06-2007, 04:55 PM
#216
Originally Posted by mfishel
Regarding the new ball cups.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
Comment: Nice 'concept'. I think the design is really smart, and a really new approach to probably the oldest and weakest part of 1/10 design. Great job.
Question: It appears that any tie-rods on a car will be useless if installing these ends (without the use of a cut-off wheel anyway). Do you have a recommended length for particular cars? Will you offer a kit with rods? If not may I suggest you do so? I know that's more than one question.
Thanks for the good work.
Thanks for the feedback, I must have shipped 15 packs today, haha. They add clearence when running long camber links. You dont have to use them if you dont want to though.
[d4man] -Im not quite sure what you mean by precision ground like the Losi tools, that might be a question for Jason.
News-
The price on the hauler bag has been adjusted.
Tower will now be stocking the BJ4 Worlds Edition Body, JC 1100.
04-06-2007, 05:02 PM
#217
Sweet with that 15 dollar savings and another 15 bones i can buy a gallon of fuel. 
04-06-2007, 09:40 PM
#218
Tech Master
Jason sure looks happy in that pic!
04-07-2007, 08:41 PM
#219
Andy,
Whats with the BJ4 worlds edition buggy pre-orders??? Are you guys still on order #878??? LMK whats up as I am itching to get mine!!!!
Max K
Whats with the BJ4 worlds edition buggy pre-orders??? Are you guys still on order #878??? LMK whats up as I am itching to get mine!!!!
Max K
04-07-2007, 08:48 PM
#220
Originally Posted by Max K
Andy,
Whats with the BJ4 worlds edition buggy pre-orders??? Are you guys still on order #878??? LMK whats up as I am itching to get mine!!!!
Max K
Whats with the BJ4 worlds edition buggy pre-orders??? Are you guys still on order #878??? LMK whats up as I am itching to get mine!!!!
Max K
04-07-2007, 10:32 PM
#221
Tech Apprentice
Are you guys making 1/8 truggy tires? Thanks.
04-08-2007, 04:47 AM
#222
Hey Guys,
I have a set of the JConcepts Metric wrenches amd they are dialed. Now all I need is that RC8 to build.
Later
Kevin Boyle
I have a set of the JConcepts Metric wrenches amd they are dialed. Now all I need is that RC8 to build.
Later
Kevin Boyle
04-09-2007, 09:56 AM
#225
Thanks Andy,
I am looking forward to the new tools and the bag
Later
Kevin Boyle
I am looking forward to the new tools and the bag
Later
Kevin Boyle