I am 100% positive if you just email JConcepts they will take care of you.

Team Associated has signed on board to sponsor the Clash! Not only will their presense be felt with their driver commitment, but they are also sponsoring the event itself.

www.rc10.com

We now have 70 pre-entries with many more expected over the coming weeks. We also have a SIGNIFICANT amount of guys who are signing up the weekend of. Dont miss out on this INTERNATIONAL event.

www.rcclash.com

pm sent.

PM returned. If you need pics, just let me know and I can get you a couple. I bought the body from Bulldawg RC.

I must say that JConcepts is a great company! Andy is a great guy to deal with. He fixed me right up!

Not to mention the awesome bodies that come from JConcepts.

I've been driving the B44 lately, and I still prefer to buy the JConcept wing over the stock. JC's wings are thicker and last longer...

The stock one gets chewed up real bad after about 16-20 batteries through, the JC wings typically lasts about 40-60 batts (or until the wing mount breaks, then the shock tower and the wing gets pretty chewed)

I am curious if the "groovy" or "rounder" tires are being considered for 1/10 truck?

Is JConcepts thinking of making anymore J82 style conversions for other vehicles? I know of guys who would like something like this for there XXXTCRs for sure.

By x-mass time

Not at this time.

Hey I did not even know about the j82 until I saw it on rctvlive.com

I bet the price of a used T4 is going to go up now on ebay or rctech because this is really a good way to recycle

for 80 bucks i want one. nice job J team

forgot to ask i want to run in the clash but will there be a beginner and pro j82 class they did not mention on the show?

I am sure there is a difference, which direction (for lack of a better word) do I want to mount my Bar Codes? Do I want the Y side bar on the inside or the outside?

Thanks
Chris

I prefer Y on the outside for fronts, and Y on the inside for rears.

I don't have a preference for mounting them.

I'm just posting this to try and get to the next page with this thread, so I don't have to keep scrolling past Larry's 73 pictures to read the great wisdom of Frank Root.