JC Ball cups
 

Is anyone selling the new JC ball cups?

Qestion, what are the advatages of the new JC Titanium axles over the standard JC axles? Are the standard ones known for breaking or is it a weight thing?

Thanks!

Going through production and packaging; hopefully soon.

Yes; this wheel is actually the correct size that was the industry standard many years ago, but over time all the manufactures have made their wheels much bigger for better performance. The tire size never changed because the larger wheels with the standard tire size gives a much tighter fit and stiffer sidewall. If you want the "current" industry standard size then it's part #3302.

Not at the moment.

Not available yet; not sure of the ETA right now.

Is anyone selling the new JC ball cups?

Mainly just a weight thing, but also a "bling" thing as well :lol:.

Don't think the Ball-Cups have shipped to dealers yet.

Is there a conversion or a way to make the new Rips tires and Hazard wheels fit a Losi XXX-SCB?

I believe PL makes a conversion kit to make it hex front wheels. You then could use our losi Hazard wheel and cut the inner bead off the wheel and mount the Rips up.

I can't really confirm all this, but it should be possible.

I got a shock stand today from A main and it has no holes for the shocks.. I find that weird considering it's a shock stand? Is this normal or did I get one that is defective? If I knew I had to drill my own holes I would have ordered a different one.

sounds weird. maybe it's a "different" type stand and doesn't use holes.

post a link to it and that mighty help sort things out.

I believe you make the holes so the shocks you have fit. I'm sure they do that, no holes, because of the many different sizes of shocks out there right now.
Blake

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nd-Matte-Black


I guess looking at it in the picture it doesn't have the holes either.. I guess I should have paid more attention

Yes you need to put your own holes in. They could have made holes for you but then there would have been the need for and 1/8 scale specific, a 1/10 scale specific and a 1/10 with big bores specific shock stand. All you need is to use a reamer and open up the holes to the proper size for your application.

+1, thats a great stand! I got one! Makes shock maintenence a breeze, also has a nice place for a can of... Errr.... Pop... Yeah! :sneaky:

Any news on when the ball cups hit the shelves.

+1

ohhhhhhhhhh look what i found on amain!!!
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...i-Roll-Bar-Kit

Don't have an exact ETA, but they have been shipped.

On the b4.1 dose anyone have trouble keeping the camber set were you put it.it keeps changing on me even when I drop it on the pit table to check ride hight. I have not even run the buggy yet and the camber changes. Why is that? is the b4 that bad of quality from ae.