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BuggyKing 05-26-2009 07:39 PM

I just used long 4/40 screws and dremeled the head off and put on FT thumb screws.

Speedracer19 05-26-2009 07:50 PM

Check this out:
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/f...79-150x150.jpg
The blog is here:
http://jconceptsracing.net/wordpress/?p=589#more-589

KidAgain 05-26-2009 07:53 PM

Are we looking at the new bodies or the wheels that you can barely tell what they are. FORGET WHAT I SAID ABOUT THE WHEELS seen those at Pegasus hobbies a few weeks back.

BuggyKing thanks for the technical explanation of my stud mod :D

whipnet 05-26-2009 07:54 PM

Bigger

http://jconceptsracing.net/wordpress...05/photo79.jpg

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KidAgain 05-26-2009 09:40 PM

Cool in car video:

http://www.vimeo.com/4839701

BuggyKing 05-26-2009 10:51 PM

Nice vid.:nod::nod:

BuggyKing 05-26-2009 10:54 PM

KidAgain,

I saw those at the Jconcept race at OCRC. Here is my current setup to if your still interested.

Front:

AE 4 hole Pistons
37.5 Weight Oil
150k limiting ( 5 Limiters)
Kyosho Light Green Springs
Middle hole on tower
Inside on arms

Rear:

AE 4 hole Pistons
30 weight Oil
60k limiting (2 limiters)
Kyosho Dark Blue Springs
Middle hole on tower
Inside on arms

Added 2 Degree of Anti-Squat. Seemed to help with forward bite.
No weight added
Losi XXXT 1 Degree Rear Hubs
AKA foams front and rear

Sith Lord 05-27-2009 05:38 AM


Originally Posted by Ephidelt490 (Post 5853935)
Looks good Sith :).

If you are running on an outdoor, dry track I have a few suggestions. Dremel the tabs off your battery strap so you can mount the battery to the rear of the truck.

When you say the tabs, do you mean the bits where the strap pivots??? There's bits that stick down at the hinge section that would prevent the battery moving backwards, defeating the purpose of having the movable foam. Correct??

ldivinag 05-27-2009 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by whipnet (Post 5840812)
My LHS had some of these (1654) so I picked some up. These are more of what I am used to.

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so these pins pit the hole in the drive axle without modifications?

i bought some LOSI ones and they were slightly bigger...

jombo 05-27-2009 05:17 PM


Originally Posted by Sith Lord (Post 5863631)
When you say the tabs, do you mean the bits where the strap pivots??? There's bits that stick down at the hinge section that would prevent the battery moving backwards, defeating the purpose of having the movable foam. Correct??

there are 2 tabs in the back near the pivot point, i grinded mine down during the build. i havent used any weight in mine since i put the battery as far back as it could go

whipnet 05-27-2009 05:35 PM


Originally Posted by ldivinag (Post 5865804)
so these pins pit the hole in the drive axle without modifications?

i bought some LOSI ones and they were slightly bigger...

Yes. And mine are still tight enough not to slide out.

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will g 05-28-2009 12:51 PM

i got question about the jcconcepts goosebumps. i bought a pair to mount on my sc10 and the foam in the middle that is little does that go in the center of the tire or ??? thnx Will G

JDCrow 05-28-2009 03:28 PM


Originally Posted by will g (Post 5869559)
i got question about the jcconcepts goosebumps. i bought a pair to mount on my sc10 and the foam in the middle that is little does that go in the center of the tire or ??? thnx Will G

You dont use it. That spacer foam is for the Traxxas style wheel.

will g 05-28-2009 06:12 PM

great thnx for the info

Robertw321 05-28-2009 06:27 PM


Originally Posted by KidAgain (Post 5862101)
t4 and a b4 with factory team thumbscrews, the rear studs you will have to make or find your own cause the originals are way to short.

Jake

Thanks


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