mojoman

iTrader: (11)

If it's pics you want it's pics you get!!

POOKYT

Ohhhhh! That red is very nice!!!

Brant

Yeti35

iTrader: (5)

Is that not why you got the Stallion?

POOKYT

Well......................It sure made the decision easier!!!! LMAO

Brant

J@UNE

iTrader: (1)

Is it anodized? It turned out really nice!!

RussB

that's sick.

i'll post some pics of my ride later. it's on temporary hiatus right now though.

Matt Howard

iTrader: (6)

yeah, don't you have diapers to change or something

mojoman

iTrader: (11)

Yes it is. Razor Graphix did it for me he's in my signature. It was a little worrisome with all the aluminum on the car but he did a fantastic job!!

RussB

i did one yesterday. i put it on waaaaaay too loose.

mojoman

iTrader: (11)

$100.00 and you can have yourself a red JRXS type R. No need to jump ship all is right with the world, just go red.....or purple.....or blue.....etc!!

Juan Valdez

iTrader: (1)

Hey guys. I know some have been asking about some rubber tired carpet setups. I got to run my car on carpet for the first time last Saturday and here is what I found:

I used Todd Hodge's Reedy Race setup (posted below) as a starting point, front spool and all, and it seems to be a pretty good, easy to drive starting point. I made a few changes over the course of the day:

- Stood rear shocks all the way up (#3 hole on tower)
- 4-A rear camber link
- .040" rear sway bar
- Parma M body

I was running a CO27 stock motor, and RP30 tires. The car was very balanced and easy to drive. Still a work in progress, but like a said, a pretty good starting point. Seemed to have loads of grip. I seem to be migrating to something like Schreffler's Express race setup with my changes, so I may have to give that a try next time.

HarshGuy

iTrader: (6)

He wasn't talking about the diaper you put on yourself on "role play friday"

odoylrulz

iTrader: (13)

how do you get a spool for this car? do you just buy the spool pulley and use the rest of the parts from the ball diff minus the balls and thrust bearings. LMK cuz i'm confused

Yeti35

iTrader: (5)

You still need the thrust bearing, just clean the diff rings really well for you don't want any grease there when you put the spool pulley in there. Assemble it like the regular diff but tighter.

RussB

but not so tight as to strip out the threads in the outdrive or snap the screw.