Team Losi JRXS Type-R
#963
Originally Posted by EAMotorsports
Actually 2 lipo's equal 7.4volts....Not 7.2.
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#964
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Originally Posted by vabroom
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#965
Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
I had the first JRXS (which i didn`t get on with(ages ago this was
Q)is this type R be better on asphalt then the othe one
Q)is this type R be better on asphalt then the othe one
I feel it is a lot better especially on lower traction tracks. By moving the motor to the back of the car we gain traction and steering.
#966
Originally Posted by PitNamedGordie
I know Losi likes to promote the foam performance aspect of the car, but I have seen many comments like Mr Jolly's and I am concerned more people will have that impression. This could hurt sales. We all know any car could be used for foam and rubber with just set-up changes. But with companies like Corally and X-ray producing foam and rubber cars, promoting this as a foam car could and is making people feel this is a one dimensional car...and it's not.
We wanted to appease the foam tire car market with the release of the car during the fall/winter racing season. We could of easily came out with a rubber tire kit. However the only changes would be front drive choice, oneway or spool, springs and oil. Other than that the kit is ready to tear up the asphalt. In the past Team Losi has traditionally came out with rubber tire setups on the release of all their onroad kits. This time we chose the opposite. We do not need to run a thinner chassis for our car to work on asphalt as others may think they have to. We have some flex characteristics that are in the top plate and side braces. That should be enough. Another problem with releasing two kits is for dealers. Do you make them buy both kits? That is a lot of money for a dealer to spend to stock both kits.
#967
Originally Posted by Ginsu
I know the JRXs R was designed in the US but will it be manufactured there as well?
#968
Originally Posted by Livingston
Todd
It looks like the UK (BRCA) and EFRA will be going over to 4 cell next.
There for the weight limit will be reduced (1325 - 1375 grms)
Can you let me know what the running weight of the JRXS type-R.
As the JRXS is a heavy car.
Also will the balance of the car still be ok running 4 cells.
It looks like the UK (BRCA) and EFRA will be going over to 4 cell next.
There for the weight limit will be reduced (1325 - 1375 grms)
Can you let me know what the running weight of the JRXS type-R.
As the JRXS is a heavy car.
Also will the balance of the car still be ok running 4 cells.
#971
Originally Posted by Greg Sharpe
Mr. Todgemahall,
Will there be optional aluminum front and rear, outer pivot blocks? (as shown in the pics)
Will there be optional aluminum front and rear, outer pivot blocks? (as shown in the pics)
Greg--Todd told me in Vegas that the aluminum blocks will come in the kit. Pretty cool huh?
Brant
#972
I ran a spool all season on asphalt and really liked it. It comes down to personal preference if you ask me, but since you weren't I will let Todd truely answer your question.
#973
Originally Posted by POOKYT
Greg--Todd told me in Vegas that the aluminum blocks will come in the kit. Pretty cool huh?
Brant
Brant
#974
Originally Posted by Greg Sharpe
Mr. Todgemahall,
Will there be optional aluminum front and rear, outer pivot blocks? (as shown in the pics)
Will there be optional aluminum front and rear, outer pivot blocks? (as shown in the pics)
Yes it will come with full aluminum pivots.
#975
Originally Posted by Ginsu
Todd I was wondering if you would not mind explaining why the Europeans like a one way up front and most Americans use a ball diff? Is one better suited for carpet over asphalt? thanks......