Team Losi JRXS Type-R
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Dragonfire, That is good to know about the wear of the car. I am very happy with the Jrxs R. I like to try different cars every year so as spring come near I will weigh all the brands out. The 416X looks good and is fast on asphalt but not sure if it is the car to go for carpet. I know you can buy the battery tray that makes it stiffer and maybe a chassis. That is alot to spend to make it carpet ready.
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The Losi has done very well for me this year for carpet rubber. I have found a very sweet spot for the best lap times. Finding another car that can come close to the performance of the losi will be very difficult.
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For the most part I have been reading the car is not the best for carpet. It was the thin chassis that has been the big factor that keeps me away.
The Losi has done very well for me this year for carpet rubber. I have found a very sweet spot for the best lap times. Finding another car that can come close to the performance of the losi will be very difficult.
The Losi has done very well for me this year for carpet rubber. I have found a very sweet spot for the best lap times. Finding another car that can come close to the performance of the losi will be very difficult.
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I have a couple of dumb questions for the resident JRXS-R experts
First, when building a slipper spool do you build it just like the diff including the copper washer on the one side and the thrust bearing as well, using the slipper spool pulley?
Second, when one sees a setup with "low roll center + 0.30" what does one use to shim the hinge pin blocks to 0.30? Is there a specific Losi part to do the shimming?
Thanks in advance from JRXS-R Noob!
Cheers,
Mike
First, when building a slipper spool do you build it just like the diff including the copper washer on the one side and the thrust bearing as well, using the slipper spool pulley?
Second, when one sees a setup with "low roll center + 0.30" what does one use to shim the hinge pin blocks to 0.30? Is there a specific Losi part to do the shimming?
Thanks in advance from JRXS-R Noob!
Cheers,
Mike
Anyone know if there are 4 degree Aluminum C hubs available for this.
I have a couple of dumb questions for the resident JRXS-R experts
First, when building a slipper spool do you build it just like the diff including the copper washer on the one side and the thrust bearing as well, using the slipper spool pulley?
Second, when one sees a setup with "low roll center + 0.30" what does one use to shim the hinge pin blocks to 0.30? Is there a specific Losi part to do the shimming?
Thanks in advance from JRXS-R Noob!
Cheers,
Mike
First, when building a slipper spool do you build it just like the diff including the copper washer on the one side and the thrust bearing as well, using the slipper spool pulley?
Second, when one sees a setup with "low roll center + 0.30" what does one use to shim the hinge pin blocks to 0.30? Is there a specific Losi part to do the shimming?
Thanks in advance from JRXS-R Noob!
Cheers,
Mike
And yes "Low roll center + 0.30" is using the low roll center blocked shimmed up .30". You can use Losi #4 washers which are .30" think. I think the part number is LOSA6215 but you should confirm.
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LOSA6215 is a correct number.
I've heard the same about the T3. Apparently it's a pain on carpet.
I still think the Losi is the best for all conditions. There maybe a car that shines one one surface or another but the Losi just is there everywhere I go.
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I got my type-R on end of 2008 and had a roller coasting results in early stage
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
Last edited by SweepRacingUSA; 12-30-2009 at 06:48 PM.
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I got my type-R on end of 2008 and had roller coasting results in early stage
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
the fellow im getting it from had said that greg sharpe has a set-up on here somewhere for rubber tire on carpet.would like to see if i can find that set-up somewhere.im looking forward to running this chassi again.although with the new weight limit.im just not sure where to go with set-up.cause i have never used lipo in the car.i was basically using haynes rubber tire for carpet on the 2 most recent cars that i have had,although i was using nimh with the car.so if you guys have any input on any updates that would be great.
thx,
matt
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I got my type-R on end of 2008 and had a roller coasting results in early stage
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
after unlocked few secrets during 2009 season I'm more than confident with my car for a 2010 season both Carpet and the Blacktop
after 10 long years of absent in this hobby I'm truly enjoying racing back with this great machine.
if any one want to join the TC race I strongly recommend a type-R
Had great time with you guys this year on this forum, lets keep this forum on the first page all the time in 2010!
see you all in the A main
happy new year.
Have a happy new year fellow Type R owners and many race wins for 2010!
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Happy new year and thanks for the support Flying Fox had had from Type R racers all over the world.
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Happy New Year to all!