52LikesTeam Losi JRXS Type-R
03-18-2011, 03:45 AM
03-18-2011, 05:01 AM
03-18-2011, 04:57 PM
I agree, it does run well... But Apple are selective about what can be done on their software/systems, far more so than Microsoft. If we all used apple products it would be far harder to do alot of the things we do now on Windoz PC's.
03-18-2011, 07:13 PM
I run Windows, Linux AND Mac OS on my Macbook Pro. Show me a pee cee that is that flexible?
Keep drinking the Bill Gates Kool-Aid.
Back to JRXS-R talk... anyone have any idea when Flying Fox will have more layshafts and front spools made again? I keep asking them, and they keep telling me that they have shipped to Skyrocket Batteries—that was 2 months ago, and still, there are no such parts to be found.
Someone want to do a small run of a similar product here in the US?
It's a shame, too, because all of the LiPo packs I have tried that aren't Orion Platinums hit the spool pulley in the rear and I'm tired of "testing" packs.
03-18-2011, 07:54 PM
try shaving down the tooth side of the drive pulley, rub them down on emery/sandpaper on a flat surface, and grind down the heads of the 3 small screws, do it to both sides and you wont need the aftermarket layshaft.
03-18-2011, 10:28 PM
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Back to JRXS-R talk... anyone have any idea when Flying Fox will have more layshafts and front spools made again? I keep asking them, and they keep telling me that they have shipped to Skyrocket Batteries—that was 2 months ago, and still, there are no such parts to be found.
Someone want to do a small run of a similar product here in the US?
It's a shame, too, because all of the LiPo packs I have tried that aren't Orion Platinums hit the spool pulley in the rear and I'm tired of "testing" packs.
Someone want to do a small run of a similar product here in the US?
It's a shame, too, because all of the LiPo packs I have tried that aren't Orion Platinums hit the spool pulley in the rear and I'm tired of "testing" packs.
03-19-2011, 01:19 AM
Back to JRXS-R talk... anyone have any idea when Flying Fox will have more layshafts and front spools made again? I keep asking them, and they keep telling me that they have shipped to Skyrocket Batteries—that was 2 months ago, and still, there are no such parts to be found.
Someone want to do a small run of a similar product here in the US?
It's a shame, too, because all of the LiPo packs I have tried that aren't Orion Platinums hit the spool pulley in the rear and I'm tired of "testing" packs.
Someone want to do a small run of a similar product here in the US?
It's a shame, too, because all of the LiPo packs I have tried that aren't Orion Platinums hit the spool pulley in the rear and I'm tired of "testing" packs.
03-19-2011, 03:57 AM
I am still waiting on my order from Skyrocket Order #377 ordered on the 3rd of November 2010. I am still waiting for that order and its now what March 19th? Still waiting STILL WAITING!!
03-19-2011, 07:04 AM
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I waited over a year on something from Skyrocket, simply because FlyingFox never made the part. I got tired of waiting for it so when I changed the order to something they had in stock, Skyrocket Racing hooked me up.
Last edited by flyintrtle; 03-19-2011 at 12:50 PM.
03-19-2011, 08:02 AM
I'm very inerested in a roller or kit if anyone wants to sell one.
Mike
Mike
03-19-2011, 05:47 PM
Here is my lovely Jrx-s Type R (from Hong Kong)
I am a Losi fans
I am a Losi fans
03-19-2011, 08:31 PM
What would be a good starting point for my FDR for a a tight carpet track, med-high bite, rubbers with a 10.5 Ballistic. Today I was running a 126T spur & 30T pinion, at work so I don't have the exact FDR, and it wasn't as quick as the 17.5 boosted cars. Maybe it's because I'm don't have boost and my LiPo's are only 20 & 25 C ??
Had a great day of practice today with a brand new setup, changed nothing all day
I'm sure it was my setup and not the new R9 body but I didn't notice anything adverse handling wise with the R9 but the track is a flowing tight track so maybe the R9 was just well suited the medium speed of the track. For having almost no sleep in 36 hours I was driving pretty good, only broke a ball stud all day I am so hooked on On-Road now
Had a great day of practice today with a brand new setup, changed nothing all day
I'm sure it was my setup and not the new R9 body but I didn't notice anything adverse handling wise with the R9 but the track is a flowing tight track so maybe the R9 was just well suited the medium speed of the track. For having almost no sleep in 36 hours I was driving pretty good, only broke a ball stud all day I am so hooked on On-Road now
Last edited by BrodieMan; 03-20-2011 at 12:49 AM.
03-19-2011, 10:05 PM
Had a great day of practice today with a brand new setup, changed nothing all day I'm sure it was my setup and not the new R9 body but I didn't notice anything adverse handling wise with the R9 but the track is a flowing tight track so maybe the R9 was just well suited the medium speed of the track. For having almost no sleep in 36 hours I was driving pretty good, only broke a ball stud all day I am so hooked on On-Road now
I'm sure it was my setup and not the new R9 body but I didn't notice anything adverse handling wise with the R9 but the track is a flowing tight track so maybe the R9 was just well suited the medium speed of the track. For having almost no sleep in 36 hours I was driving pretty good, only broke a ball stud all day I am so hooked on On-Road now
03-20-2011, 01:00 AM
Someone posted that the R9 needed to be 'driven' more than the more popular bodies and I see what they mean. I could really hook up when I was on the throttle through the corners to get the 'sweet spot' for grip but if I was taking a corner too slow it would push a lot. Suites my driving style though. Going to try my P37 next time right after the R9 to see the difference than maybe for my next body I will join the legions and go Mazda
03-20-2011, 03:04 AM
I nearly gave up on this car, but now have it very good. I always fought a taily rear end, until I stumbled upon this program http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric-road/288021-roll-centre-camber-gain-calculator.html
with this program, I can see which settings will give me more of less camber gain/grip, which can be applied to any car.
and now I have a good setup, the rear end is stuck, and the front end has been dumbed down abit. Car is really good now.
with this program, I can see which settings will give me more of less camber gain/grip, which can be applied to any car.
and now I have a good setup, the rear end is stuck, and the front end has been dumbed down abit. Car is really good now.