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Old 05-01-2005, 05:34 PM
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wait. aluminum dust is bad? uhoh..
Its kinda messed up how there isn't more information about this stuff in the industry.

Maybe a few less "how to make a bulb discharger" articles, and a few more "how to stay healthy while enjoying our hobby articles".

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Old 05-01-2005, 05:47 PM
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Originally posted by Gearhead3
Here is Matt Francis's production car.

Hey, that my pic...I'M PUBLISHED!!!!
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hey has anybody had promblems with the front shocks, my front shocks are hitting the shock towers and the spring is hitting the diff i dont think i am doing any thing wrong but that is waht the instructions said to do.. how can i solve this ???

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can you post a pic
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Old 05-01-2005, 06:17 PM
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Originally posted by losixxxs
hey has anybody had promblems with the front shocks, my front shocks are hitting the shock towers and the spring is hitting the diff i dont think i am doing any thing wrong but that is waht the instructions said to do.. how can i solve this ???

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You need to shim the shocks out from the tower and the arms...I'll be at the track Tues. I can help you out then...

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Old 05-01-2005, 06:29 PM
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Originally posted by JRX-S Bill
Hey, that my pic...I'M PUBLISHED!!!!
ROFLMAO.
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Old 05-01-2005, 06:51 PM
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thanks kev i will be there

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Spent sometime getting my xxx-s servo saver to fit into the Jrxs. Servo is an Airtronics 94758. I was able to get lock to lock steering with a little filing on the top of the servo saver. Pinion installed is a 31 tooth, motor is a Hacker C40 brushless.
So it is possible unless you need a really big pinion gear - and even then with a little rework to the servo mounts you could get most servo's to sit 1mm closer to the front bulkheads.
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Old 05-01-2005, 06:59 PM
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Originally posted by TheSteve
Spent sometime getting my xxx-s servo saver to fit into the Jrxs. Servo is an Airtronics 94758. I was able to get lock to lock steering with a little filing on the top of the servo saver. Pinion installed is a 31 tooth, motor is a Hacker C40 brushless.
So it is possible unless you need a really big pinion gear - and even then with a little rework to the servo mounts you could get most servo's to sit 1mm closer to the front bulkheads.
NICE work!

Cool deal Travis we'll be there!

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Old 05-01-2005, 07:04 PM
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Hey Kev,

How did TWoH go? Good layout? JRXS run well?

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Old 05-01-2005, 07:41 PM
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Originally posted by TheSteve
Spent sometime getting my xxx-s servo saver to fit into the Jrxs. Servo is an Airtronics 94758. I was able to get lock to lock steering with a little filing on the top of the servo saver. Pinion installed is a 31 tooth, motor is a Hacker C40 brushless.
So it is possible unless you need a really big pinion gear - and even then with a little rework to the servo mounts you could get most servo's to sit 1mm closer to the front bulkheads.
Not sure how you achieved lock-to-lock with such a short servo saver arm. Are your steering links connected at the #2 (closer in) ackerman position on the front spindles?
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Old 05-01-2005, 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by JRX-S Bill
Not sure how you achieved lock-to-lock with such a short servo saver arm. Are your steering links connected at the #2 (closer in) ackerman position on the front spindles?
That would be the only way i would think.....That saver does look very short.
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Old 05-01-2005, 08:01 PM
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My latest outing with the car proved to be the fastest yet. With just 30lb front springs and the parts included with the kit, there is plenty of off-power steering but not quite enough chassis stability. The swaybars are a must!

So who shows up to race a JRXS at my local track .... none other than Joel Johnson! His setup is weird, but it has more off-power steering than mine and is totally tossable in traffic. I'll make a setup sheet from my notes and post asap.

Finally broke the car .... horrorific crash, left the track, collided with a concrete wall about 3 feet off the ground, hit the point on the corner of the slab! Of all things to break, a ball cup. Not the ball stud, just one ball cup. Silly! Also railed a car on the straightaway, text book T-bone, broke a Takeoff CS-27 rim and misaligned one turnbuckle. No other damage. The FK-05 that got the bone lost the motor, bent all to hell! Friend of mine too, I felt bad.
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Old 05-01-2005, 08:11 PM
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Originally posted by rayhuang
Hey Kev,

How did TWoH go? Good layout? JRXS run well?

Ray
Layout is perfect! Car was good but got better for the main, short wheel base was all I needed to make it "dialed". Got tangled up and popped a front shock end off go figure!!!
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Old 05-01-2005, 08:14 PM
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KE-sweet!! I'll hit ya up tomorrow to talk some set-up. I get to practice Tuesday night-I am gonna try and bum a rear sway bar off of Chicky or Bean so I can try that.

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