Team Losi JRXS
12-04-2005, 10:51 PM
#9422
Originally Posted by Keith Billanti
look who's talk'n 
Brant... i know someone who switched off of corally
who is the other xray driver???
Brant... i know someone who switched off of corally
who is the other xray driver???
Brant
12-05-2005, 07:00 AM
#9423
Originally Posted by RCGaryK
Hey guys, looking for a setup for high-bite carpet on CS-27's. Couldn't find anything on JRX-S.Com so I thought you boys might be able to help
Gary-I bought a 2nd JRXS last week and its got the TQ and winning rubber tire set-up form the Hurricane Race at Trackside on it. I will check it out when car arrives tomorrow and post it or e-mail it to you.
Ray
12-05-2005, 07:25 AM
#9424
Tech Regular
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Originally Posted by losi_g+
Hey guys.
Just had my first race weekend with my new JRX-S (thanks to 5thscaleracer!) Just a couple of quick questions, is it normal for yu to have to run the shock coller lower on one side of the car to gain level ride height? I can only out this down to the offset diffs, is this right or is there a shock problem i need to address? Also, on the front, i can only get ride height down to 6mm unless i increase droop. Any ideas how to overcome this?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Just had my first race weekend with my new JRX-S (thanks to 5thscaleracer!) Just a couple of quick questions, is it normal for yu to have to run the shock coller lower on one side of the car to gain level ride height? I can only out this down to the offset diffs, is this right or is there a shock problem i need to address? Also, on the front, i can only get ride height down to 6mm unless i increase droop. Any ideas how to overcome this?
Any help greatly appreciated!
on my car the collars perfectly even on the shock and i have no issues running as low as 3mm ride height on the car.
You might also need to trim the shock end caps 1/8" to free up more travel. But look over your car something in the shocks is not correct.
Good luck with the JRXS!!!
12-05-2005, 07:29 AM
#9425
Originally Posted by Nevada
Can you run the BK brackets with foams tires?
Yes with the new brackets that are molded on the arms. We used them in Cleveland on all of our cars including MF's tq and winning setup and Eli Ezrow's tq and winning setup in the Masters division.
12-05-2005, 07:34 AM
#9426
Tech Regular
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Originally Posted by W.E.D.Jim
Nevada, the BK brackets are more for medium to low grip conditions where the firmer springs didn't allow enough roll in the car. They also work well on high grip asphalt, but carpet has proven to have enough bite without them. but once the new arms are available "in two weeks" there may be a good carpet set up by then with the softer springs, etc.
...Jim
...Jim
12-05-2005, 07:38 AM
#9427
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are the xxxs castor blocks the same as JRXS ones ??
12-05-2005, 07:45 AM
#9428
Originally Posted by rayhuang
Gary-I bought a 2nd JRXS last week and its got the TQ and winning rubber tire set-up form the Hurricane Race at Trackside on it. I will check it out when car arrives tomorrow and post it or e-mail it to you.
Ray
Ray
12-05-2005, 07:56 AM
#9431
Originally Posted by RCGaryK
Run 19T...that way I have a better shot in Brushless
12-05-2005, 08:26 AM
#9435
Originally Posted by RCGaryK
Not until the series race on the 19th 
Sorry, but it's a 5 hour drive from my new house to there.
Sorry, but it's a 5 hour drive from my new house to there.
last time i raced (a couple years ago) i saw you up here a few times so i wasnt sure
if you need help for up here me and Mike G(biker) will have our Slosis out in full force that day(hopefully)