Team Losi JRXS
12-19-2005, 09:46 PM
#9661
Originally Posted by JRXS_chris
Has anyone tried trimming the excess carbon fibre off that is around the electronics?
However ..... the stock chassis is too soft IMO and cutting it down certainly doesn't help. If you're racing on carpet, I'd strongly consider other setup changes before resorting to this.
12-19-2005, 10:31 PM
#9663
First weekend on carpet with the JRXS...and I started with Craig Xavier's Cleveland set up, which is posted a few pages back on this thread. This is an excellent set up for foams; I ran stock and 19T and changed very little over the course of 3 days. Thanks for all the info, Craig!
12-19-2005, 10:57 PM
#9664
Originally Posted by Greg Sharpe
Yes. I cut the chassis down as narrow as the electronics would allow. My main reason for doing this was due to a bumpy asphalt track. The best setup I could find caused the sides of the chassis to bottom, even with 5mm ride up front and 5.5mm ride out back. Once I cut the chassis down, the bottoming stopped and mid-corner consistency was greatly improved.
However ..... the stock chassis is too soft IMO and cutting it down certainly doesn't help. If you're racing on carpet, I'd strongly consider other setup changes before resorting to this.
However ..... the stock chassis is too soft IMO and cutting it down certainly doesn't help. If you're racing on carpet, I'd strongly consider other setup changes before resorting to this.
12-20-2005, 05:05 AM
#9665
Originally Posted by wyd
Man saw some picks of Todd's pimped out green anodized JRXS.........Damn that thing is trick. 
Makes me want another JRXS but in green like that. 
Makes me want another JRXS but in green like that. 
12-20-2005, 07:06 AM
#9666
Check out the pics from this Website: http://worldcup.rcworld.ch/live_friday.asp?id=3
Enjoy!.........His car looks real cool!
Enjoy!.........His car looks real cool!
12-20-2005, 07:56 AM
#9668
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Originally Posted by Kwikvdub
Check out the pics from this Website: http://worldcup.rcworld.ch/live_friday.asp?id=3
Enjoy!.........His car looks real cool!
Enjoy!.........His car looks real cool!
12-20-2005, 08:18 AM
#9670
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
I was more interested in Teemu's car 
12-20-2005, 10:32 AM
#9671
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That is a cool green there Todd. Makes me wish I could do some in a fluorescent green or a deep metalflake blue. It would go great with the see through candy blue I have.
Makes me wish I could do some in a fluorescent green or a deep metalflake blue. It would go great with the see through candy blue I have.
12-20-2005, 11:45 AM
#9672
Originally Posted by Kwikvdub
Hey Matt C, ( Chewy Graphics ).............. Heard you got a Losi JRX-S. Congrats Bro!!........ Your going to love it. Missed ya this weekend at the Rumble............ Hope to see you soon!
Matt C.-Chewy Graphixs
12-20-2005, 11:48 AM
#9673
I was wondering if all the pro's run the rear motor setup? if they do then there set-up sheets woulden't work for the front motor position, would they?
I was just curious after seeing the pics of Todd's car because every piece on it is different than mine.
Are there any tips on how to get more on-power steering? My car goes into the corners fine but is slow coming out. I've tried quite a few different pro set-up's and It never make a difference. Is this somthing that a better battery would solve, or maybe a different motor? I 've been running a monster stock and SMC & Orion 3300, around 1.12 volts.
Thanks,
I was just curious after seeing the pics of Todd's car because every piece on it is different than mine.
Are there any tips on how to get more on-power steering? My car goes into the corners fine but is slow coming out. I've tried quite a few different pro set-up's and It never make a difference. Is this somthing that a better battery would solve, or maybe a different motor? I 've been running a monster stock and SMC & Orion 3300, around 1.12 volts.
Thanks,
12-20-2005, 11:51 AM
#9674
Originally Posted by DRKWNG
I was wondering if all the pro's run the rear motor setup? if they do then there set-up sheets woulden't work for the front motor position, would they?
I was just curious after seeing the pics of Todd's car because every piece on it is different than mine.
Are there any tips on how to get more on-power steering? My car goes into the corners fine but is slow coming out. I've tried quite a few different pro set-up's and It never make a difference. Is this somthing that a better battery would solve, or maybe a different motor? I 've been running a monster stock and SMC & Orion 3300, around 1.12 volts.
Thanks,
I was just curious after seeing the pics of Todd's car because every piece on it is different than mine.
Are there any tips on how to get more on-power steering? My car goes into the corners fine but is slow coming out. I've tried quite a few different pro set-up's and It never make a difference. Is this somthing that a better battery would solve, or maybe a different motor? I 've been running a monster stock and SMC & Orion 3300, around 1.12 volts.
Thanks,
try more caster and a low front roll center (Blocks low). I am wondering-do you not have enough on-power steering or not enough rip?
12-20-2005, 12:11 PM
#9675
i went to the brown grease to give me more on power