Jammin X1 - so close yet so far
#2956
hey guys, ive decided on getting me a jammin buggy. i find parts to be cheaper and easier to find. and also, the fact that aaron waldron saidd that since im an aggressive driver, id like the jammin more. thanks guys
#2957
Originally Posted by heffer
hey guys, ive decided on getting me a jammin buggy. i find parts to be cheaper and easier to find.
#2958
I second that. Good choice!
#2961
thanks for the open arms guys. the one big thing that helped me make my decision was reading the review of the buggy in rc car action. i dont recall reading about anything bad about the buggy. for the buggy, im going to be using the picco p7-r evo2.
#2963
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
Originally Posted by Jerseyboy
Thanks jfc_tech
I use to use 10-20-3 diff oils. I only recently changed to 7-10-3. I find with this change the truck turns better and overall handling is improved.
Shock oils I use 50F and 40 rear with blue springs. 3 deg rear plate.
If you using a 28 engine your setup will differ(hence why I moved away from 28's) 28 engine with my setup will make the front tyres baloon, thats why they recommend 20 for the centre.
The secret IMO is use a good 21 engine for your truggy, use a setup that you like on your buggy and just go slightly thicker with the centre diff oil.
ex My buggy I use 7-7-2, truggy 7-10-3, same engine in both.
Aslo I used the Jammin wheel extenders for the truggy. This wayI can run with GRP 40 profile rims and tyres. This made a big difference. I suggest first get the GRP wheels. I use the cubics. This should make you faster without any other changes.
I use to use 10-20-3 diff oils. I only recently changed to 7-10-3. I find with this change the truck turns better and overall handling is improved.
Shock oils I use 50F and 40 rear with blue springs. 3 deg rear plate.
If you using a 28 engine your setup will differ(hence why I moved away from 28's) 28 engine with my setup will make the front tyres baloon, thats why they recommend 20 for the centre.
The secret IMO is use a good 21 engine for your truggy, use a setup that you like on your buggy and just go slightly thicker with the centre diff oil.
ex My buggy I use 7-7-2, truggy 7-10-3, same engine in both.
Aslo I used the Jammin wheel extenders for the truggy. This wayI can run with GRP 40 profile rims and tyres. This made a big difference. I suggest first get the GRP wheels. I use the cubics. This should make you faster without any other changes.
thats a valid reason for changing to 21 engine. i've tried a few laps with my sts 21B on the truggy X1... i loved what i see. but thats on asphalt. now time to change diff oil. and get it on real dirt. thanks again. this deserve to be in the blog
#2965
do any of you guys know of a place where i can get custom stickers made? i want to get a sticker that says "Jammin Jeff" to put on my wing.
#2966
Tech Regular
iTrader: (5)
Check in the painting section.. Or even just go to a Local vinyl shop, they can do whatever size you need, colour, and even Font.... If you took them in something that said Jammin' on it, they could scan it, use that font for the Jammin' and Jeff could be in the same or a different font.... That is probably your best and cheapest bet, shouldnt cost you more then 10 bucks at most. If you are having trouble finding one, I have a buddy that owns a vinyl shop in florida, PM me I'll have him do it up get me a price, and you can paypal me and ill mail it to you.... Let me know.
#2967
Here is some pics I just fitted the new PBS to my Jammin. Must say it goes together well. Check out the amount of steering. Our riders are having the first nationals for the year and they are confident doing well using the new PBS. I will let you know how they did.
For this conversion you will have to use the upper block supplied as the existing one does not work. The kit comes with everything needed.
I did not even have to change my ride height as its the same as with the C-hub.
For this conversion you will have to use the upper block supplied as the existing one does not work. The kit comes with everything needed.
I did not even have to change my ride height as its the same as with the C-hub.
#2968
New Airfilter design
You guys must just say if I babble on too much, I just like sharing info
Check out this new filter design.
You know with the basic filters you always get some dirt coming through the foams after a hard day of dusty racing. Well My supplier has had this filter designed by Q-world.
Check this. The filter is completely enclosed from the front where you always ride into the dirt. The thinking here was dirt cannot do 90 deg turn but air can. So the filter is open from the back only succking air into the the filter, there is a single foam element inside that fits inside its moulding.
Ive been using it and there is no power restriction due to bad air intake, also the dirt still gets in but I havent found any dirt actually penetrating the foam and into the carb.
So if you guys are looking at a new filter, this is not bad.
Check out this new filter design.
You know with the basic filters you always get some dirt coming through the foams after a hard day of dusty racing. Well My supplier has had this filter designed by Q-world.
Check this. The filter is completely enclosed from the front where you always ride into the dirt. The thinking here was dirt cannot do 90 deg turn but air can. So the filter is open from the back only succking air into the the filter, there is a single foam element inside that fits inside its moulding.
Ive been using it and there is no power restriction due to bad air intake, also the dirt still gets in but I havent found any dirt actually penetrating the foam and into the carb.
So if you guys are looking at a new filter, this is not bad.
#2969
Originally Posted by Jerseyboy
. Check out the amount of steering.
#2970
I cannot comment on performance as I have yet to test on the track. I will give you my honest feedback if its better or not.