wingracer

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Depends on whether you want to do the full conversion or just a partial. For a full conversion, you might be better off with a new kit. Personally with a new car probably coming sometime soon I would just try some of the X parts. First thing to try would be the X bulkheads in my opinion.

Many people run R parts on their X. I liked the R front shock tower, many people run the R rear uprights.

CFowler

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The chassis plate is different
The bulk heads front and rear are different
The upper rear "A" arms
Rears shock bodies are different
The shock towers are different front and rear

That's all I can remember off the top of my noggin

wingracer

iTrader: (24)

Also front and rear uprights (will need the spacers too) and receiver pack tray. And of course, the X comes with the new 3 shoe clutch.

Roelof

Most R drivers are just using the new rear upper arms with their mountings and the short rear shocks with the X shocktower. If you have these parts from the old MRX4 it will do almost the same.

The chassis is only on the batterymount differnt and so I believe it will not give a better handeling.

MiamizFinest

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Hey guys does anyone sell a brushless convertion for the MRX-4X???

finchy

Brushless conversion for MRX4, no one that I know of. But man BATTERIES are for torches, vibrators and portable radio's. I am a traditionalist and I personally think these brushless conversions are the work of the DEVIL. If it's the way of the future I'll be giving the premier IC class away. Nitro motors forever. just my 2 cents worth.

MugenDrew

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Finchy, there used in B.O.B.s . Battery operated boyfriend.
Batteries are for flash-lites, gas is for washing parts, alcohol is for me to drink and hell EVERYBODY knows Nitro is for RACIN!
(kickazz I finally get to type it)
GOOD DAY MATE!

blis

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electri...to_pedestrians

BIGTACO

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Guys. I need some help. I am building up my MRX4X and am considering using my Airtronics 94357 servo for the steering.

Specs: .07sec @ 6V
120 oz/in @ 6V

Plenty fast for sure but enough torque for this car at speed when downforce on the front wheels is great??

wingracer

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That should be fine.

vctr1

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hello guys,
I trying to get rid of this car..

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...en-mrx4-r.html

CanyonCarverR1

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+1

Scottyoo

Hi guys, I just wanted to show the new parts for the Mrx4x from YBslow.They give you a a higher roll center by 1mm and your also able to move arm pivot out to increase camber gain and grip.I race and test for YBslow and have to say that these parts are a must for any Mrx4 series of car.IMG_0229.JPGn
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Chemical X

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Can you repost the pictures? They didn't come through.

Thanks.

YBSLOW

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pics