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I did a quick search, maybe this guy built it the back drop and photos look similar. Try searching through his old threads.

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=37447

The outdrives are MIP Litedrives and the aluminum diff gear is maybe a HG or Robinson.

This is a MIP outdrive I polished.

The heavier aluminum gear and the lightweight outdrives is comical. The lightest diff setup is using the plastic gear and the composite outdrives. Great for a shelf queen though!

The MIP outdrives wear down pretty quick compared to the stock steel.

So I have been buying off ebay for almost 20 years now and recently have noticed people listing rc parts intentionally leaving damage out of the ad and when you question it the blame is always placed on the buyer. Just not cool all together I've been running into that as well. Photos that kina show...

Vehicle owners that do not consult their owner's manual for ANYTHING.

Although that looks like a standard car

I have both cars. As far as the Chassis itself goes the only real difference is 13mm in length. All this length is aft of the rear pivot mounts. Pictures for reference, note that they aren't perfect. https://i.postimg.cc/dkQcHRV4/IMG-20221030-181913892.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/KKDyDpx1/IMG-20221030-...

Take a look at the chassis repair here:

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=46632

Hello All! I have a jrx2 plate chassis and it has some small nicks on the edges and ideas on a product or method to repair them for a shelfie. Also maybe a topcoat that can have the same sheen as the original? I was taking a look at the thread and a 2k epoxy primer was used. Typically a can of 2k n...

They sure look like Kyosho Platinums. The platinum shocks came on the Turbo Ultima, Turbo Optima Mid SE and the Turbo Rocky. They were also sold as upgrades under the Kyosho Option House parts. There are at least 2 members, and maybe the only ones :D , that believe "Kyosho platinums are best pe...

Not sure about the retrofit transmission, I can tell you that the CVD bone is 71.5mm center of pin to center of pin.

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=18586

Not sure if this will help, but see thread above (Cam, one of my favourites!)

Unfortunately, it could be any number of specs. Manufacturers routinely used the same cans and labels for their motors with the only difference being the winds. The only way to find out for sure is to take it apart to inspect the armature. CAM took the confusion further by not even using part number...

It's all paint except for the numbers and logos.

You mean XFactory, Losi didn't make the X5. I don't think anyone has reproductions yet but these guys might have some https://www.dms-racing.com/browse-store/manufacturer/x-factory/results,81-100