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Took the wires and cut the excess and resoldered directly to the PCB. I eliminated around 8” of thick gage wires and 6” from the receiver wires. Tested and it works great. Now to clean the heatsinks, close the unit and install on the RC10.

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Thank you! This hydradrive is working and as far as I can tell its not leaking. Not opening it up now! Also not putting a powerful motor on it, don’t want to destroy it. Amazing Losi basically invented an RC torque converter back in the day.

Just wanted to share my Losi JRXT 3d printed parts. My truck was actually a JRX2 buggy that was converted using a JG kit. The kit included the truck body, high offset wheels, tires and body mounting hardware. While the wheels are actually fine and kinda dope, the mounting hardware left something to ...

KidAgain wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 9:37 pm Short wheelbase Protoform Camaro

Wow that looks really good.

Mounting posts

Rear post

JRXT body from Sabula Tech on ebay. Thinking of painting it just like the OG box art. I love it.

Printed this servo holder from the same material as the body posts/skid (ABS). The graphite chassis already had two holes drilled into it to hold the servo down but it was super wobbly. Side note: Losi really thought double sided tape would hold a servo down? Early days I guess… The holes were not c...

Finished.