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Lizardking wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 3:55 pm The receiver wires were re-soldered in several places, looks like that might be it. Anyone know if this is the pro version? I have no idea. I’ll post more pictures once its Tested and soldered onto the vintage RC10 buggy

It's the Pro version, same as mine.

One of the greats

Lizardking wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2024 10:44 am Amazing Losi basically invented an RC torque converter back in the day.

Losi basically repurposed a rotary damper back in the day. Hydra-Drives are awesome... but they work nothing like a torque converter.

Cool you found the instructions. MarkyDents posted 'em here too: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=46326 Regarding their operation, they're both fluid couplings but they operate on opposing principals... The Hyrdra-Drive's straight vaned impeller and housing use fluid viscosity to dampen the ...

Hi, I recently started working on a vintage Losi JRX truck I got on ebay some time ago. The transmission had a clicking sound when I got it so I set it aside for when I had time to work on it. I finally cleaned up and took the tranny apart. The clicking sound was not the tranny but the motor. It wa...

What you have there is a JRX-2 with a JG mfg Monster truck conversion mount kit. JRX-T Wheels, RPM JRXT rear arms, later model JRX bellcranks, and a incredibly nice condition slipper/Hydra Drive upgrade. Isn't it though? An early Pat. Pend. one with the white fill & bleed screws too, plus a swe...

WOW these JG conversion kits are going for insane prices 🤯 https://www.ebay.com/itm/233266322528?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=zUVcHIL1Sqa&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=ZcaOjJwxR96&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Kit appears to be incomplete based on pics, ...

Very nice! That's a sharp looking truck!

Yeah buddy!... well done

Did you pull the armature out? Mine were all clearly marked.

For my back yard escapades, I find that my somewhat less balanced vehicles to be more enjoyable. Wheelies and power-slides are more fun than a planted race car, when winning isn't on the line.

Advertising nearly all the vehicles from their product range in 1995 Traxxas showcased buggy's, trucks, nitro's, a couple boats, and a glimpse at a very rare 1/5 on-road sedan: Rustler: 1/10 2wd electric stadium truck, debuted in 1994. Stampede: Released in 1994 as a platform shared 1/10 2wd electri...

If you're using that Tekin, be sure to use a lipo low voltage alarm so you don't run the battery down too low. I have one of these that I use with a Novak: