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I bought new axles, which of course were the same, BUT they came with (genuine) Losi nylon nuts, which are thinner (than the aftermarket ones I had) & now they're nice and flush... So I can stare at my pristine LXT on the shelf and smile

Losi XX Modern

Build thread - https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=46061

Got another package; a trade from my good buddy Jason ( Bormac )... All the sorts of stuff that I love to collect: 20221118_153213.jpg From left; a boxed Tamiya TT01 Ford Escort Cosworth, a Tamiya M04 Mazda MX5 (Miata), and a HPI e10 (without body). All have the gear included to make them ready to r...

Got a delivery from Jeff.

Battery strap for the FXT, towers for the TQ10, extended tower for a Stampede, and chassis braces for both Stampedes.

Inter-Fab Viper EX-10. How cool is the quick change battery tray?

CA/Super glue is what I use to repair edges and chips. I just repaired the tail on this JRX2 chassis. I went over the area with a black Sharpie, built up a few layers of glue then just lightly sanded to smooth and knock the shine off of the glue. I didn’t go too crazy making it perfect because I pla...

I changed the rear arms back to graphite XX/XX4 arms.

I also installed a Rusti Designs rear pivot support. It is a nice piece made from thick carbon fiber and a printed piece. It's meant to prevent the pins from popping out during a crash.

Found this out while tearing down a parts truck. It appears later on in the production cycle Losi modified the LXT camber link locations on the front shock tower. A1014 for the Pro SE had running changes as well. Here are the three camber link versions that I know of. I have compared it to the Jamm...

The Jammin I have on file has camber link holes higher than the highest one on the two of the three variations I have

As anyone who has tried to use Andy's front arms with .71 shocks knows, it just doesn't work. Unlike the newer AE and RPM arms, they don't have the outer holes. While putting together information on different shocks, I noticed that the length difference between .56 and .71 shocks was very close to t...

They make an awesome looking pair of buggies!

(Proto Cougar Detroit Report part 3) Hi RC friends… it’s me again, with another bookwork… 🫣😉 In this report, i will go further in some details, but also the final steps of the electronics. As you have seen on the last photos the shocks where mounted on the rear and front. Kevin pointed out he was us...

On the Jammin setup there is some bump steer at lockup..the outside more than the inside. I see your outer tie rods are spaced up high. The Jammin only uses 2 washers like mentioned in that Losi Tech Talk.

Those matching buggies look great! ..you’re giving me ideas..

ended up changing the scheme of my stock class Mini JRX2 to match my JRX Pro. https://i.postimg.cc/Gp1bKwkj/IMG-20221119-201438165.jpg Decals are 1/14 scaled JRX Pro decals from MCI which fit quite well. I should have move the side decals forward more on both the bodies but I didn't feel like fight...