I got this old chassis with a box of odd cars 5years ago now and have been slowly chipping away at rebuilding them.
I had a new JRX-Pro and always liked it; this one had seen better days so I contacted Stephen at FibreLyte to look into Moulding a replacement kick up chassis.
I sent him the old chassis and towers said I was in no rush and forgot about it.
For a year, then covid, then he was making parts for Olympic cycling teams, then another year, until my chassis arrived yesterday.
after it popped up on Facebook and i thought ... that old chassis looks familiar? a lot like mine... because it was.
I'm stoked, typical immaculate quality, and the towers in 2.5mm Carbon as well.
Worth the wait,just released Fibrelyte JRX-Pro carbon chassis
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Re: Worth the wait,just released Fibrelyte JRX-Pro carbon chassis
Spent some time slowly collecting bits as finances allow, rpm ball ends, lundsford turnbuckles, and 3D Printed front bulkhead, wing buttons and battery clip.
I replaced all the hardware with stainless cap screws and could only find metric nylon nuts, so will tap these out to suit 4:40 etc.
Collector here helped me with spur gears and slipper, (thanks Matt) and also the shock bodies in silver, as mine had a mix of black and silver.
Also found the shock collars and rebuild kits are still available, and traxxas driveshafts will fit(?)
The 2" proline rims popped up here in NZ , and i have a JR's choice motor that needs a new decal prior to fitting.
Heaps to do,
I replaced all the hardware with stainless cap screws and could only find metric nylon nuts, so will tap these out to suit 4:40 etc.
Collector here helped me with spur gears and slipper, (thanks Matt) and also the shock bodies in silver, as mine had a mix of black and silver.
Also found the shock collars and rebuild kits are still available, and traxxas driveshafts will fit(?)
The 2" proline rims popped up here in NZ , and i have a JR's choice motor that needs a new decal prior to fitting.
Heaps to do,
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Re: Worth the wait,just released Fibrelyte JRX-Pro carbon chassis
Heres some as found pictures, not sure why the saddle pack holes were cut in the chassis, pretty sure its not factory.
Would of been a lot of work for minimal performance gain compared to standard stick pack
Would of been a lot of work for minimal performance gain compared to standard stick pack
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