B4 slipper plates work well and space out with the standard large diameter springsLavigna wrote: ↑Fri Apr 04, 2025 12:45 pm Finally getting some work done on this car. The transmission is together using 64p Thorp internals for ultimate efficiency. I'm trying to use a modern TLR 22 slipper setup, but I'm having a hard time getting everything to work properly. I think I may need to find a longer slipper spring.
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Charlie - Good recommendation. I also like the idea of using a 4/40 screw straight into the threads of the top shaft.
I got some work done. Arms and towers mounted. Factory Works supplied the towers as well as the front carbon brace for the hinge pins. I had wanted to use an RPM front bulkhead for the added strength, but I don't have any of the correct versions left - the ones with the top threads for the top plate. I hope the fact this bulkhead is brand new means it's less likely to crack.
Titanium hardware is being used throughout. I am using the LXT spindles and carriers for the added adjustments. However I think I will swap out the long armed spindles for the standard ones. Does anyone have any input on this?
I got some work done. Arms and towers mounted. Factory Works supplied the towers as well as the front carbon brace for the hinge pins. I had wanted to use an RPM front bulkhead for the added strength, but I don't have any of the correct versions left - the ones with the top threads for the top plate. I hope the fact this bulkhead is brand new means it's less likely to crack.
Titanium hardware is being used throughout. I am using the LXT spindles and carriers for the added adjustments. However I think I will swap out the long armed spindles for the standard ones. Does anyone have any input on this?
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Looking great! LXT carriers/uprights with Jrx2 spindles is half of the Jammin Steering enhancement kit. Here’s my break down of the kit..Lavigna wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 12:42 am Charlie - Good recommendation. I also like the idea of using a 4/40 screw straight into the threads of the top shaft.
I got some work done. Arms and towers mounted. Factory Works supplied the towers as well as the front carbon brace for the hinge pins. I had wanted to use an RPM front bulkhead for the added strength, but I don't have any of the correct versions left - the ones with the top threads for the top plate. I hope the fact this bulkhead is brand new means it's less likely to crack.
Titanium hardware is being used throughout. I am using the LXT spindles and carriers for the added adjustments. However I think I will swap out the long armed spindles for the standard ones. Does anyone have any input on this?
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You could always put TLR22 hardware on the front! lol!

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Re: Losi JRX Pro SE Racer build
Getting closer now. Got the spindles changed to buggy length. Also swapped the steering ballstud to the underside of the carbon steering rack.
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All black titanium turnbuckles with RPM ends. Very thankful for JC Racing. They have made it so running and racing these vintage cars is so much easier.
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