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The LXT above and the JRX Pro SE below were made possible by these humble, homely kits:
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The JRX Pro SE
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The wheels are the wrong color and for the non SE version and the tires are wrong in the rear. Oh well, I had them and they were doing nothing :)

Anyone have a gear cover for me?
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Sweet, I did not know that RPM made a front brace for the SE

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Ya, and I have no idea where I got it. It was just laying there in my Losi drawer.
One of the problems quite a few people had with these kits was getting the servo saver and steering linkage to fit under the brace. RPM fixed that problem by increasing the clearance. It sits quite a bit taller.
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Looks like it with the kink and the stand offs on the back side. Cool part.

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A&L chassis kit

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This was a fun build. All the screws and nuts are metric. Kinda interesting.

Here it is a few years ago when I bought the kit.
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For some reason, I gave up building it back then. Luckily, I had it nicely packed away and didn't lose any parts. I remember parts not fitting or something. This forum motivated me to try again, with a renewed vigor and enthusiasm not seen by many Laughing
As it turns out, everything fits just fine. Perhaps beer makes me smarter?
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Had some problems with the board code not liking an ampersand (&) in the picture file name. Interesting...

Do the pics look blue'ish to anyone?
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pics look good, as does the car.

nice build. :)

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Thanks.

Had some better light today. The sun almost came out!
And I tried some closeup stuff.
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Not needed
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OK, that was probably one or two too many :roll:


The leftovers of the leftovers made this truck. This will be my basher/runner. Perhaps it will get a few weird looks at the track 8)
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OK, forgive me for being igorant, but can someone please post a link to where I can buy those blue anodized countersink buttons. I have not seen those before. Tower maybe? Thanks!

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mrlexan wrote:OK, forgive me for being igorant, but can someone please post a link to where I can buy those blue anodized countersink buttons. I have not seen those before. Tower maybe? Thanks!

Jay
I though they were Trinity, a Tower search found them in silver only:

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVE51&P=

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THAT IS A BEAUTIFUL A&L CONVERSION, LOVE IT. VERY NICE WORK. 8)

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I bought an organizer box full of those things. Nuts, screws, countersink buttons (if that is what you call them!)... of all different sizes. Probably over a 1,000 pieces in blue and red. I got them from a guy at the track who was getting out of RC. So, sadly, I have no idea where to get them... except from out of my box :lol: :twisted:
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