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Okay, thanks for the info!

I think I see what I need to buy, but... these things are strange.

Is there no male/female difference in these plugs?
It looks like you just flip the plugs 180 degrees from each other and they will connect?

Any advice is appreciated.

Yep they are universal. They interlock by flipping. The body has tongue and groove slots for orientation. They work really well but the plating goes bad eventually.

Thanks!

it's metal, it's flat and long.
some type of 4 wheel drive chassis part?

Your loosing your touch Brian....


It's a RULER


Duh




The plate looks familiar but I can't place it. I can't think of a car set up like that with a centered shaft or belt thru the chassis. Even if it were an upper deck

Well if Jeff doesn't know it might be time to worry

I think the Hirobo 44B had something like that?

peter

Thank you Peter!
Did a search an I believe you are correct.
Brian

my bad! I was just coming back to link up the Rock'n City manual. I have a Zerda here but I didnt realize the 44s had a chassis like that! Wow!

Does anyone recognize what vehicles these are from? #1 looks like it's maybe from one of the JRX models?

All for the JRX2....#2 and #3 are for the JG oval conversion.

Thanks!

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Anyone know what this is???

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Kyosho wildcat.
http://www.retromodelisme.com/manuel_page/182/wildcat-english-manual-kyosho.html