I gave my jrxt to my 3yo neice to learn on, other than popping the steering turnbuckle out of the socket everytime she uses it its still perfect, i have 17 boats and 10 vehicles, i cant imagine any of my stuff collecting dust, i rotate thru my whole collection 3 at a time, keeps the trips feeling fresh and fun and never stale.
Thats realy good idea i do that when i have had few drinks to make it interesting but lately i have been ending up with an unusual amount of breakages think im gona try limiting myself to maybe something thats hard to break like MT or probly sand buggy 🤷♂️maybe something on the cheeper side of things lol
I’m shure u already know but hater’s Gina hate & it’s so much more satisfying to ignore than to engage lol they looking for a response to validate their lameness 😂😂keep up on it awesome job 😎 can’t wait to get a chassis to do something like this 👍 try backing off on the brakes maybe that will help with the stalling
that mini losi JRxT project your working on is looking amazing! Also team associated i re-releasing their rc10gt! gonna be like in Feburary for it's full releasing.
Look, in my defense I was struggling to figure out a way to attach a piece of fuel line tubing in line of the clutch Bell, that the exhaust line was just there! Glad I didn't use it though, it was sloppy.
My old Hobbyking Turnigy 1/16 2 speed hop up nitro buggy is a little ripper. I wish more companies done micro nitro buggies and trucks there great fun. Though due to no parts available I don't jump it anymore just carpark cruzn.
Why not just do some sort of band (thin metal) around the clutch bell that would be attached to the bottom somehow and when you hit the brake it tightens said band around the bell via a servo linkage?
I gave my jrxt to my 3yo neice to learn on, other than popping the steering turnbuckle out of the socket everytime she uses it its still perfect, i have 17 boats and 10 vehicles, i cant imagine any of my stuff collecting dust, i rotate thru my whole collection 3 at a time, keeps the trips feeling fresh and fun and never stale.
Thats realy good idea i do that when i have had few drinks to make it interesting but lately i have been ending up with an unusual amount of breakages think im gona try limiting myself to maybe something thats hard to break like MT or probly sand buggy 🤷♂️maybe something on the cheeper side of things lol
@ Both MT’s and sand buggies are tough, can go wrong with either
I love the speech at the end.
@@toolbaggers some people just go out of their way to try to make others feel worse, very strange frame of mind to be in.
loved the "yes really" very well timed at the exhaust break setup revel. Was exactly my train of thought.
cool little project.
Thats sick as always man! Love these cool little builds!
That is honestly the sickest lil nitro iv seen in along time awsome job
Absolutely fantastic 👍😎🏁
Super cool
Nitro 😎😎😎
Awesome build 👍👍 I encourage you to build more trucks and cars
FR deff great idea👍
I’m shure u already know but hater’s Gina hate & it’s so much more satisfying to ignore than to engage lol they looking for a response to validate their lameness 😂😂keep up on it awesome job 😎 can’t wait to get a chassis to do something like this 👍 try backing off on the brakes maybe that will help with the stalling
that mini losi JRxT project your working on is looking amazing! Also team associated i re-releasing their rc10gt! gonna be like in Feburary for it's full releasing.
Nice to see you!
Now I’m thinking about doing this with my Losi mini b
😂😂😂 love the exhaust brake
Look, in my defense I was struggling to figure out a way to attach a piece of fuel line tubing in line of the clutch Bell, that the exhaust line was just there! Glad I didn't use it though, it was sloppy.
love it! keep up the great work c:
My old Hobbyking Turnigy 1/16 2 speed hop up nitro buggy is a little ripper. I wish more companies done micro nitro buggies and trucks there great fun. Though due to no parts available I don't jump it anymore just carpark cruzn.
so sick haha
Why not just do some sort of band (thin metal) around the clutch bell that would be attached to the bottom somehow and when you hit the brake it tightens said band around the bell via a servo linkage?
@@hughjanus5518 same idea as the fuel line, but I already have the fuel line 😛
Front brakes?
@@haywirerc nope, just like any other nitro 2wd vehicles, it typically works through the transmission.