My best friend for this job is time... time to think about mod, time to turn ESC in all position and imagine where cables should be :woot::woot::woot: :lol:

Oliv'

Chill! It's just an opinion.

I used to break them when I ran a standard XX4 - I've always had one fitted and it helped me.

me too :thumbsup:

Agreed! - Why chance it going Ash? When for the sake of nockin' one up out of a spare peice of Carbon Fibre or buying one to make it totally safe!

Looks bomb proof already but with that extra part it will be totally 'Kitted out!'

Ive snapped a losi titanium ball stud in a xx4 shock tower. The chances are the ball stud will snap, the hub will brake or ball cup will strip and the turnbuckle come out before you brake the tower.

A

beautiful car oliver!

about the steering mod, how long is the 3M screw used?

I started from a Socket Head M3x40 but it's too long, a M3x35 would be perfect but doesn't exist :yawn:

The best Losi XX4 ever seen before.

Excellent job.

Thanks :thumbsup:

Hope it will give you good idea once you will have yours ;)

Oliv'

That is fantastic Oliver I am in awe of this car. One question I have got is what is the capacitor set that you are running with the Tekin RS Pro?

The capacitors board is a Roche one. Have a look on this link (Part No.:ROC-R4SC, at the bottom of the page)

Olivier

Very nice! xx4 has to be one of the best rc cars ever made,just how long has it been a race winning car! and that one looks so good:drool:

My XX4 is far from The Brains sweet thing! But I'm doing a new mod (with the super cool stuff 3M DP490) which I'm hoping will work out well...

Will post pics when it's all done... :rolleyes:

Cool mate !!!

Now you're addicted to DP490 :lol:

SHY, I would be please to see your work done on pics :drool:

The stuff is great! Binds well and easy to dremel afterwards!

But it does indeed run a little before dry... do you use heat to make it dry quicker?

What's that heatsink on the motor you've used? LRP?

Yes SHY, it takes a while to dry as deep as enough to dremelize. In fact, this delay becomes longer with old tubes of DP490... That's the deal with this kind of epoxy glue, we have to cope with it :cry:

The motor heatsink is the Trinity aftermarket option part for XX4. Very hard to find one, even on eBay :(

Part no?

I remember seeing the motor heatsinks on the DMS website not too long ago, although I think they were red. Might be worth getting in touch with them?

I think it's TK1100 :rolleyes:

Checked with DMS, no such luck... :(