Radio Control 1/10 electric car Team Losi XXX-S
14 April 2003, 12:02 AM
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Team Losi XXX-S
1/10 Electric car, rolling chassis and with no electrics, had the car a couple of months, raced on carpet, been outside on it twice.
Still have box and instructions.
Chassis flex is the enemy of any finely tuned sedan. With the XXX-S, Losi set out from the start to eliminate as much flex as possible. He accomplished this by limiting the chassis to a single piece and keeping the bolt on components to the bare minimum. This has greatly reduced the amount of component shift that occurs from impacts of normal driving. A ride height gauge is included with the XXX-S that helps racers make the most of this exceptionally rigid platform.
Another aspect of the XXX-S chassis design that is sure to win favor with every sedan fan, regardless of their level of expertise, is the fact that racers can use Losi or any of the hundreds of other zero offset wheels from other sedan manufacturers. This includes Tamiya, Kyosho, and HPI.
Standard, apart from upgraded bumper.
Good setup.
£150ovno
1/10 Electric car, rolling chassis and with no electrics, had the car a couple of months, raced on carpet, been outside on it twice.
Still have box and instructions.
Chassis flex is the enemy of any finely tuned sedan. With the XXX-S, Losi set out from the start to eliminate as much flex as possible. He accomplished this by limiting the chassis to a single piece and keeping the bolt on components to the bare minimum. This has greatly reduced the amount of component shift that occurs from impacts of normal driving. A ride height gauge is included with the XXX-S that helps racers make the most of this exceptionally rigid platform.
Another aspect of the XXX-S chassis design that is sure to win favor with every sedan fan, regardless of their level of expertise, is the fact that racers can use Losi or any of the hundreds of other zero offset wheels from other sedan manufacturers. This includes Tamiya, Kyosho, and HPI.
Standard, apart from upgraded bumper.
Good setup.
£150ovno
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