JConcepts J82 conversion kit
08-20-2008, 03:24 PM
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RE: JConcepts J82 conversion kit
It is an Associated T4 stadium truck with the following parts to convert it into a 1/8 2wd buggy.................................
Features:
- Original JConcepts
- Illuzion - J82 body with J82 decal sheet
- 1/10th Scale Ball Cups (black)
- Groovy - 1/8th - 2wd front, green
- Double Dee’s - green compound
- Mono - J82 front wheel (white) - 2pc
- Mono – J82 rear wheel (white) - 2pc
- Factory Blue Titanium Turnbuckle, 1.775″
Features:
- Original JConcepts
- Illuzion - J82 body with J82 decal sheet
- 1/10th Scale Ball Cups (black)
- Groovy - 1/8th - 2wd front, green
- Double Dee’s - green compound
- Mono - J82 front wheel (white) - 2pc
- Mono – J82 rear wheel (white) - 2pc
- Factory Blue Titanium Turnbuckle, 1.775″
08-20-2008, 03:39 PM
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RE: JConcepts J82 conversion kit
Proline did something similar in the 90`s . They had the original idea and came out with the rims and tires . It helped a bit on outdoor tracks that were loose and truck ribs didn`t work . Back then many tracks wouldn`t allow you to run them , not sure what they would say today . I`d check before buying the kit .
08-20-2008, 04:23 PM
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RE: JConcepts J82 conversion kit
ORIGINAL: albeerto
so ure saying that i should get it
so ure saying that i should get it
With the right setup and tires/foams you don`t need it . I`d check with your track before making the decision though .
08-20-2008, 08:37 PM
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RE: JConcepts J82 conversion kit
ORIGINAL: albeerto
what kind of set up would i need.im relatively new to this stuff so i dont know everything.
what kind of set up would i need.im relatively new to this stuff so i dont know everything.
Well , I can`t tell you that . Setup depends on track conditions , driving style . and the truck/car you are driving . Best bet is to start out with stock setup , go to the track you race at and ask some of the regulars that are fast . They will be more then happy to lead you in the right direction . Nobody can tell you a correct setup without being at the track and seeing what is happening .
