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rcradio 01-11-2019 11:33 AM

JJRC JEEP Willys
 
Now beat this:

https://m.banggood.com/CES-NEWS-JJRC...-hobbies-eu-en

Jim85IROC 01-11-2019 04:07 PM

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I wish these companies would just skip the graphics instead of coming up with the ridiculous crap that they put on.

retro77 01-13-2019 05:58 PM

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I kind of want one of these and the HG P801/802...

KMS 01-13-2019 09:04 PM

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ok what's cost ... Edit or Idiot I just bought one 40.00 bucks . Got the Navy theme paint ,,

KMS 02-06-2019 04:32 PM

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I received the 1/10 scale JJRC Jeep Willys , I expected 10 scale, it turned out to be smaller ,, has nice detail and runs ok ,,off/on
lights work ,,

KMS 02-06-2019 07:15 PM

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2 Attachment(s)
pics

ruppster 02-09-2019 06:21 AM

Re: JJRC JEEP Willys
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KMS (Post 5908220)
I received the 1/10 scale JJRC Jeep Willys , I expected 10 scale, it turned out to be smaller ,, has nice detail and runs ok ,,off/on
lights work ,,

What are the actual dimensions? Particularly overall length, width and wheelbase. The Willys MB was 132.25” L, 62” W (49” track width!), 80” WB. 16”x6” tires. Lots smaller than modern Jeep models, actually closer to a SxS or UTV.
I have a picture of my recently deceased grandfather standing next to one in WWII and thought about using this body to build a similar model.

BACK40 02-09-2019 09:36 AM

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Looks pretty good but that "WAR FRONT LINE" would have to go

soze 02-09-2019 10:05 AM

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Are these the same size as the 1/16 WPL trucks?

kincer 02-09-2019 10:20 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by soze (Post 5908960)
Are these the same size as the 1/16 WPL trucks?

Yes, not quite sure why they are calling them 1/10 scale, they are quite close to all those other little trucks. There a few videos on Youtube comparing the size.

KMS 02-09-2019 03:48 PM

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wheel base / size pics ..

ruppster 02-09-2019 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by KMS (Post 5909054)
wheel base / size pics ..

Awesome! Thanks so much! Looks like it is an inch narrow, but length and wheelbase are pretty close for a 1/10 Willys MB.
Those are the measurements on their site, too.

Edit: It’s even super close in width. The 62” (actually 60 7/8 ) measurement includes the spare tire.

Willys Jeeps technical Data for MB and GPW Jeeps

Loosenuts 02-25-2019 02:26 PM

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The wheelbase is off on the model. That is to say the front axle needs to go forward about 1/4 inch to be located where it would be on a scale jeep.
It's a really good looking model, I can't wait to fix the wheelbase and paint it up.
This will be a simple working scale RC model and not a crawler for sure.

rcradio 02-26-2019 02:55 PM

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Hi, got this toy the other day.
Nice looking, paint job on my without those nosense graphics. Usa and jeep star on it.

The rest:
Wheels softer than expected, but not some kind of performance there
Drive line is a joke. Esc, motor, power just not there. Servo is another joke.

But - it is worth just for the body and detailed hard body.

I placed china yota axles under it - but they are too wide. Would made stupid monster truck out of it...

Any source of smaller decent axles and driveline out there?

ruppster 02-26-2019 06:20 PM

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Maybe ECX Barrage or Tempest? I’m thinking the Tempest ones may work. Waiting on mine, must be a slow boat...

KMS 02-26-2019 06:30 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rcradio (Post 5913569)
Hi, got this toy the other day.
Nice looking, paint job on my without those nosense graphics. Usa and jeep star on it.

The rest:
Wheels softer than expected, but not some kind of performance there
Drive line is a joke. Esc, motor, power just not there. Servo is another joke.

But - it is worth just for the body and detailed hard body.

I placed china yota axles under it - but they are too wide. Would made stupid monster truck out of it...

Any source of smaller decent axles and driveline out there?

Light's are pretty cool..

kincer 02-26-2019 06:52 PM

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This thing will never be an Axial, TRX4, TF2 etc. from what I've seen on a few different sites and on Youtube the axles aren't too bad for the grade, the ring and pinion are plastic but they are much bigger than the WPL plastic ring and pinion and are way better from what I've seen, I can tell you the WPL stock plastic ring and pinions are total junk and a metal upgrades are a must. I've been seeing guys change their entire WPL axles with JJRC axles because they are much stronger. I don't have one of these yet but I do know the WPL 2 speed trans. bolts right in. Everything thing I've done with my WPL Yotas can be done with these as well, my little Yotas are pretty stout now for being small crawlers. A hobbywing 1625 esc is $19, 2spd is $18, metal CV shafts are $12 and a MG90s servo is $21 for six of them on Amazon. I have hacked Flysky radios and that's what I used for these. You could make it pretty stout for very little money, it'll never be an Axial etc. but they are fun for what they are. Also you can get more flex by eliminating the plastic helper leafs and leave the mounting screws a hair loose. I have just a hair under a $100 in my WPL Yota and it's a lot of fun.

willygee 04-12-2019 08:24 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kincer (Post 5913645)
This thing will never be an Axial, TRX4, TF2 etc. from what I've seen on a few different sites and on Youtube the axles aren't too bad for the grade, the ring and pinion are plastic but they are much bigger than the WPL plastic ring and pinion and are way better from what I've seen, I can tell you the WPL stock plastic ring and pinions are total junk and a metal upgrades are a must. I've been seeing guys change their entire WPL axles with JJRC axles because they are much stronger. I don't have one of these yet but I do know the WPL 2 speed trans. bolts right in. Everything thing I've done with my WPL Yotas can be done with these as well, my little Yotas are pretty stout now for being small crawlers. A hobbywing 1625 esc is $19, 2spd is $18, metal CV shafts are $12 and a MG90s servo is $21 for six of them on Amazon. I have hacked Flysky radios and that's what I used for these. You could make it pretty stout for very little money, it'll never be an Axial etc. but they are fun for what they are. Also you can get more flex by eliminating the plastic helper leafs and leave the mounting screws a hair loose. I have just a hair under a $100 in my WPL Yota and it's a lot of fun.


Did you use the 54-64mm q65 shafts with your 2 speed?..i see some wpl units 55mm to 70mm. I am going your set up using my gt3c and 3 channel receiver.

kincer 04-12-2019 08:43 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by willygee (Post 5926999)
Did you use the 54-64mm q65 shafts with your 2 speed?..i see some wpl units 55mm to 70mm. I am going your set up using my gt3c and 3 channel receiver.

These are what I use and work well

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F253751340066

willygee 04-12-2019 08:57 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kincer (Post 5927002)

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