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05-09-2009
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Losi XX with Hydra drive
How much are these worth?
I'm contemplating selling one of my Losi cars I've got about 4 at the mo. XX with Hydra drive XX-CR with Hydra drive 2 x Losi XX-CR kinwalds (racing one) Am tempted to also fit a hydra drive to the kinwald I'm running. I can't remember the benfit of hydra drive. 
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16-09-2009
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losi xxcr
Im interested to buy one of your Losi XXCR
 any pictures of your XX's?
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16-09-2009
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The hydra drive worked best on rough tracks. Because it was heavy and caused extra drag the dual disk slipper set up was favoured which gave more adjustment and was smoother under acceleration but still did the job of saving the diff when going over bumps/jumps.
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03-10-2009
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hydra drive
Yes youre right on there! it will serve like a flywheel which is definitely heavy and good for trucks and bumpy surface.
 However i am still using my Losi LXT equipt with Hydra Drive never got dried up for the past 12yrs.
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03-10-2009
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I have a re build kit for the hydra drive in the forsale section and some XX parts, look me up!
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03-10-2009
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Sorry chaps, keeping them for the moment.
One Kinwald is a shelf queen and the other I'm racing (so spares needed), until Schumacher do a 2WD (if it's any good)
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