Mking traded me one of his "Fun-Jet" chassis. Well, I got it today. I put a body on it and ran a few laps and it was fun. Then I went upstairs to watch American Idol. After American Idol, the real fun began.

I picked out two of my fastest and favorite tuned JLTOs to run against the "Fun-Jet". I ran each car 25 laps.

First I mounted the "Fun-Jet" Chassis to my teal JL Nova and ran it against my Orange JL Nova.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/05-22-07Fun-jet002a.jpg

My tuned orange Nova with rubber tires ran 7.347 Hot Lap. The "Fun-Jet" Nova ran a 6.450.

Then I mounted the Fun-Jet chassis on my white Corvette GS and ran it against my tuned Black GS with rubber tires.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/05-22-07Fun-jet003a.jpg

My black GS ran a 6.763 and the Fun-Jet ran 6.336.

Then I ran my GTX with JWs aluminum Tuffones wheels and my Fandango Lola/JL/JWs Fray for comparison.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f288/micyou03/05-22-07FrayLolaGTXa.jpg

The GTX ran a 6.838 anf the Fray ran a 6.537.

I have to say that the "Fun-Jet" deffinatley lives up to its name. It is the funnest JLTO AW T-jet I currently have. My tuned cars are very enjoyable, but the "Fun-Jet" is even more fun.

Hey Mike U!

I know first hand that Mike spares no amount of time and effort as he developes a Fun-jet. They are methodically built, tested and documented. Truly a super value for the price. He really weeds them out.

Fun-jets are a kick in the pants, especially when we get to rip them around Marty B's super smooth brystal track!

I forgot to mention that I am using a Parma Econo controller that I put an HO World 125 OHM resister in it.