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CCristo 03.08.2006 07:21 PM

G2R Bling Bling teaser pics
 
I just got these from the machine shop today. Can anyone tell the difference between these and the stock ones? I'll have more pics once I clean up the edges and mount them.
http://www.chriscristo.com/images/www/IMG_0036.JPG

crazyjr 03.08.2006 07:27 PM

Coooool, carbon fiber

boss 302 03.08.2006 07:37 PM

Those look niceee!!!

Batfish 03.08.2006 07:37 PM

Chris,
Get those finished up and mounted so you can show me at the track tomorrow night :003:

Dafni 03.09.2006 01:35 AM

Nice! You got a head start on George!

The difference between yours and the stockers will be these extra two "ears" on the front upper deck, right?

CCristo 03.09.2006 06:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dafni
The difference between yours and the stockers will be these extra two "ears" on the front upper deck, right?

Correct you are. There are extra ears on the rear deck also. Unforntunately I ran into a few problems with them so I can't post pics of what they are for. I should have it all together this weekend.

Dafni 03.09.2006 06:53 AM

Let me guess. Some kind of roll-cage?

coolhandcountry 03.09.2006 09:48 AM

I can't wait to see it together. That is cool.

CCristo 03.09.2006 09:56 AM

Not a roll cage, but that is a good idea if this was going to be a bash truck.

Nick 03.09.2006 10:50 AM

Looks really good, how would this be manufactured, what machines?

Are the ears for a Anti-roll bar?

Sylvester 03.09.2006 11:04 AM

Very nice ccristo! But 1 thing worries me, the flex, already the aluminum has a bit of flex in them, and i dont know if carbon fiber will be too durable , but in bling factor its awesome! :)

captain harlock 03.09.2006 11:11 AM

Carbon Fiber is not as flexy as aluminum. In most cases they either crack or break, but dont bend.

Sylvester 03.09.2006 11:18 AM

well than it might have cracking problems lol, the g2r is a bit more suffisticated(sp?) than normal g-maxx chassis, thats why im wondering if some if not all those plates hold up to everyday running.

CCristo 03.09.2006 11:53 AM

Nick - The parts are made on a cnc milling machine. The ears are not for an anti roll bar/sway bar, but hat is another good idea though. When I get home I'll see if i could add that.

The CF is very stiff. It's 3mm so there is no flex at all. I don't think they will break, but I'll have to wait to run it to see.

maxxdude1234 03.09.2006 03:21 PM

3mm carbon fibre will take some SERIOUS abuse! Some lovely machine work there CCristo


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