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maneba 04.02.2010 08:59 AM

VANTAGE cf revo chassis RE0303
 
I would write a reviews of this chassis but some idiot at the packaging service was watching a porn while was preparing my order.
I'm very upset and disappointed.
But how can you think to ship a strong (but fragile) item all around the world in a miserable plastic envelope without any precautions??? :gasp::gasp::gasp:
Sorry for my bad english...

This is the result...

http://i361.photobucket.com/albums/o...y/DSCN5343.jpg

http://i361.photobucket.com/albums/o...y/DSCN5342.jpg

Bondonutz 04.02.2010 09:37 AM

I've bought Lipos form over seas and they arrive in a envelope with little to no packing material ? If only the pilots knew what was on board and packed so carelessly they shiz their pants. Just another example of moronic people trying to save a buck on shipping I guess ?

AMorgan 04.02.2010 10:09 AM

That stinks. Mine came the same way but came away with a tiny chip on the corner of one part. If you get your money back, etc. and still want one, PM me and we can set up a price and payment. I'll ship it in a box (I have the one with the steel center drives as well) I'll never use it. I bought it for an e-revo conversion and then just went with an e-revo chassis so it's collecting dust (along with my conversion bits)

suicideneil 04.02.2010 11:39 AM

Damn...

When I shipped aluminium chassis plates to Linc I made sure that they were stuck down to a thick piece of stiff card, then sandwiched between several extra layers card & bubble wrap. How can anyone be so careless as to just chuck a CF chassis in a thin plastic envelope and expect it to arrive in good condition- I'd seriously give them hell.

maneba 04.02.2010 11:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by suicideneil (Post 358456)
Damn...

When I shipped aluminium chassis plates to Linc I made sure that they were stuck down to a thick piece of stiff card, then sandwiched between several extra layers card & bubble wrap...

Me too, i usually use two wood boards with the item between them...

Semi Pro 04.02.2010 04:23 PM

so how is this a bad review for the vantage chassis, shouldn't it be a bad review of the shipper?

you should know that the CF chassis gains alot of its structure from the bulkheads being attached just like the stock aluminum version.

i have been useing that same chassis on my platinum for 2 years with no problems

maneba 04.02.2010 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Semi Pro (Post 358492)
so how is this a bad review for the vantage chassis, shouldn't it be a bad review of the shipper?

you should know that the CF chassis gains alot of its structure from the bulkheads being attached just like the stock aluminum version.

i have been useing that same chassis on my platinum for 2 years with no problems

You are partially right,

But i purchased it directly from the VANTAGE Racing homesite not from a reseller...so their shipping service is a part of the item bought.

Semi Pro 04.03.2010 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maneba (Post 358493)
You are partially right,

But i purchased it directly from the VANTAGE Racing homesite not from a reseller...so their shipping service is a part of the item bought.

thats sucks,i hope you chewed someone's ass in customer service about it too

when i got mine it came in a box in a box but that was afew years back

maneba 04.08.2010 09:39 AM

I've send this picture to Vantage and they promptly reply me.
They apologize for the fault and will sent me a new one in a stronger box for free.
So, as soon i'll receive it i'll make a true review.

I hope that what happened to me correspond to a new shipping policy from Vantage.
Because their products are very well made. The exterior surface is so smooth that it seems a plastic cast. But i've seen (in the break part) all the carbon fiber layers.

suicideneil 04.08.2010 01:47 PM

I think there is a former or mold of sorts that the layers of Cf are laid over & then covered with epoxy- results in a smooth finish, though it may be polished too.

Good that they've got you sorted out with another chassis- you could bolt the end of a stock chassis to the broken one to create an aluminium & CF hybrid... :mdr:


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