General Silicone Storm CL1 Brushless conversion is done!
 

This is what I started with, General Silicon Storm CL-1 Advanced Nitro:na: (booo) chassis http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...1aaatruggy.jpg

And this what I accomplished today:intello::intello: (with the help of Ben).......Used a piece of 2in angle aluminum hit it with a bandsaw and the drill press and this is what we have......Oh and a RCMonster battery tray that is for a losi...Thank you Ben!
http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t.../1aatruggy.jpg

(Ben has a couple more pics) Ben post the pics! :yipi:

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...00803-1247.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...00803-1408.jpg

its a good start, i think you will have problems with your motor mount bending though, i have done alot of geto motor mounts out of L channel and most on them that were under 1/8 failed pretty quickly

It should be its...6061 so it should be strong enough...Only time will tell...

I would also be concerned about the mount. If it was 3/16" or 1/4" I personally would not worry. ( it looks like 1/8" to me ) Just watch it carefully

Yeah ben knows better he tried that a few times and never got it to work very well - but it gets you going at least :)

Enjoy

We know its not a long term solution. it was simply to see the truck move under its own power

It can be reinforced very easily buy putting another 1/8in piece to make it 1/4in. Ill prob get the one made by RCM when I have the money....
Its a start and it gets me rolling.

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...00807-1358.jpg

his on the left, mine is on the right Racing at the barn tommorow :)

Yes sir!! Cant wait! My first Truggy race....giggity...