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wallot 06.22.2007 04:43 AM

body post question
 
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what are the screws on the bar between posts for? The only use I can think of is power switch

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Dafni 06.22.2007 04:55 AM

They are for the EZ Start system found on T-Maxxes.

wallot 06.22.2007 05:42 AM

Thanks

now my second question - are there any alu posts that are worth getting that will withstand some abuse (during racing)?

looking and my maxx pics those RPM posts are ugly and I want to use them only for hard bashing where truck end on roof all the time :)

nativepaul 06.22.2007 07:42 AM

While the subject is open, I am also looking for some body posts, either exceptionally long (6"+) chassis mounted ones or ones that will bolt to my shock towers, does anyone know of either? Preferably plastic.

wallot 06.22.2007 07:52 AM

RPM long body posts are 4.25" long http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBGB2&P=7

GorillaMaxx360 06.22.2007 09:57 AM

same question. I know alu body posts are a big "no-no" for rc but on my maxx if i lowered them untill they touch the shock tower there would be not much sticking up to bend. so do you think it would work with out bending. BTW clod which towers are those.

suicideneil 06.22.2007 01:24 PM

A general search for 'body posts' yields plenty of long & short versions, but not many alloy ones. As for racing, I dont think anyone makes really tough ones- they either bend like weak metal tends to, or they are so stiff that they cause the shock towers to bend. Some Integy type body posts would work if you lowered them all the way down to prevent any chance of bending....

nativepaul 06.22.2007 08:02 PM

Thanks Wallot, those seem ideal for my buggy.

AAngel 06.22.2007 08:16 PM

Plain and simply, aluminum bends; especially at the thickness of a body post. I'd go with something with a bit of flex. You could just order some delrin rod of an appropriate diameter and just cut it off to whatever length suits you.


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