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Shark413 · 04.18.2007, 07:23 PM

It's been awhile but I seem to remember that your mount bolts directly to the Revo chassis without using the stock Revo nitro mount. In that configuration I was seeing some flex in the chassis. The Motor kinda hangs out there on two thin pieces of aluminum, and without the nitro mount to tie the motor/mount to the main chassis/diff I was seeing some flex in the chassis (between the motor and the main chassis). I modified the nitro mount so I could use it with your mount and no more flex. Your mount is still going strong and I have a more powerful motor on order. Yeah the tray over the shocks would be great, I am currently running my ESC over the front shocks, but I would prefer it in the rear. The only issue is the Novak ESC with its built in fan is kinda tall.

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Shark413 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 468 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA	04.18.2007, 07:23 PM It's been awhile but I seem to remember that your mount bolts directly to the Revo chassis without using the stock Revo nitro mount. In that configuration I was seeing some flex in the chassis. The Motor kinda hangs out there on two thin pieces of aluminum, and without the nitro mount to tie the motor/mount to the main chassis/diff I was seeing some flex in the chassis (between the motor and the main chassis). I modified the nitro mount so I could use it with your mount and no more flex. Your mount is still going strong and I have a more powerful motor on order. Yeah the tray over the shocks would be great, I am currently running my ESC over the front shocks, but I would prefer it in the rear. The only issue is the Novak ESC with its built in fan is kinda tall.