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BrianG · 04.18.2007, 07:41 PM

Yeah, I had a little flex with just using the chassis (not using b0gh0s' mount). I got the one in the RCM store (which uses the stock Nitro mount) and the spur is in great shape which tells me that the mesh is solid (no flex). Even though the Nitro mount is nothing special, the way it wraps underneath to the bulks really helps shore up the chassis in that area.

b0gh0s; nothing against your mount at all - I think it's still very nice. I just think some way to strengthen the chassis would help. Don't forget; some of the motors we use are a little heavier and longer than the HV motors, so there is more stress on the mount, which is transferred to the chassis.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	04.18.2007, 07:41 PM Yeah, I had a little flex with just using the chassis (not using b0gh0s' mount). I got the one in the RCM store (which uses the stock Nitro mount) and the spur is in great shape which tells me that the mesh is solid (no flex). Even though the Nitro mount is nothing special, the way it wraps underneath to the bulks really helps shore up the chassis in that area. b0gh0s; nothing against your mount at all - I think it's still very nice. I just think some way to strengthen the chassis would help. Don't forget; some of the motors we use are a little heavier and longer than the HV motors, so there is more stress on the mount, which is transferred to the chassis.