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**FLM E-Maxx Chassis Issues -** 05.25.2008, 07:12 PM

Well,

I just received a FLM extended e-maxx chassis kit in the mail. I'm using it to re-build a brushless E-Maxx for a buddy.

As with all FLM stuff, the machine work is just amazing, and whole kit has a very stylish and professional look to it.

I did run into a few snags, though, and wanted to put them out there and see if anyone else had similar issues/experiences.

1) Screws: Or a lack of them, for that matter. I only received roughly 1/2 the amount of screws required to actually assemble the chassis kit. This seems odd to me..............

2) Chassis braces: While these look awesome, it would seem that the holes drilled through them to allow access to the 8 tranny bolts DO NOT line up with the tranny bolts. As such, I'm now left with having to remove 16 screws to remove the braces, every time I need to remove the tranny.

Anyone else come across anything like this?

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bribeguy Guest Posts: n/a	FLM E-Maxx Chassis Issues - 05.25.2008, 07:12 PM Well, I just received a FLM extended e-maxx chassis kit in the mail. I'm using it to re-build a brushless E-Maxx for a buddy. As with all FLM stuff, the machine work is just amazing, and whole kit has a very stylish and professional look to it. I did run into a few snags, though, and wanted to put them out there and see if anyone else had similar issues/experiences. 1) Screws: Or a lack of them, for that matter. I only received roughly 1/2 the amount of screws required to actually assemble the chassis kit. This seems odd to me.............. 2) Chassis braces: While these look awesome, it would seem that the holes drilled through them to allow access to the 8 tranny bolts DO NOT line up with the tranny bolts. As such, I'm now left with having to remove 16 screws to remove the braces, every time I need to remove the tranny. Anyone else come across anything like this?