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RC-Monster Mike · 03.06.2005, 11:41 AM

You won't have any durability issues with the chassis. It is designed very well and is super strong from pretty much any angle. If you plan on hitting trees and stuff (I am sure you don't plan on it, but if it may happen where you drive) you will probably want to stick with a plastic suspension. the aluminum suspensions are pretty tough, but once they are bent, they are bent. If you are doing big jumps and stuff, but not likely to hit objects, the aluminum suspension is ideal.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	03.06.2005, 11:41 AM You won't have any durability issues with the chassis. It is designed very well and is super strong from pretty much any angle. If you plan on hitting trees and stuff (I am sure you don't plan on it, but if it may happen where you drive) you will probably want to stick with a plastic suspension. the aluminum suspensions are pretty tough, but once they are bent, they are bent. If you are doing big jumps and stuff, but not likely to hit objects, the aluminum suspension is ideal.