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Hardstyle · 04:37 PM

Can I help

I have some close up pics in my thread about those inner tubes. http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...8&postcount=72

It's very easy mod. Just buy some bicycle inner tubes. What wider the better eg. I used 2.4" wide dh(downhill/mountain bike) bicycles inner tube. Cut 'em so it's tight fit with your battery pack. You can flex this stuff pretty much and it won't snap. If it feels too tight you can halve the tubing so its just one "blanket". Then I did small holes both ends of the cutted tubing, so it's easier to thread through the screws. Then just secure the tubings to the chassis (look my link at the top) and voila, bon apetit..

FYI tighten the "pressure plates" very tight between the tubing. If not the screws might slit the tubing.. Hope this help

Edit:. typos

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Hardstyle RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 316 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Helsinki, Finland	03.19.2009, 01:29 PM Can I help I have some close up pics in my thread about those inner tubes. http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...8&postcount=72 It's very easy mod. Just buy some bicycle inner tubes. What wider the better eg. I used 2.4" wide dh(downhill/mountain bike) bicycles inner tube. Cut 'em so it's tight fit with your battery pack. You can flex this stuff pretty much and it won't snap. If it feels too tight you can halve the tubing so its just one "blanket". Then I did small holes both ends of the cutted tubing, so it's easier to thread through the screws. Then just secure the tubings to the chassis (look my link at the top) and voila, bon apetit.. FYI tighten the "pressure plates" very tight between the tubing. If not the screws might slit the tubing.. Hope this help Edit:. typos Last edited by Hardstyle; 03.19.2009 at 04:37 PM.