[Chadworkz]

I know this is a little bit old, but I just wanted to mention that the method Matrix uses to build their CF kick-up chassis is just as strong as a regular sheet of CF. They use a bonding agent that is stronger than the CF itself, and the aluminum inserts are just plain awesome...they keep the droop screws from digging into the CF causing rough holes, and help in other areas where parts will me moved around a lot, such as the motor-mount etc..

Anyway, Ryu, awesome build and work on your CF chassis, and everything else you did...excellent job! I work with CF quite often, and know its pitfalls and benefits, and even know, or have discovered, quite a few tips and tricks to use when working with it.

I am actually getting ready to start building my own custom brushless CF E-Maxx Truggy (LCG) Chassis (with kick-up) and custom brushless CF Revo Truggy (LCG) Chassis (with front kick-up & rear kick-down), so keep an eye out for those threads.