So here is my Pletty/Schulze Revo, pretty well finished but I'm waiting on my Tekno carriers, Acer ceramics and a few odds and ends. The next step is the GorillaMaxx G3R chassis/Hybrid Diffs...need something to do over the winter (there are some yellow leaves already up here..)
Those Turnigy's are nice! They perform great, as well as the polyquests in my opinion. You should be able to fit those in the Revo trays and run 2 of those in parallel for my amp capacity as well as run times.
I have had quite a few Zippy, Rhino's turnigy's. All good cells and well worth the price!!
It's been a while now since the G3R was discontinued. Their main target was those wanting to convert the Nitro Revo, and when the E-Revo came out, the market segment fell. Some still wanted them but no demand like before.
If you ask someone nicely that already has a G3RCF chassis they could send you duplicate drawings. Than all that is needed is to buy a 3mm sheet of CF and start cutting. You will also have all the spares you need than. The other pieces of the chassis should still be available from Gorillamaxx or maybe mike could mill you off a duplicate or two. Besides the CF all the alloy needed is the front and rear skid and the X braces. As far as the spacers go you could buy some ally tube and drill, drill and tap where needed. There are only 12 of them. One length would do.