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02.25.2010, 05:35 PM

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When I went to put the body on after installing my G4 chassis. The body posts seemed a little far apart and it was a really really snug fit. This tension caused me to lose a ton of body pins and eventually tore the body around the holes on the rear. The holes were slightly too far apart. So I ordered a new body.

So, I just ordered some new shocks to put on it and was inspecting to see if I could figure out why the body mounts seemed to be about one body hole too far apart. I think I may have bent the chassis!!!

The rear of the chassis seems to slope downward slightly. Is this the way they are designed? It seems like if the chassis was going to bend, it would bend the other way. Here are the pics, someone please help!
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Nice Allen Keys

I think the G4 is a few mm longer than stock for some reason. I'm not sure about your bend issue, maybe excitement getting it out of the package, or your postman doesnt like you.
Welcome to the forum craxxmaxx and bushboy...

I think i agree with bushboy... it might just be a simple case of the G4 chassis being slightly longer than the stock chassis... or did you have a little accident during the build...


Oh yeah... I also like your allen keys...
   
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