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Those braces in your link are just upgraded versions of the stock setup - probably lighter. No matter what, you're gonna need to come up with a different rear brace scheme because that is right where the motor goes - unless you find another location for the motor somewhere...

Okay The guy at nitro house told me the upgraded brace would bolt directly to the chassis & not have to mount to the box . I'll figure something out .


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10.14.2008, 06:57 PM

The front one yes, but the rear one just looks like a lighter replacement judging by the shape. He could be right, but it doesn't look like it to me...
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This is what I did - Custom rear brace and an old MBX front brace (in addition to gtp brace) - Rock solid and no issue for motor placement

   
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Brian & chris how thick are your braces ?. Thats looks like what im gonig to have to make .


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I used 1/8 as that is what I could get at lowes...
   
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10.17.2008, 09:44 PM

I got my GTP today. I all ready mounted the RC-MONSTER MM . I trying to decide if i want to make my own battery box out of kydex or buy one from mike .


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If you can make your own you should. It's much more satisfying.
   
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Here are the first few pics .

I really like the battery box idea i came up with .

http://skellyo.com/hippie/gtp/


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That adjustable battery box is pretty sweet. Nice job.
   
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That adjustable battery box is pretty sweet. Nice job.

thank's but it's acctually not adjustable it just looks that way . This box is made for FP lipo . It is also long enough to fit the zippy R lipo in case i decide to get one latter .


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I made them that way so the plate would hold the box & end parts together when ther mounted . I got some more work done today . I made my new RR brace with a hole for the fan that will go underneath to help cool the MM esc .


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I got some more work done today . I made my new RR brace with a hole in the middle for the fan that will go underneath to help cool the MM esc . Pics will follow shortly


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10.19.2008, 07:48 PM

Looking forward to new pics!


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Here are the new pics . I addes a little style to my ESC mount & RR brace combo .

http://skellyo.com/hippie/gtp/


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