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View Poll Results: Quick change system..Good...Bad
Yes I NEED one. 18 62.07%
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CrazyCooydog
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11.10.2008, 12:18 AM

I guess if you brace from the front and rear bulkheads to the Center diff mount it would be ok. but without this brace I would think that the chassi will bend right at the CD, where most of the weight is located. I say this cuse even in the stock nitro form they use chassi stiffening braces right neer the center of the chassi.
The E-maxx is a totaly different design and uses a chanel type chassi with the skidplate to chassi brace, to help stiffen the over all chassi.

Notice the brace behind the fule tank, and I think there is one under the radio tray too.
http://www.jamminproducts.com/CRimages/cr6lg.jpg
   
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11.10.2008, 12:22 AM

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I guess if you brace from the front and rear bulkheads to the Center diff mount it would be ok. but without this brace I would think that the chassi will bend right at the CD, where most of the weight is located. I say this cuse even in the stock nitro form they use chassi stiffening braces right neer the center of the chassi.
The E-maxx is a totaly different design and uses a chanel type chassi with the skidplate to chassi brace, to help stiffen the over all chassi.

Notice the brace behind the fule tank, and I think there is one under the radio tray too.
http://www.jamminproducts.com/CRimages/cr6lg.jpg

Opps. I stand corrected,I didn't realize the Losi XXT has a channle typ chassi.
Yes I believe your idea is neer perfect for this aplication.

I was thinking of a truggy type flat chassi.
   
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