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12.31.2009, 06:03 PM

Thats exactly what those two holes on the RR knuckles are for . Here are the rest of the build pics for those that are interested . The tires are proline calibers, in m3 compound .
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12.31.2009, 08:26 PM

Guys after reading about the ve8 chassis breaking up Fr & looking at mine that i just built . I think i may have come up with a idea to help strengthen the FR end . This is the idea i came up with . I was thinking 2mm or 3mm aluminum would work fine. Right know it's just masking tape to show what it would look like . It would double as a brace & skid pad . As you can see it would cover the seem were the FR plate & chassis are connected . The black line is there just to show were the slight bend would be . I would like to know what everyone's thoughts are on my idea ?.
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12.31.2009, 09:06 PM

Hot bodies does sell front and rear skid plates.Maybe they could provide some strengthening

   
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12.31.2009, 09:35 PM

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Hot bodies does sell front and rear skid plates.Maybe they could provide some strengthening


I imagine those would make it stronger.


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01.01.2010, 01:33 PM

an interesting point about plastic chassis for 1/8 scale is the new traxxas slash 4x4. it is not 1/10 scale. wheel base and width lines up perfectlly with my 808. curious to see how that chassis holds up on the outdoor track this summer.
   
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Here are some pics of a rough protopype skid/brace i made today .
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