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i got this this week shouldn't have but hey early christmas present
i have seen this chassis somewhere but cant remember where any help would be great
i think the front is a bit to wide maybe if i put some wider slicks on the rear ?


Paul

The front end seems to be from a TRC car, and the rear pod may be comprised of Bolink side pod plates. I am not sure about the chassis, I tried looking through what I have, but did not see one like it yet. Lazerlite, Fine, etc. I am still looking though.

Maurice

Parma or Bolink rear end, with a scratch-built chassis. Front end is a Delta/TRC-style beam. Way too wide, at that. There wasn't anything on the market that looked like that from any drag companies that I know of. I could be wrong. There were a lot of low-end "Street" kits out there with muscle car or hot rod bodies on them without much in the way of performance. Could be anything, or it could be something fabricated up by the original owner. Hard to say. Nothing real special, though.

What's the EXACT wheelbase?

Eau Rouge wrote:What's the EXACT wheelbase?

10"1/2
i feel daft i,m sure i saw the same chassis on a search drag rc or something but now can,t find it ]
the axel is home made and the front is a touch wide
i will keep looking i have a 10 turn and a tekin to go in it and would like to put the right front end on it .

Paul

I have to imagine that front axle would be easy to narrow though? clamp it up and drill a couple new kingpin holes.

Better had be perfectly square though.

What he said ^ Lots of members with milling machines here if you decide to go that route

Or you can order a front end from Grand motorsports.

R J speed has some good front ends