The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
Here's an easy solution for those pesky servos that won't fit on your RC10:
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
That one also has the ultra-rare 45 degree front kick-up plate.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
I'm sure you could drill more holes in this one:
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
I don't think I've posted this. I got this many years ago from a fellow member. Since the one arm mount hole was cracked anyway, I cut the front off and made an ultra molded nose plate.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
if 3d printing gets cheap enough ill have one printed up with an actual cheese grater in the bottom.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
That chassis has been pixellated! I guess he couldn't find a bigger drill bit...scr8p wrote:I don't think I've posted this. I got this many years ago from a fellow member. Since the one arm mount hole was cracked anyway, I cut the front off and made an ultra molded nose plate.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
Scr8p's a body man, surprised he didn't just use some bondo doesn't look any worse than an old chev
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
Not really lightweight, but adjustable rear arm mounts.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
I think he was trying to copy the Optima frame-rail design.
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
It looks like they were drilling it out with a pellet rifle...
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
Wait, is that a a Cadillac logo drilled into scr8ps chassis!?
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Re: The official "lightweight" chassis thread.
Swiss-T
They even drilled on the corners of the tub...that takes some skills.
They even drilled on the corners of the tub...that takes some skills.
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