ae-Dan

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please make this for the 810 and ten t. i will buy one for my scte and would love to get one for my 810. are you going to make this???

http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...ProdID=TLR4000

racer1812

iTrader: (31)

$125.. that's almost half the price of the whole truck. I feel sorry for you guys because it looks like TLR is stickin' it to ya.

dirtracer1

Ditto.....I'll take one each. One for my SCTE and one for my 810.

ChrisAttebery

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Why don't you guys ask Bill at BCE to make one?

Davidka

iTrader: (86)

$125 for an aluminum plate and people are asking for them..

ae-Dan

iTrader: (39)

thanks chris, i just sent him a message. his stuff looks good!!!

dirtracer1

BCE's are $100.00 bucks. Not that much of a price difference IMHO. Plus, I've read of quality issues with BCE's and it's not anodized.

I'd rather pay for a quality anodized chassis that I don't have to take a drill press, a file and a countersink bit too before I can even use it.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/9333361-post13407.html

godofcable

iTrader: (37)

plus some Losi reps have been saying it will actually retail for $100

by making it for the SCTE, didnt they thereby make it for the 810 and Ten T by default? whats the difference?

SaladFork

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SCTe chassis is longer.

godofcable

iTrader: (37)

ya see? you learn something new everyday :woohoo:

dirtracer1

Yep.....the SCTE is longer....but I think the 810 and the Ten-T are the same length (altough, I could be wrong 'bout that).

I've pm'd Ryan asking about the possibility of a race version chassis for the 810. I'll post back here with his answer.....whenever I get one.

godofcable

iTrader: (37)

which, knowing him, will be in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.....lol

ae-Dan

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please keep us updated

Ridley

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My BCE chassis has the holes in the right spots, and they are all countersunk, it must have been a pretty isolated issue. I run carbon hingepin holders and they slid on nice and snug, but I wouldn't mind having to "fit" the aluminum hingepin holders to the chassis. The tighter that fit is there, the less stress is on the four screws to hold the entire rear of the car to the chassis

I'm undecided on the anodizing. It usually scratches up and looks like crap after a few runs, where the raw aluminum hides them better. It's a very temporary aesthetic improvement IMHO.

I do know one thing for sure.....having the red 7075 T6 lettering on the bottom of the chassis from the aluminum mill makes me a lot more confident of what it is than believing Losi's word about their chinese aluminum being true 7075 T6. With their recent issues in metal procurement for this truck....I'd say it's questionable at best about what you are really getting with that chassis

ae-Dan

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ttt