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Old 01-19-2017, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by desaix
Thank you very much
Everything lines up, one thing to note 2015 allows the use of FMC that's why there's extra holes.

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Old 01-20-2017, 09:10 AM
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Everything lines up, one thing to note 2015 allows the use of FMC that's why there's extra holes.

Carbon is 2015
Aluminum is 2016




Thanks a lot
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Originally Posted by b20btec
Everything lines up, one thing to note 2015 allows the use of FMC that's why there's extra holes.

Carbon is 2015
Aluminum is 2016




That's great news actually! cheers// www.andrefossto.wordpress.com
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Old 01-21-2017, 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by b20btec
Everything lines up, one thing to note 2015 allows the use of FMC that's why there's extra holes.

Carbon is 2015
Aluminum is 2016




I did'nt think that the BD7 '15' Chassis would Fit onto a BD7 '16', due to the Rear Mounting Location of the Motormount?

Yes, I think the Holes are in the same place, but the '15' had 2 Screws with a centre location lug, whereas the '16' has 1 centre securing Screw, with 2 lugs.
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You're 100% correct, I didn't catch that, my apologies for the bad info.
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Old 01-21-2017, 02:14 PM
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Is there an upgrade to fit front shaft blades on the 15.

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Is there an upgrade to fit front shaft blades on the 15.

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Stay away from them mate
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Old 01-22-2017, 05:03 AM
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Stay away from them mate
Just trying to save on shafts and diffs. They are wearing out really quickly.
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Originally Posted by ponchota
Hey guys, I picked up a cheap sensorless Hobbywing motor and ESC from Amain. I just tried installing the motor and discovered it doesn't fit! There's nothing in the manual stating any diameter specifics. This is a 540 motor, the edges are a sharp 90deg. so it hits the upper deck, too much to lightly modify the motor or upper deck. I have a 96T spur and a 35T pinion and the space is huge.
I'm gonna have to return it. Is there a specific type of motor I need to order? I now realize I'm gonna need a motor with chamfered edges. I was hoping to do this on a budget to get my feet wet and have some fun, then go with something much nicer later on.
Just wanted to give an update with motor. I decided to keep the motor because shipping was too expensive. I ended up marking where the motor hits the upper deck and filed the corner of the motor to fit. It fits great now. I just need to get some new spur gears because my 39T pinion is the only one that meshes/seats well on the 96T spur. Got it powered up last night and I have some tweaking to do before she hits the streets of NH!

Thanks for all the help and support!
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Originally Posted by ponchota
Just wanted to give an update with motor. I decided to keep the motor because shipping was too expensive. I ended up marking where the motor hits the upper deck and filed the corner of the motor to fit. It fits great now. I just need to get some new spur gears because my 39T pinion is the only one that meshes/seats well on the 96T spur. Got it powered up last night and I have some tweaking to do before she hits the streets of NH!

Thanks for all the help and support!
If you're bashing set it up for low traction to make the car easier to drive. I would run as much droop and ride height I could get away with.

I use a 14 to practice in a parking lot with a 4.5T motor. Running close to 6mm ride height 5.5 front, 4.5 rear droop. 388cst and yokomo black springs all around. Diff oil at 1k and roll centers set low.
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Hello everyone, i have big announcement to make on my website https://andrefossto.wordpress.com

Also i will put in a longer review on the extra hard suspension arms for the bd7/bd8 in a couple of days. ALSO new videos are coming!

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Hello everyone, i have big announcement to make on my website https://andrefossto.wordpress.com

Also i will put in a longer review on the extra hard suspension arms for the bd7/bd8 in a couple of days. ALSO new videos are coming!

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Congratulations! That is good news, you must be very excited.
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hi if someone wants to sell his bd7-15
email me at
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Email Sent!!!!
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hi if someone wants to sell his bd7-15
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Hi Pete.

Are you based in the uk?
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