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Old 07-13-2005, 07:39 AM
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hey guys
is it just me or is it everyon that cuts down the front rubber bumpers to fit the bodies ?

i have a kyosho fw-05rr and my mate with his rrr also does the same.
is this normal or what do you guys do to overcome this ?

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Old 07-13-2005, 04:24 PM
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Yep, i had to cut down the bumper to fit the Protoform Mazda 6 body for my RRR.
I`d say they make the bumpers larger than normal so they fit a large range of body shells and then allow the builder to trim them to size.........a nice sharp hobby knife helps immensely when trimming them to size
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Originally Posted by mrgsr
hey guys
is it just me or is it everyon that cuts down the front rubber bumpers to fit the bodies ?

i have a kyosho fw-05rr and my mate with his rrr also does the same.
is this normal or what do you guys do to overcome this ?

thanks
Yes, it's normal because the stock bumper is oversized and very soft.

We offer a bumper that is much lighter and stiffer that is a direct fit for a number of bodies including the popular Mazda and Parma Alfa. Many of the top Kyosho Team Drivers will be sporting the new P-Dub bumper this weekend at the ROAR On-Road Nats http://www.pdubracing.com/products.htm
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