They are the associated VCS2 caps. They seem to work just fine. I've since changed out the shock bodies for 4.1 pieces but kept those caps.

Steve

Using bladder caps I have thought about using them Ronnie holt is using them on his car and his car looks good!

what shocks?

Check a couple posts up. He says what he's using

mine with a t4 chassis also!

So now that the blatant product placement shot is out of the way why don't you make up for it by posting some more detailed shots showing how you made that body fit with the longer chassis?



Steve

Agreed. Come on, we can't even see the body!

Not to mention, the Viper motors are soft in comparison to just about everything out there.

Ronnie's car has the stock none vented caps ... Bladders

long chassis .............

What would the T4 chassis do for the car?

I THINK people are trying to see if it gives them more stability, The TLR 22 is longer so people are trying to see if a longer B4 will work. To me there are probly many other design aspects involved in the 22 that make it work, suspention geometry, chassis CG/weight, among a few. I think for a longer B4 to work they may need to make other engineering changes..

Correct the 22 is way more than a longer chassis. The Ryan's are still keeping up with the Losi just fine with the current set-up not that they are not working on something new.

Agree, It wouldn't suprise me if it's been tried by AE team drivers, I would guess that if they have they probly found no performance gain with the current car design or we would see them running it. Or maybe not, they may have test a longer car and found things they like and will simply save them for the next car. No need to play their cards when the current car is still fast.

Question for you guys. I'm currently deployed in Afghanistan and I bought a b4.1. I bought the ball diff and the new bearings and when I install it the outdrives will slide left and right once it is in the tranny case. What am I doing wrong? Everything is put together right on the ball diff itself I had a experienced guy help me make sure I built it right. This is a new hobby for me and I love it, but stumped at what I am doing wrong.