Anyone? Quality of the Lunsford ball cups? Buhler? Buhler? :confused:

lunsfords are great put em on. the studs are money!

If they are anything like the ball cups used with their TLR 22 set, avoid them like the plague. They would bend easy and were sloppy if you removed them just once.

LOL...ok at least it's unanimous. :lol:

I'm talking about the BALLCUPS. The Studs and Turnbuckles are indeed "money". Ha!

Just installed my v3.1 yesterday. All I did was directed the wires toward the back and left just enough room for the sensor wire. Also brought the capacitor to the front.

I just got my body from E Z Customs, for my B4.2. I had a question about mounting it. Should I use the Velcro on the side of the chassis method, or should I drill holes and use the rear body post and the screw in the front? I would rather go the Velcro route, but I wanted to get some opinions first. If the Velcro method is the way to go, any tips I should know before doing it?

Thanks for the input!!!
Oh, here's a pic of my body!!!

[IMG]http://i1053.photobucket.com/albums/...ps24061119.jpg[/IMG]

Velcro...no real special tips. I use about 5 inches per side in three sections on each side. The front angled in area, the side and the rear angled back area. Done.

If you look close to the left side of this photo (right side of the car) you can see the front and side applications...the rear is out of site because of the angle.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8120/1...ccbdb213_c.jpg

Any special tips on mounting the Velcro inside the body? Every time I have tried Velcro they would inevitably come loose on the body.

Make sure the inside of the body is clean where you're putting the velcro and I usually always heat up the adhesive with a lighter before sticking it on anything.

TK

Not sure if anyone else has come across this but I was looking for a sheet of CF to do some customization of my own and came across this and found it rather interesting!!!

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/e...ps46dc8bc5.jpg


All info on this is located here:
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.ph...rt=180#p359505

Hm too bad its for shorties only

Thanks. I will try that.

that's made by one of the locals! I have held it! it indeed is awesome :nod:

im not sure if he ran it like that but I think it was on the heavier side. deffinetly heavier than the plastic chassis

I am sure the design could be lightened a little bit, but it just looks so clean. I would buy one for sure. Very trick looking.