Touring Car Custom Cut Urethane Chassis Protectors!!
03-25-2010, 08:55 AM
#121
Just a quick storey about Rommel's Chassis protectors.
I purchased 2 for my TC5R in late 2008. I race the car at local asphalt club races (the track is a parking-lot rough at best). Late last year after the season was over I ordered a new TC5R chassis and rebuilt my car. The old chassis looked beat-up scratched and so on, a hard season of racing. So after I finished rebuilding my car, my son brings in this TC5R chassis that looked just like new - I asked where he found this chassis - he said it was my old one - he just took off the old chassis protector. I was blown away, the chassis looked new except for the rear edges which had worn down some. After I saw this I was sold, I put the second TC5R chassis protector from my original purchase in 2008 on my new chassis - these things work.
I purchased 2 for my TC5R in late 2008. I race the car at local asphalt club races (the track is a parking-lot rough at best). Late last year after the season was over I ordered a new TC5R chassis and rebuilt my car. The old chassis looked beat-up scratched and so on, a hard season of racing. So after I finished rebuilding my car, my son brings in this TC5R chassis that looked just like new - I asked where he found this chassis - he said it was my old one - he just took off the old chassis protector. I was blown away, the chassis looked new except for the rear edges which had worn down some. After I saw this I was sold, I put the second TC5R chassis protector from my original purchase in 2008 on my new chassis - these things work.
03-25-2010, 11:41 AM
#124
anyone tried the 3M bathtub adhesive? the translucent one. works fine for me, abit thick though but cheaper
03-25-2010, 01:29 PM
#125
03-25-2010, 01:48 PM
#126
03-25-2010, 06:56 PM
#127
Just a quick storey about Rommel's Chassis protectors.
I purchased 2 for my TC5R in late 2008. I race the car at local asphalt club races (the track is a parking-lot rough at best). Late last year after the season was over I ordered a new TC5R chassis and rebuilt my car. The old chassis looked beat-up scratched and so on, a hard season of racing. So after I finished rebuilding my car, my son brings in this TC5R chassis that looked just like new - I asked where he found this chassis - he said it was my old one - he just took off the old chassis protector. I was blown away, the chassis looked new except for the rear edges which had worn down some. After I saw this I was sold, I put the second TC5R chassis protector from my original purchase in 2008 on my new chassis - these things work.
I purchased 2 for my TC5R in late 2008. I race the car at local asphalt club races (the track is a parking-lot rough at best). Late last year after the season was over I ordered a new TC5R chassis and rebuilt my car. The old chassis looked beat-up scratched and so on, a hard season of racing. So after I finished rebuilding my car, my son brings in this TC5R chassis that looked just like new - I asked where he found this chassis - he said it was my old one - he just took off the old chassis protector. I was blown away, the chassis looked new except for the rear edges which had worn down some. After I saw this I was sold, I put the second TC5R chassis protector from my original purchase in 2008 on my new chassis - these things work.
The film is 7mil itself, considered 8mil with backing.
MIL=Unit of length for 1/1000 of an inch (.001”). Used in expressing thickness of films. 1 MIL = 25 microns.
I will put up for future consideration as I'm trying my best to keep up with new releases and requests
03-25-2010, 06:59 PM
#128
did u end up making some for the Yokomo BD or BDM?
03-25-2010, 07:07 PM
#129
Tech Master
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Really good to hear of the durability from a racer over an entire season and appreciate you sharing this.
The film is 7mil itself, considered 8mil with backing.
MIL=Unit of length for 1/1000 of an inch (.001”). Used in expressing thickness of films. 1 MIL = 25 microns.
I will put up for future consideration as I'm trying my best to keep up with new releases and requests
If it works for you
The film is 7mil itself, considered 8mil with backing.
MIL=Unit of length for 1/1000 of an inch (.001”). Used in expressing thickness of films. 1 MIL = 25 microns.
I will put up for future consideration as I'm trying my best to keep up with new releases and requests
If it works for you
03-29-2010, 07:42 PM
#130
Now Available!
Tamiya F104
Fits #54163 Chassis
Tamiya TRF-416X
Fits #4004071 Chassis
Exotek Mi3X
Tamiya F104
Fits #54163 Chassis
Tamiya TRF-416X
Fits #4004071 Chassis
Exotek Mi3X
04-19-2010, 12:00 PM
#131
With my chassis fully built, removed the screw hole openings, peeled protector backing, sprayed a little windex on it, applied it to the 416X underside, worked bubbles out and used a hair dryer to speed up the process. It's nice and worth every penny!!!
I don't know if everyone know's this, but you actually get 2 chassis protectors for $19.99.
I don't know if everyone know's this, but you actually get 2 chassis protectors for $19.99.
04-19-2010, 08:00 PM
#133
With my chassis fully built, removed the screw hole openings, peeled protector backing, sprayed a little windex on it, applied it to the 416X underside, worked bubbles out and used a hair dryer to speed up the process. It's nice and worth every penny!!!
I don't know if everyone know's this, but you actually get 2 chassis protectors for $19.99.
I don't know if everyone know's this, but you actually get 2 chassis protectors for $19.99.
I get alot of people that didn't realize you get 2 with each order, I did so customer would have a back-up or if they messed up applying the first one.I will have one available for the HPI Cup Racer and Tamiya TRF-415MS Marc Reinhard Edition soon, so stay tuned
04-19-2010, 08:25 PM
#134
when will there be a MI4LP version coming out?
