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Originally Posted by tc5 man
(Post 6734462)
i meant theres is no way that carbon chassis can hold up on a nitro buggy
and yea carbon fiber has no flex at all Dude he just explained it to us. |
yea of corse aluminuim doesnt have flex, carbon graphite never seem to have much flex all at thats just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by tc5 man
(Post 6734462)
i meant theres is no way that carbon chassis can hold up on a nitro buggy
and yea carbon fiber has no flex at all
Originally Posted by tc5 man
(Post 6734490)
yea of corse aluminuim doesnt have flex, carbon graphite never seem to have much flex all at thats just my opinion.
wow. :weird:
Originally Posted by pyromania
(Post 6734457)
Actually it depends what their made of. I'm sure Nick will fill you in on that. :)
I got access to some One of a Kind CF-18 aka F-18 grade CF from Boeing(scraps from the new Boeing 787) that i can have laid up in w/e config i want as far as thickness and i have a buddy in the US who cuts stuff.....His name is Shawn and his company is Advance Custom Engineering or ACE for short....he does A lot of Hotbodies stuff for the guys and has some Pretty Fancy Alum parts for sale...when my CF is in season he has parts.....currently waiting. ANY composite question's i can answer and if I Cant...I know some one who can. :nod: |
sure is......i run my E on the bug chassis with Great success....overall better rough stuff handling and being 100g lighter then the stock plate is always a bonus....i run matrix tower's on my buggy's as well...custom 1 offs on truggy. That E buggy looks like a sweet setup Integra as does that carbon trugg chassis. I was just curious about them as I wasn't sure if a carbon chassis would stand up to the offroad environment, but you guys have answered that for me. Although I know that my home track would probably trash one, when I look at the state of my alloy plates |
there's something else i want to make clear here....Nitro OR Brushless the Carbon chassis is where its at.....some have questioned whether or not they are even capable of being ran on a nitro....well here's your answer.......
2nd at the Canadian Winter Nationals 09 http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...B/DSC_0097.jpg http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...DSC_0090-1.jpg http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...B/DSC_0103.jpg reason for No truggy chassis....is i didn't have it at the time. Brushless Carbon Truggy...Hint hint. ;) |
looks like the chassis holded up pretty good intresting.
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bling
that chassis has some bling! (and looks like it works well too)
F1 here we come. |
Anyone know the part #"s for the shock shafts ? I need the 8t front and rear. Thanks
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fronts.. losb2810
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Shock-Shafts-2 rears.. losb2831 http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Shock-Shafts-2 |
Thanks, Ya I saw those on Amaine. Those are from the rtr. I believe the roller shafts are gold and stronger material. Thats the part # Im lookin for. I see them on amain but just wanna make sure I get the right ones.
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Originally Posted by steve307b
(Post 6744345)
Thanks, Ya I saw those on Amaine. Those are from the rtr. I believe the roller shafts are gold and stronger material. Thats the part # Im lookin for. I see them on amain but just wanna make sure I get the right ones.
LOSA5413 Front LOSA5415 Rear |
nick, how often do you replace your chassis?
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Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 6745440)
nick, how often do you replace your chassis?
which ? |
Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6745502)
which ?
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Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 6745511)
carbon fiber
that's still the original....easily 20+ gallons of fuel and 50+ cycles through my 4S 5000's :nod: the rear carbon skid never wear's as i keep new DE skids on hand when they get thin...the front is the only place i have to watch as once its through the 1st skid its Into the chassis....i actually run 2 skids on the front...you cant really tell but there's 2 on there. :nod: |
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