DANE_TRAIN

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http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/33294

JAMMINKRAZY

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Hmmm I'm thinking the plastic ones have enough flex as it is. $43 for a chassis brace seems a little steep. I think I will stick with plastic braces.

jamminnay

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i wonder what the does for the gear mesh?

8&stuff

iTrader: (55)

interesting. never thought of that.

8&stuff

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wow lol. that things wild

JAMMINKRAZY

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Yeah losi's have enough flex anyway. especially the tft chassis and 2.0 chassis. I run the khz extended mount so that would keep flex down in the spur/bell area but damn $40 for 1 chassis brace.

MikeFriery

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I've seen other people make their own out of electric shocks.

garen

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You have more than 1 option with Fioroni:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/22275

jamminnay

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it is a cool design.. i just do not see the need for it

JAMMINKRAZY

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+1 exactly

am

The losi 8 that won the Italian champs wo with a shockabsorber instead of the rear chassibrace. It had no spring but the shockshaft was "filled with O-rings to act as a spring, and probebly very hard diffoil in the shock. You can tune the grip on the rear end of the car that way, and how it works through bumps. It is actually a good tuning option.

The SV Crono won the euros twice with a car with a fifth shockabsorber for the rear chassibrace.

Jaz240

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Cool But Useless

JAMMINKRAZY

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+1 maybe for $20 not $40

MikeFriery

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no one has ever went through the trouble of creating something that does nothing

jamminnay

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well that is true.. i bet it is used mostly on euro style tracks