I did not have time to test that. My nitro buggy is set with .5 in. The Ebuggy is set with 1 out.

I got a couple sets for myself and Osborne. They fit good. I ran 450 front 500 rear but it was colder than a well digger on the track side of the building.

I'll wait til you get these in....put me down for 2 sets:nod:

The INTECH BR-6E E-Buggy Parts are now in stock.

The FTW Mugen Night Fox body is a nice fit for the car.
Body mounting hole are on par. Cut the sides of the body in the bend of the bottom of the body. This will allow it to fully cover the mud guards. Install on car and use a Sharpy to outline the engine head. The Intech sits the engine back a bit further than the Mugen according to the body. Very simple to do and looks good as well. Be sure to enlongate the rear body mount hole in both directions for flex reasons. Also trim some of the body away from the shock towers. Making the body mount hole bigger without trimming away from the tower will only allow flex protection one way.

got my kit today, Will start building soon.

Use longer bolts on the chassis braces. (through the chassis) Trim the body mounting holes for lots of movement and use plenty of thread lock. Make sure any and all screws go through the rubber lock on the nuts.

Happy building.

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...took Neesh advise on Bitty 808 body

http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...ps4c6bede3.jpg

That's a cool looking body!

Oh yeah bro......looks killer!

Well got the front and rear together so far. Very impressed with the fit and finish of this car. I didnt shim the diffs or pinions at all and they feel great. Hope to finish most of the car tomorrow

Hi,

My naves Orcine Abreu and i've been running with Intech buggy since 2011 with Intech br5. I'm Rb racing team driver in Brazil and we are Vera exciting To run with new Intech br6. I'M here To chance informations and handle some things about this buggy. When i cold pub my photos i will. Thanks Gene from vp pro usa for the ships.

absolute hobbyz has them in stock...;)

I have one question. Cold some bode help me on that? My br6 and the older one br5 have the same problem. The compression shocks are Vera hard and the buggy do not tatch the ground under force compression. I think it cause less weght transfer for the front when breaks and it cause less stear on the corners. Now can i fix that? Thanks

Not sure what your asking but if your saying your shocks are too stiff then maybe you have too much rebound in it. Look a few posts back where Gene posted Drakes shock clinic and it should fix you up.