your in Houston TX??? il definantly be having you do some stuff for me in the near future!

Dont see a better way. Youre trying to enter a market with no real progression or new ideas, just another clone company.

I'm willing to take a chance and see how it goes. If it works it works and if it doesn't it doesn't, we'll just have to wait and see won't we.

Cool! Just give me a heads up!

Haha I got a few tricks up my sleeve.

DEX210 shock towers for a good price.

Oh and +1 about CF chassis, even if you did make them awesome they will cost $$$ and I would rather spend it on other things that give better performance improvements or are just needed for durability.

Whats your RC history?

I dont think that youre understanding that the chassis IS a wear item on a 1/8 buggy or truggy. They were made to be worn out and replaced.

Youre best bet is to stick to shocktowers, top plates, and radiotrays.

The on road 1/8 GT class is becoming very popular at local tracks. Companies like team C, Serpent and Kyosho have dominated the segment. If you we're to make a xray xb9, associated RC8 or hotbodies conversion with a carbon chassis and lowered shock mounts I can see a little niche for you. What ever you decide. Good luck.

Carbon fiber wings would be cool.

You think I dont know that? And who are telling me what I should do or not? If I wanna make chassis then let it be, if you don't like that then you don't have to buy it.

+1

Vantage made one for the Revo. It was cool till you rolled it a couple times. Then you were pissed because you spent $100 on a wing that snapped in half.

Not saying what you can and cant make, you asked for suggestions and I gave you your best options for making a product that will sell.

If he wants to make it and if people buy it who cares. I do see some advice on here about making shock towers and other small parts. What about side guards, chassis braces, radio trays, top plates, diff housings? Losi 8ight T 2.0 has problems with flex in the rear diff housing causing the gears to skip and constant re shimming. Maybe a rear diff housing and shock towers.

If I were going to make carbon fiber parts, I would probably start with other things than the chassis as most people think it isn't that good of an idea, in Asia they do love 1/8 buggy on road so the chassis in the Asia market might take hold. But as for what to build, I think you have your answer start with shock towers and top plates center diff covers, if you can refine the process enough to make contoured surfaces that are very accurate then try to make diff housings as well. These areas flex and if they were stronger people would probably buy them. I know I would buy a 8T rear diff housing, also a top plate or shock tower or two for my mills.

Good luck with your venture, and if you are set in chassis design, I would suggest trying to weave in or layer a thin piece of aluminum into the chassis for added support, maybe 1 mil in the middle of your chassis. Mainly because everyone seems to think the chassis will snap on the back half

This may sound weird but I'm gonna give my idea and you take it for what it's worth. I think you would have a better chance at making carbon fiber bodies. I know this sounds stupid and for racing it most likely is, but for bashing i think a carbon body would be kick ass.

Hey bro, you came here asking for input..