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Trying to figure out what this frame is has no markings or anything on it. It looks like its been CNC machined
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Well I figured it was that but the battery box and receiver box won't fit onto it holes don't line up
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Well that could be lol I got 4 trucks and was going to build this one to be all aluminum just kinda be a show/street driven
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In other words, someone like me when it comes to some things 
Judging by the shape of the cut outs and the thick center rib, that appears to be a Pro Hobby Racing chassis of some sort.
I have a Pro Hobby Pistol Grip chassis and I see the same characteristics in both chassis.
I'll get some pics posted if you'd like so you can see for yourself.
These chassis were built for specifically for racing.
The oddly shaped rear section of the chassis allows you to bump start a non pull start big or small block engine.
The numerous holes are drilled to allow you to locate your components where you want for best weight distribution. For example, your stock T Maxx fuel tank location is drilled with additional holes to accommodate a throttle servo for a direct throttle link.
The area where the battery box normally mounts is drilled to accommodate an 1/8 scale buggy style fuel tank using a two post mount
A hump back are flat pack style rechargeable battery can be zip tied to the chassis up front to allow better weight balance.
Your receiver box can be replaced with a 1/8 buggy receiver box or something like this:
http://www.fullforcerc.com/FF060
I have a Pro Hobby Pistol Grip chassis and I see the same characteristics in both chassis.
I'll get some pics posted if you'd like so you can see for yourself.
These chassis were built for specifically for racing.
The oddly shaped rear section of the chassis allows you to bump start a non pull start big or small block engine.
The numerous holes are drilled to allow you to locate your components where you want for best weight distribution. For example, your stock T Maxx fuel tank location is drilled with additional holes to accommodate a throttle servo for a direct throttle link.
The area where the battery box normally mounts is drilled to accommodate an 1/8 scale buggy style fuel tank using a two post mount
A hump back are flat pack style rechargeable battery can be zip tied to the chassis up front to allow better weight balance.
Your receiver box can be replaced with a 1/8 buggy receiver box or something like this:
http://www.fullforcerc.com/FF060
