I'd like to order one with the center shafts. Are they still in business? I read that they are overseas now. Their site has no contact information...
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vantage racing extended revo carbon fiber chassis....
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2revo1maxx
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Imo, it would be a complete waste of money unless you're building a queen.
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I like the longer chassis, haven't found anyone that makes an aluminum version...
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The Vantage chassis are extremely fragile, as i have seen actually crack while racing.
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Same length as the 3.3 chassis . . . biggest advantage is it moves the RX box and steering servo as far forward as is possible . . . . immediately behind the front a arms . . .
Stack it hard enough the carbon chassis will crack - stack it hard enough with an alloy chassis it will bend . . .
http://www.hobbyman.com.au/RE0302/CARBON-FIBER-CHASSIS,-REVO-EXT.W_or_SHAFTS/pd.php
Stack it hard enough the carbon chassis will crack - stack it hard enough with an alloy chassis it will bend . . .
http://www.hobbyman.com.au/RE0302/CARBON-FIBER-CHASSIS,-REVO-EXT.W_or_SHAFTS/pd.php
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That's way more than what vantage has it listed for... if that is the only place I can get it I'll pass. Maybe I'll test my welding skills and make one out of two aluminum chassis...
2revo1maxx
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Why not use the traxxas extended a-arms?