RCKid1992

I just took apart my T-maxx I was wondering what chassis I should get that lowers wieght?

oatmealman

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heres a place specific to the maxx,here you go

[link=http://2coolrc.com/chassis.html]this is it[/link]

RCKid1992

dont want sometin that much different, tone it down a bit lol.

oatmealman

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k i just searched google lol,how this
[link=http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/cgi-bin/store/13231.html]here[/link]

oatmealman

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hows this i think this will work good for u [ul]
[link=http://rcbuyersguide.com/detail2.asp?product_id=231]try this one[/link]

RCKid1992

very funny, this one looks good Super Duty Type II Chassis (Silver)

NEW! Super-Duty Type II Chassis for T-Maxx
Lighter and stronger than stock.

This is the new lightweight T-Maxx , Sportmaxx chassis made by Integy



$59.95

RCKid1992

http://www.2coolrc.com/images/Produc...egy/T3633S.jpg


this is pic of it will this one work with 2.5 engine?

overrev

Try the Hardcore Pro 15 chassis,weighs 3.9 ozs. made out titanium. Mike

Dale Gribble

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I prefer 7075 aluminum or titanium- you get lighter weight and a stiffer chassis. I just got the JT Racing 7075 chassis and JUST installed it and I am very happy with it.

Stay away from the RC Raven chassis; I had a hard time keeping the engine aligned on that one. They use this half arsed plate to secure the motor to the chassis and it plain doesn't work.

Oh, I got the JT Racing chassis for $30 on ebay. Do a search on posts by me. I had a post a while back on chassis choices and a LOT of people chimed in with good information.

RCKid1992

thanks everyone

fhm101

This is an extremely cheap knockoff of the Pro Hobby Racing Faze5 chassis. We bought one just for kicks and it folded like a cheap suit after about 10 minutes of hard running on a race track that the Faze 5 handles like it's a parking lot. It costs less, but you get what you pay for.