Love the Spare-Time Hobbies Chassis for Capra.
Chassis:
https://sth.ecwid.com/V1W-M2-Builders-Chassis-p181371373
Thanks RobotBoy, I ended up going with the Spare Time Hobbies V1W Z-PRO Leviathan chassis in carbon:
https://sth.ecwid.com/V1W-Z-Pro-Chassis-w-4x-Brace-p461984814
The fact that it's a Veteran Owned business helped seal the deal for me. All the parts necessary to complete the build are available as STL files or ready to go.
https://sth.ecwid.com/V1W-Z-Pro-Leviathan-c132390010
I thought I'd share the results "thumbsup"
All the Capra parts pretty much bolted right on, except for the drive shafts, where I had to instal a longer one in the rear and a shorter one in front. Not a big deal, as I have a ton of Axial Wild Boar parts in my parts stash.
Another minor issue was the dig servo's actuator arm was not reaching down into the transmission ring arm using the stock setup....
So I flipped the servo mounting blocks, installing the servo from beneath the blocks and raised the aluminum bracket on which the dig servo is mounted, one set of holes on the chassis rails. The preceding is complicated to say, but I think the pics are self-explanatory.
Steering duties handled by a JX HV7032 which has an all-metal case, is fast and has a brushless motor.
Power provided by a Team Brood 35T and HW1080 combo.
A 2000 mah 2C pack fits nicely on the optional battery tray. Shocks are Desert Lizards set up in 80% droop mode.
Body is the recently releases "Power Master" (dumb name IMO) from J Concepts. I like that it's short in the front making for a great approach angle.
Wheels are 2.2's by Injora wrapped in old style Losi Rock Claws
There you have it, what do you guys think?