Absolutely! I'm located in Finland so the chassis is "Made in EU". "thumbsup"
Tomi
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NCD High Performance Carbon Fiber 2.2 Shafty/Sportsman Chassis
- Thread starter Tomy
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Absolutely! I'm located in Finland so the chassis is "Made in EU". "thumbsup"
Tomi
Oz Bruiser
RCC Addict
Its in the hands of "Tester's" as its been mentioned numerous times in the losi thread Pajey.
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=424787
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pajey
RCC Addict
Yeah oz I know, just making sure Tomi keeps on his toes NO slacking:mrgreen:. I'm only messing, just such a nice chassis. Your rig is looking good too oz bruiser"thumbsup".
63comet
Rock Crawler
Looks great. What is the ground clearance at the high point of the rear links in that side veiw? I see that mounting the rear shocks in the lower chassis holes would provide more rear clearance if needed. Thanks
Clearance at the highest point is 85mm with the car compressed under its own weight. Max clearance is 92mm.
The rear lowers now follow the driveshaft.
I will have a high clearance option available any day now that increases clearance towards the rear. This may make your dirveshaft vulnerable though, depending on your amount of clocking.
My personal preference for front skid plate height on a shafty is around 70mm. You really dont want to take it much higher or you sacrifice sidehilling performance too much.
The rear lowers now follow the driveshaft.
I will have a high clearance option available any day now that increases clearance towards the rear. This may make your dirveshaft vulnerable though, depending on your amount of clocking.
My personal preference for front skid plate height on a shafty is around 70mm. You really dont want to take it much higher or you sacrifice sidehilling performance too much.
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RivBlueNoma
Rock Crawler
I haven't seen this mentioned yet, are upper link/servo mounts included or possibly available at extra cost?
63comet
Rock Crawler
Thanks for the info Tomy, im anxious to see the higher clearance options(rear lower links?)
douwe
Rock Crawler
The chassis is looking better and better Tomi..
Those links have even a better clearance then my Ti ones... SO i need them for the supercrawl
Those links have even a better clearance then my Ti ones... SO i need them for the supercrawl
The more I look at this thread the more I think this will be my chassis I choose to build.
Tomy how much will a chassis with these new high clearance lower links , plus upper links and servo mount cost me posted to Australia.
Also how much extra is the cab for the top? Not sure if I want the cab yet tho.
Tomy how much will a chassis with these new high clearance lower links , plus upper links and servo mount cost me posted to Australia.
Also how much extra is the cab for the top? Not sure if I want the cab yet tho.
Redlinerob
Pebble Pounder
Base chassis + delrin lower links are 70 euros shipped.
Bodiless chassis + links are 95 euros shipped.
Add 15 euros for a set of front and rear link plates of your choice.
Thanks for your interest!
Tomi
Oz Bruiser
RCC Addict
Steve im not sure if the AX plate being sold yet. Mine are on route and Douwe and Everett only just got theirs. We have to test in use geneally, but Tomi may be able to help you out.
Ben
Ben
EverettY
E.Y. Designs
He doesn't have a link but just PM Tomy and he'll give you a price for them ;-)
Oz Bruiser
RCC Addict
Look at my thread and Ronalds as i have a different 4 link front plate to him .
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