Options for Bomber frame rails?

[Stray]

Hello team.

who make custom frame rail/chassis kits for the bomber?

I currently have an Xtraseed steel cage, but looking to go to a more truck like look

thanks

 

[MasteroFlego]

Xtreme racing makes one, but it's more like a monster truck kind of shape

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[TheLetterJ]

I'm heavily considering going this route too... BPC also makes a stainless steel one, but their website lacks pics/details (other than the $85 price.) The only pics I've found were in RJohn929's build thread: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-rr10-bomber/578399-rjohns-bpc-bomber.html#post5850065

 

[Stray]

Just ordered the xtreme racing kit in carbon fibre. $160aud ouch...

 

[m1009cucv]

i had a BPC bomber. was a blast with i still had it

 

[Stray]

Ill see how the xtreme one goes, if. No good then I may look at the bpc.

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[durok]

I have the Xtreme Racing one, planning on a build with a very unique Lexan body mounted using Pro-Line Racing's "608700 Extended Front and Rear Body Mounts for Slash 4x4" mounted to the sides of the chassis and holding the body on along the rocker panel area with Pro-Line's nifty screw on body mounting system (Secure-Lock Caps)...

Been planning this for ages, finally got the body a couple weeks ago.

Gonna be dope!

(BTW - this chassis only looks like a monster truck if you use huge tires and certain bodies - HINT: think Slash-compatible bodies for more scale-accurate wheel coverage)

 

[Stray]

Nice, I'm going to use the kyosho mad crusher body.....

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[durok]

Check this thread for Lanky's build:

http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-rr10-bomber/576234-xtreme-racing-frame-rail-kit.html

He used somewhat narrower bodies, though...

 

[TheLetterJ]

i had a BPC bomber. was a blast with i still had it

A few questions for ya. What all did it include, 2 rails and a couple of crossmembers? Was the battery tray included? Did it make any appreciable change to the center of gravity, weight, or overall performance?

I have this idea in my head to convert one of my Wraiths to the BPC Bomber chassis and swap back & forth between a short course body and a small 2.2s type body depending on the day's planned terrain. I've just grown tired of it looking like everybody else's Wraith.

 

[Stray]

it came with a 2 piece rail per side, battery tray (no straps), chassis braces, required screws.

It went together easy, but it seem about 10mm wider than the Bomber skid with the included braces/link bars... (might just be how I set it up but I couldn't work it out)

I came from a steel cage so its WAY lighter. However it has a high battery tray and with a big heavy 5000mah 3s battery it is a little top heavy (ill move it lower soon). I still need to install the sway bar which should help a lot.

All in all I love it, but it definitely was not happy with the $160aud I had to pay to get it including delivery to AUS.

 

[Stray]

I've made a few changes since I took these pics, but gives you an idea

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[raul shabinguez]

I won a set of Kodiak Customs frame rails, and used them. Thry were designed for an scx10. Pretty much any frame rails can work....just might need to get creative.

 

[Stray]

Some updates.

I used the supplied battery tray to hold my esc, and added a old battery tray I had lying around to the front. I need to move the battery lower.

One problem with having the big motor and esc is its heavy! And really moves the CG up. Hopefully finding a way to lower the battery will help. I don't really want to crank the weighs on the axles as I don't do much crawling...

Time to put on the thinking cap...

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[durok]

You need a BPC Transverse Battery Tray... across the frame rails just in front of the motor, or just look at the pics and make one yourself, easy enough - here's mine on a Ascender chassis - same concept:

 

[Stray]

Yeah cool, I'll see what I can make up

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