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RC-Monster Mike · 02.20.2005, 02:54 PM

The aluminum chassis is popular for racing, and it includes all the necessary mounting screws, battery straps and instructions for putting it together. We ship pretty much anywhere, and have shipped to Canada a few times, so no worries there. The stock chassis is designed to hold 6 cells on each side. The g-maxx chassis can hold up to 8 cells flat per side, and more if you stack them. When you go brushless, the extension kit is a worthwhile upgrade, as the front end becomes difficult to keep on the ground otherwise!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	02.20.2005, 02:54 PM The aluminum chassis is popular for racing, and it includes all the necessary mounting screws, battery straps and instructions for putting it together. We ship pretty much anywhere, and have shipped to Canada a few times, so no worries there. The stock chassis is designed to hold 6 cells on each side. The g-maxx chassis can hold up to 8 cells flat per side, and more if you stack them. When you go brushless, the extension kit is a worthwhile upgrade, as the front end becomes difficult to keep on the ground otherwise!