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Takedown · 12:26 PM

You should take a look into FS-Racing. Their stuff is cheap and In my opinion its quality.

Chassis I plan to use "chassis came with my 1/5 FSR mt", "solid as a rock"- http://www.fsracingusa.com/fs112125chassis.aspx

F-150 1/5 Body I plan to use "already have one but need another"- http://www.oversizerc.com/p/452928/f...l---black.html

The chassis I linked gives you plenty of room to move the front and rear assemblies back and forth to compensate with the wheelwell alignments. My 1/5 FSR MT was 32.5in long with a short bumper with that chassis and it wasnt even stretched along the chassis as long as it could be.
I would also like to get another set of rear and front center dogbones and cups. Their extremely reliable and their hardened steel.

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Takedown WARNING: May become violent. Offline Posts: 2,426 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wisconsin	03.19.2009, 12:24 PM You should take a look into FS-Racing. Their stuff is cheap and In my opinion its quality. Chassis I plan to use "chassis came with my 1/5 FSR mt", "solid as a rock"- http://www.fsracingusa.com/fs112125chassis.aspx F-150 1/5 Body I plan to use "already have one but need another"- http://www.oversizerc.com/p/452928/f...l---black.html The chassis I linked gives you plenty of room to move the front and rear assemblies back and forth to compensate with the wheelwell alignments. My 1/5 FSR MT was 32.5in long with a short bumper with that chassis and it wasnt even stretched along the chassis as long as it could be. I would also like to get another set of rear and front center dogbones and cups. Their extremely reliable and their hardened steel. RIP- Tammy (9/14/08) Lamborghini's= True Engineering Marvel's Last edited by Takedown; 03.19.2009 at 12:26 PM.