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05.24.2007, 01:07 PM
Well Im really thinking about a roll cage cause Im not that good on landings. So I Thought Of this cage. Its $80 and its strong. I already have the rear traxxas bulk and planning to get the front with skids and bulk braces. So for the cage Im thinking silver. I have a stock red body right now. PICS PLZ
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05.24.2007, 01:09 PM
It's rather weak; i've seen them deformed. they are made from ~2mm thick aluminum. Why not buy two .060 proline bodies and put these over eachother?
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05.24.2007, 01:22 PM
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It's rather weak; i've seen them deformed. they are made from ~2mm thick aluminum. Why not buy two .060 proline bodies and put these over eachother?
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That's a quick & easy solution.
The RC Raven cage is a much better value at around $30. They are strong but not indestructable. They offer the cases in stainless as well.
New Era Models probably makes the most indestructable cages I've seen, but that strength comes at a price.
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05.24.2007, 02:44 PM
Well I dont want to put 2 bodys. Well I liked the rc sol. cage cause it has built in body post so no more bent ones. Well it would be the rc solution cage OR THE FASTLANE EXT CHASSIS
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05.24.2007, 02:49 PM
The fastlane chassis is nice. I've got one and like it!
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05.24.2007, 04:56 PM
pics?
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05.24.2007, 04:57 PM
Well what do I do about upside down landings?
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05.24.2007, 05:05 PM
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Land on the wheels dummy! JK!
You can get extended wheelbase rollcages, or modify the standard length to fit. I modified one but ended up selling it to a guy in "desperate" need. He also had an FLM chassis. I need to modify one (again) for me now. Mods can be done with a MIG, or TIG welder or if you are desperate and dont have access to one then cut the cage and get a piece of tubing that can span the needed extension.
I can modify one for f saws, etc.
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05.24.2007, 05:52 PM
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Get REALLY big tires and it won't matter which way you land. :005:
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05.24.2007, 06:08 PM
Jumbo kongs.. Jumbo drivetrain killers..
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05.24.2007, 06:09 PM
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That depends; if it's a front flip you need to pad the throttle a little bit more, and if it's a backflip you need to be easier on the throttle.
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05.24.2007, 07:01 PM
Well I need I need to start practiceing on my jump but I just need some protection. I was thinking about doing both. so thats probaly what youll see. I can weld but so can my brother but hes a fabricater. He did 5 cars for stevie ray vuaghans brother jimmy vuaghun. So Ill do the silver cage first.
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05.24.2007, 09:52 PM
hard bodies has some pretty tough roll cages that are decent looking too.
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05.25.2007, 10:49 AM
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Well I need I need to start practiceing on my jump but I just need some protection. I was thinking about doing both. so thats probaly what youll see. I can weld but so can my brother but hes a fabricater. He did 5 cars for stevie ray vuaghans brother jimmy vuaghun. So Ill do the silver cage first.
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Sounds like a plan!
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05.25.2007, 11:32 AM
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The fastlane chassis is nice. I've got one and like it!
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I concur. I love my FLM ext. chassis. It made my maxx handle like it should have stock ;)
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