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06.01.2010, 03:20 AM
They were just regular aluminum angle. Pretty much all of the aluminum angle I have seen have that same line (or similar ones) which is formed as the raw semi-molten aluminum is forced through the shaping-die that creates the angle out of regular aluminum stock.
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06.01.2010, 09:29 AM
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Guelph, Canada, eh!
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06.01.2010, 10:36 AM
The aluminum angle was just something I picked up at Home Depot a while back. I just tried the truck with the biggest and heaviest 3S lipos I have which are the Turnigy 5800 mah and jumped it funny quite a few times. Landing on the lid, the rear, the nose, cartwheeling. I cracked the body and slightly bent a steering turnbuckle in the process but the battery boxes are intact. Looks like those brackets are doing the job.
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