Main Chassis Bottom Plate (glass fiber) - A2003T and 110BS

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Jun 09, 2016

A lot sturdier than the stock one. Almost no flex and improves handling a lot !

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Sep 27, 2013

plastic main chassis broke after a hard crash, so time to upgrade to this one! seriously doubt this one will be doing any breaking in any crashes, only thing is its troublesome to transfer all the parts over

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Sep 07, 2013

am holding off installing this, as i drive in very dusty/rocky ground and i like the bucket wall protection the factory plastic one offers. (i bought after reading comments about it reducing flex, and saving gears, but just set your slipper clutch correctly and its not an issue)

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Aug 12, 2013

Essential once you start upgrading. Adds a heap of strength to the chassis, much easier on the drive train as there is heaps less flex. Only takes a few minutes to fit if you leave the upper strut attached.

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Mar 07, 2013

Recommended upgrade. All the spur gear and pinion shaft alignment issues go away once you have a rigid chassis (the original plastic chassis flexes way too much).

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Jan 12, 2013

exelente upgrade para buggy 1/16

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Aug 22, 2012

Overall: Good Main Chassis Bottom Plate. I set this on my "1/16 Brushless 4WD Monster Beatle" under stock main chassis.
Pros: Very hard.
Cons: Some holes very nearly the same.
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Feb 06, 2012

It's much sturdier than the original plastic bottom plate, however, there are no sides, so dirt and dust sneaks into it easier.