It's over priced because you had one and didn't like it? Or it's over priced because you think the other is cooler? I think it's pretty cheap compared to the others and works great for me. NO rollovers and handles great. Having said that I am will say I've haven't tried any of the other chassis....

Ill use this example. I had a 1/8 inch stainless steel rod used as a chassis brace on my e revo. Took me all of 20 minutes to break it and the chassis at the skate park.

Took flat ground and a barrel roll to break my stock slash chassis. I'd rather break something cheap and easy to replace.

skateparks + rc cars.... 'nuff said.

yes well well skate parks plus david = not likely. If your running a skate park the last thing you want to put into your truck is money.

No no, not that at all I mean for some one that docent get allot of money (like me) at one time and has some saved up i would just go for the other one since is was made bay a well know brand.

I am not trying to talk bad about the A3 or anything, it is a great idea and thought, but the other is newer and more than likely machine build rather than hand made. (witch could be a good thing or a bad thing).

Also would you be as so kind to post a picture of your truck with the A3 chassis on it please?

I don't have pics of mine but here is a nice video it has a Slice A3 and a stock slash so you can see the differences. There are also updated versions of this chassis and ones for the 4WD Slash at the chuckworks site.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf3q38UFgXE

Love my STRC LCG Slash. I don't see the need for spending more money.

I agree totally. Except I did mine for about 20 bucks in aluminum plate, and screws, instead of the strc kit. Works just as well, and if anything breaks on the chassis, I can just make a new and improved mo/better one.

Besides, i am having no luck getting near 88 mph, with the added weight of the flux capacitor unit. It may be awhile before I can get my Lcg timetraveling slash anywere out of this timezone.

blakktalon, not all of us are as mechanical as you. I buy stuff and leave the fabrication to someone who knows better.

I would build my own if I had the time, money, patients, and tools to do so.

also were do you get the materials, like the 3mm aluminum?