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"Experienced user"

Nooby - 1.06.13, 12:14 pm

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Have someone ever cut the stock slash body so it would look cooler, a bit like a bajr body?
I am thinking of doing that but i dont want to mess up my body.
Someone pictures, tips or suggestions?

Slash 2wd + toro 4-pole motor
Stock old traxxas rustler
Exceed dynamite A.K.A hsp brontosaurus A.K.A uhg.. *never mind*
Young rc'er

"Vacationing user"

Byodood - 1.06.13, 12:21 pm

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the stock slash body comes with a bunch of outlines which are in the cast for it, since the slayer (and now the nitro slash) used the same body. Maybe cut some of those holes out and see how it do?

"きりと"

hazardouschurch - 1.06.13, 12:23 pm

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Dont have any picture but i usually cut the flappy parts off the bodys as they wear mostly its the rear fender wells that end up breaking off and that we have to cut.

CARNAGE

"Experienced user"

Nooby - 1.06.13, 12:28 pm

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Okay, i was thinking about cutting the rear and front fenders, just like the bajr

Slash 2wd + toro 4-pole motor
Stock old traxxas rustler
Exceed dynamite A.K.A hsp brontosaurus A.K.A uhg.. *never mind*
Young rc'er

"Vacationing user"

Byodood - 1.06.13, 12:30 pm

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Oh that? Im sure you could. It'll never look right though, since the body wasn't designed with that in mind. It'll always look a bit... off. Probably better off grabbing a bajr-designed body.

"Experienced user"

trashyrich - 1.06.13, 4:54 pm

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Yea. My rear fenders are getting a bit floppy. They will prolly get cut off soon.

It is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.

"Regular user"

SlashDaddy - 1.06.13, 8:54 pm

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I did it to my hummer body

I know its a different body but might help with where to cut

2wd Slash: Proline Protrak, Proline power strokes, Proline steerin, EZrun 8.5 turn, Spectrum S6070 Servo, STRC caster blocks,
4x4 Slash: Castle MMP SCT, Custom CF mount, Losi SCTE shocks, MIP Xduty Axels,RPM front Arms, RPM Front Bumper

"Experienced user"

Nooby - 1.07.13, 2:08 pm

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That looks pretty cool, someone else pictures?

Slash 2wd + toro 4-pole motor
Stock old traxxas rustler
Exceed dynamite A.K.A hsp brontosaurus A.K.A uhg.. *never mind*
Young rc'er

"Experienced user"

trashyrich - 1.07.13, 2:43 pm

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Yep. I think my rear fenders will be getting that treatment soon. The shoo goo isnt really helping any more.

Does getting rid of the fenders help with the parachting effect?

It is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.

"casual master mechanic"

gnrkenny - 1.07.13, 3:00 pm

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when you do that to the front, every time you land on the lid it will crack more and more across the windshield. I had a friend that did it and he ended up trashing it with in a week of running.

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