Pull back chassis

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    • November 19, 2003 at 5:23 pm #11908
      twizm
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      anyone thought of modding their bit into a pull back chassis? id do it but i dont have the money or parts to be killing bits. the chassis would definitely be lighter, and would looks like it might hold a bit more storage room for batteries, motors, etc.

    • November 19, 2003 at 6:23 pm #48006
      betty.k
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      sounds interesting. would be a lot of work, but if done well there would be a bit more space for extra batts and pcb’s:8ball:

    • November 19, 2003 at 8:59 pm #48010
      VooDooMafia
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      I am not sure they would be an advantage to this. After you add all the mounting brackets you would take up most of that space.

      Why not just take a SBCG chassie and replace the PBC or crystal to avoid the range issue.

    • November 20, 2003 at 7:48 pm #48047
      HACHI-RYOKU
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      The supers don’t use a crystal, they use a potentiometer wraped with enamled wire. I did replace the pcb’s on several. You loose the higher torque characteristics when you loose the super pcb, but you can get it all back and more with the mosfet mod.

      I’m actually interested in this idea myself, but haven’t really come up with any good ideas. I did see someone do this type of mod before though. They took a bit steering compartment, hacked it off and replaced the pullbacks front with the bits front. He said it worked pretty good. I don’t think it really gave him any speed increase though.

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