Hi guys,
This is the product I'm reviewing today:
The reason I bought this product ~$100 USD is because I'm sick destroying bodies on my SCT (including so-called unbreakable bodies) and I've had extremely good luck with those Bash Armor bodies in the past.
The second reason I went for this body is because the it is a Flo-Tek body and I'm hoping to get a lot less parachuting with it.
See the e-revo body I'm running on my MT410 with a lot of success here:
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/newest-addition-to-the-team-mt410.1889/
Installation:
Note that the body is extremely thick and it will not fit with the stock Tekno posts (the hole for the pin is too low).
To make it work nicely, I decided to use those posts:
To get them fit in the stock mounts, you will need to grind them a bit:
Since I already run those posts on a slash in the past, I decided to replace the head-less-screws with longer ones I got at a hardware store.
Stock screws:
Longer version:
To also prevent them from pulling off, I glued the screws in the posts:
Final result:
Mounted on my "1/8 scale SCT", (this is an EB48.2 turned into an SCT):
I love the fit and stance it has. Although I could live with more stickers to give it a bit more color.
See from the rear all the vents for air-flow:
I can tell you this thing is STRONG.
Full review in the next post.
This is the product I'm reviewing today:
The reason I bought this product ~$100 USD is because I'm sick destroying bodies on my SCT (including so-called unbreakable bodies) and I've had extremely good luck with those Bash Armor bodies in the past.
The second reason I went for this body is because the it is a Flo-Tek body and I'm hoping to get a lot less parachuting with it.
See the e-revo body I'm running on my MT410 with a lot of success here:
https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/newest-addition-to-the-team-mt410.1889/
Installation:
Note that the body is extremely thick and it will not fit with the stock Tekno posts (the hole for the pin is too low).
To make it work nicely, I decided to use those posts:
To get them fit in the stock mounts, you will need to grind them a bit:
Since I already run those posts on a slash in the past, I decided to replace the head-less-screws with longer ones I got at a hardware store.
Stock screws:
Longer version:
To also prevent them from pulling off, I glued the screws in the posts:
Final result:
Mounted on my "1/8 scale SCT", (this is an EB48.2 turned into an SCT):
I love the fit and stance it has. Although I could live with more stickers to give it a bit more color.
See from the rear all the vents for air-flow:
I can tell you this thing is STRONG.
Full review in the next post.