Brazin or toyzuki

[0311]

Trying to decide , need some opinions pros and cons on each chassi .

[Highmark]

Depends on what you want to do with it.

Comp - Toyzuki
Other stuff - depends on what's important to you.

[gac1983]

Toyzuki Parts are lights out the best....

[BrazinScaleRC]

toyzuki makes great product, that is why we adapted our chassis to accept his forward motor mount, as well as almost always keeping his parts in stock to sell as a kit. Like Highmark stated, it is all in what you want to do with the chassis. if you want to be able to run 110mm shocks in droop, our chassis has the clearance for that. we also just released our rails in G10 so if you are looking to keep a light rig, we can help there too.
Either way you decide to go, you will not be disappointed.

[0311]

Do you offer a package that includes their motor mount with the g10 chassi.

[BrazinScaleRC]

Sure do! We even have his g10 motor mount in stock. PM me for pricing

[JBurke187]

I love my Brazin scale chassis, I am currently rebuilding my comp rig. The truck is much more stable now, especially when I run it in droop, I will say it may be a tad low with the 100mm shocks on there but it can climb and do off camber stuff like nobody's business.

Get the smooth skid too if it is in your budget. I ended up buying one from my buddy.

[doublej]

It all comes down to what you want....
To me the Brazin chassis is a Mustache, raised shock mounts for axle travel. The Toyzuki is slightly more "scale" but still allows a low low ride height and better break over.

Pick your flavor and build

[treadway47025]

Originally Posted by BrazinScaleRC

toyzuki makes great product, that is why we adapted our chassis to accept his forward motor mount, as well as almost always keeping his parts in stock to sell as a kit. Like Highmark stated, it is all in what you want to do with the chassis. if you want to be able to run 110mm shocks in droop, our chassis has the clearance for that. we also just released our rails in G10 so if you are looking to keep a light rig, we can help there too.
Either way you decide to go, you will not be disappointed.

will a vanquish 3link with panhard and cms work well with your chassis?

[BrazinScaleRC]

I run vanquish cms parts on my comp rig. The panhard bracket I use is the one out of the scx Currie kit. Simply drilled a hole where I needed the panhard to be and bolted it in. As for the cms, it would need modifications.

[Di_Spencer]

Originally Posted by BrazinScaleRC

I run vanquish cms parts on my comp rig. The panhard bracket I use is the one out of the scx Currie kit. Simply drilled a hole where I needed the panhard to be and bolted it in. As for the cms, it would need modifications.

You can run the vanquish cms/bumper mount to hold the servo. It would also give more clearance for the toyzuki setup.

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[BrazinScaleRC]

Yes, that is another option. For my servo mounts, I just attached long servo mounts to the chassis and have the servo go across the chassis at the front. kind of a pain in the ass if/when I have to remove my bumper though due to them using the same mounts.