XR10 body options

[nicos]

Got myself a used XR10 and really enjoying the dual esc setup of the sanwa mt4s ! its got lots of upgraded parts but the original body is trashed.!
planing on going bodiless at some point with a different chassis but at the moment will leave as is.
what are my options body wise other than the standard hard body?
thanks.!

[snapon boy]

Hit up the xr10 picture thread about mid way threw for some ideas

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[nicos]

thanks ,been looking at the picture threads.!
most are adapted onto the xr10 and not made specifically for it.
i d rather order something that i know will fit...!

[Nastyman211]

Originally Posted by nicos

thanks ,been looking at the picture threads.!

most are adapted onto the xr10 and not made specifically for it.

i d rather order something that i know will fit...!

I just completed my XR10 build. I went with original body style and painted myself. Pretty sure I got it off of Amazon. There are pics of my rig towards the end of the pic thread. Good luck!!

-Nasty man


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[nicos]

Originally Posted by Nastyman211

I just completed my XR10 build. I went with original body style and painted myself. Pretty sure I got it off of Amazon. There are pics of my rig towards the end of the pic thread. Good luck!!

-Nasty man


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yup,realised not much out there so just ordered a new shell .!
will paint when it arrives as well..!

[snapon boy]

Jconcepts illusion body I think fits

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[Robbob]

Originally Posted by snapon boy

Jconcepts illusion body I think fits

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Doesnt meet the Roof to Hood measurement

But a little heat gun/hair dryer help can fix it.

[JENS]

Originally Posted by Robbob

Doesnt meet the Roof to Hood measurement

But a little heat gun/hair dryer help can fix it.

I thougth these measurements only applied to bodyless vehicles..........




▪ 2.1.4 - The vehicle's roof must be raised a minimum of 1” from the main chassis to resemble a cockpit. The frame sides must be an overall minimum of 1” tall (The cockpit & frame side are to be measured vertically from where the hood intersects the cab).



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[Robbob]

Originally Posted by JENS

I thougth these measurements only applied to bodyless vehicles..........




▪ 2.1.4 - The vehicle's roof must be raised a minimum of 1” from the main chassis to resemble a cockpit. The frame sides must be an overall minimum of 1” tall (The cockpit & frame side are to be measured vertically from where the hood intersects the cab).



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Body and Bodiless all have the same measurements now.

[JENS]

Originally Posted by Robbob

Body and Bodiless all have the same measurements now.

I see

But I find the "include chsssis with installed body" height measurement in shafty class a bit strange




▪ 2.5.6 - Bodied Vehicles only, typically a lexan body that is removable from chassis. Bodiless vehicles are prohibited. Bodies must be of original width and resemble a 1:1 vehicle with cab, door, and hood panels. Vehicle “body” measurements include chassis with installed body, and must be greater than or equal to 8" overall length, 3" overall width, and 3" overall height.




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[Robbob]

Originally Posted by JENS

I see

But I find the "include chsssis with installed body" height measurement in shafty class a bit strange




▪ 2.5.6 - Bodied Vehicles only, typically a lexan body that is removable from chassis. Bodiless vehicles are prohibited. Bodies must be of original width and resemble a 1:1 vehicle with cab, door, and hood panels. Vehicle “body” measurements include chassis with installed body, and must be greater than or equal to 8" overall length, 3" overall width, and 3" overall height.

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'include chassis' comes from the bodiless and body being of the same rules so if a bodiless needs 1'' roof then a body would too? Other wise we could see a bunch of micro bodies on shafty trucks

Im not rules committee though so maybe they have a different meaning to it .......