My DMG Nat V3

[Drvnbeing]

Heres the specs:
Nat V3 (thank you Jerry)
HH mini torque master
tekkin fx-r
Hitec 645
Losi goodies (you can figure them out)
And some other stuff I put together

Once I get it out to the lake I will post up some more pics! Lovin this chassis already though, excellent work by Jerry .

[KrazyKrawler48]

for some reason those tubers just look like extra bars added to black mrc chassis. maybe if you took off the actual tuber part it would be a good chassis. good job on the truck and nice paint job

[dave m]

Originally Posted by KrazyKrawler48

for some reason those tubers just look like extra bars added to black mrc chassis. maybe if you took off the actual tuber part it would be a good chassis. good job on the truck and nice paint job

The DMG chassis side plates are far more substantial than the stock side plates. More customizable too. I think the tubers change the entire look of the MRC from toy to machine. I would like to see what Jerry could make that would be a little more scale. I think thats why I liked his NAT v1 so much, it seemed to be a more appropriate size for the rig.

FYI to drvnbeing, you can actually get both the ESC and the receiver on the little metal tray inside the frame if you want to. One fits on top, the other on the bottom. It cleans up the look of the rear axle area., keeps everything nice and tight. Sweet rig BTW.

[Drvnbeing]

Originally Posted by KrazyKrawler48

for some reason those tubers just look like extra bars added to black mrc chassis. maybe if you took off the actual tuber part it would be a good chassis. good job on the truck and nice paint job

I kind of thought the same when I first saw this, but after getting this the chassis is actually a lot bigger than stock, shock holes are almost exactly where they were on the chassis I had fabricated. This is a very well thought out/designed chassis. Truth of the matter you could take the tuber of and put a shell back on if you wanted too.

[Drvnbeing]

Originally Posted by dave m

The DMG chassis side plates are far more substantial than the stock side plates. More customizable too. I think the tubers change the entire look of the MRC from toy to machine. I would like to see what Jerry could make that would be a little more scale. I think thats why I liked his NAT v1 so much, it seemed to be a more appropriate size for the rig.

FYI to drvnbeing, you can actually get both the ESC and the receiver on the little metal tray inside the frame if you want to. One fits on top, the other on the bottom. It cleans up the look of the rear axle area., keeps everything nice and tight. Sweet rig BTW.

Hey thanks for pointing out that plate, completely over looked doing that!
Thanks!

[dave m]

Originally Posted by Drvnbeing

Hey thanks for pointing out that plate, completely over looked doing that!
Thanks!

No problem. On my NAT v3 I have the receiver on top and ESC underneath. Both are just held on with some velcro stickers, works great.

[Drvnbeing]

Hey I was wondering if I should run a BEC in conjunction with my setup here, any input or suggestions?? TIA

[Drvnbeing]

Okay so i had to run my rig with a body at this weekends comp due to rain and this is how it turned out. This chassis is awesome I just mounted a couple of post on there and BAM had a body on it.

[bigtim]

How do you like those tires? I'm running a nat v2 and was just wondering.

[Drvnbeing]

Originally Posted by bigtim

How do you like those tires? I'm running a nat v2 and was just wondering.

The bashers do pretty good. A hell of a lot better than stock, but I just ordered some flat irons today after seeing them preform at a comp this last weekend.

[bigtim]

Thanks for your info. I'm torn between the flatirons, the bashers and the blue claws. I do kind of like the clerance of the flatirons.