notez2beat
Pebble Pounder
I am trying to decide between these two chassis' for my new MRC. I have read about them both but would like some opinions from anyone that may have run/tried them both. What are the pros and cons of each?
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RCBros Mixer vs Skullz Chassis
- Thread starter notez2beat
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JOMJ87
Quarry Creeper
I currently have a skulz and like it better then stock. I stayed with the stock 3 link on it but was able to move the shocks and everything around till it made me happy. With all that being said i am hoping i get a mixer from the wife for XMas its all i asked for. It has 4 links and new link plates plus the reviews i have seen have been good. PLUS its not expensive but pretty much has everything you need in one package.
Cole
Cole
Mr. Ed
RCC Addict
skullz chassis....good upgrade
miXer chassis....Awesome upgrade
miXer is worth the extra bucks"thumbsup"
miXer chassis....Awesome upgrade
miXer is worth the extra bucks"thumbsup"
notez2beat
Pebble Pounder
thanks for the info guys. i guess i am leaning towards the mixer kit.
Black Demon
Newbie
anyone ever have any experience with the DMG Nat for competition?
My only complaints with the miXer right now are it flexes more in one direction than the other because the links were not cut straight when I got them. I am planning on buying some delrin and making my own to fix this problem.
