RC Chassis Kit Frame Girder LCG Carbon Fiber for 1/10 RC Rock Crawle, Gen3 Carbon Fiber LCG Chassis Rails Kit, Lightweight Thickened Cheater Rigs Frame Rails for 1/10 RC Rock Crawler Axial SCX10

The media could not be loaded. I gotta say, this kit it’s awesome, for the price and how easy it was to build(at least for me). I wanted to build a competition crawler and I didn’t want to go with the other main companies ppl use. I wanted to be different and prove that you don't need to spend a ton of money to be competitive. The rails were perfect, no warped or chipped areas, all the machining was done perfectly. Everything went together as it should.It has tons of adjustments for link, shocks, body post, etc. definitely a good kit. Only downside its no pictures nor instructions on how to put it together. I had to use pictures from the Amazon post to be able to get it right.As far as performance, on the first run i placed 9th in class two from 30 ppl that entered. That was not bad considering it was the first time out. Since then i did a few more adjustments and i will try it again in the next comp.In my opinion it definitely worth the money.

Was looking for a chassis for new build. Did not want to spend a ridiculous amount on a name brand one. My build is mostly from an excess of parts i have so this chassis caught my eye because of it’s shock mounting positions. It came with no instructions so had to use the pictures from listing to figure it out. Not bad at all compared to my rhino rc chassis. The downside is that they do not provide the screws for transmission mount for the links. They are long and i had to use a lcg trans mount i had but it is not ideal. Without those long link screws it is a dead end.

Great quality and fun to build, worked great for my rig build!

Not all the parts were shipped and no way to get ahold of the seller I picked this chassis over more popular chassis because I like the design!! But when they only send half of the kit it’s pretty pointless I won’t be making this mistake again!!

Awesome quality but has no instructions on how to assemble and has several different sizes screws and stand-offs so you have to trial by error moving screws around till you use the right length. Has a forward angled skid and tons of shock mounting holes. Badass chassis!

The kit is complete and comes with everything you need. It has unique styling and it performs pretty well. It comes with no instructions so you kind of have to know your way around RC building or just carefully study the product page as well. It is not a bad price for a carbon custom rail with the basic accessories needed as well.

Biggest different thing I noticed with this CF chassis set are its side skids. It is installed with vertical plates parallel or adjacent to the chassis rail with spacers so that it can be used to set electronics. It does save on weight definitely, though it rests on an actual field test if the space slots it left will snag on obstacles when crawling instead of sliding over it. And if so, the skids will be rendered useless.Other than that, the chassis has decent break over angle, has several options for shock installation, and has stiff enough chassis braces provided. It came with bolts and 'nyloc' nuts. Battery tray is installed to add frontal weight bias and the skid has heft to it, which should last the abuse of sliding over rocks. I haven't figured out what axles work best for this chassis but I'm excited and interested to see how this will perform after I'm done with this build.

There are a lot of flat rail chassis available in the market. A lot of them are from your usual brand names in this niche market like GSpeed, Brazin Scale, TGH, etc. I was always curious how these generic flat rails would compare, so I decided to take a leap. I remember seeing some very early generic flat rails when they started coming out, and they didn't look very promising or had a weird setup. This particular frame looked like they started making improvements and incorporating certain elements that the name brands do. Overall the quality of the materials and parts are actually pretty good! It's also got some of the adjustments that you'd want in the places where you would want them too. I'm excited to compare this with my other flat rail builds when I finish them.