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Old 25-06-2013
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Old 25-06-2013
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Looks really good now, a nice base car revised for the better

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Mmmm,will some people still need to carry a straight edge in their pit box for the bendy chassis or has this issue been solved now?
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Kit or conversion?
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Mmmm,will some people still need to carry a straight edge in their pit box for the bendy chassis or has this issue been solved now?
It can't have been sorted, if you have a flat sheet of aluminium with out any support it's going to bend. The question is if you can live with that to have the characteristic of a flat chassis.
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It can't have been sorted, if you have a flat sheet of aluminium with out any support it's going to bend. The question is if you can live with that to have the characteristic of a flat chassis.
The question really then , is why persist with a flat chassis and not do a tub shape similar to the vega one ..?
Looks rather like your rear mounts Noel .......!!
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What does "revised Bulldog body" mean?
I'd like to keep my current (and spare..) body and undertray..
Hope they still fit!
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