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Old 17-03-2016
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Default YZ2 Nozzle Wing Mount

Hello Drivers,

I have made a Nozzle Wing Mount 3D printed for those who wish one.
I know there is the Proline model...but still not available...so

Wing on photo: Finnisher RC10B5 Front Wing - Narrow Ref: 148

To place an order : http://shpws.me/LWWY






And a little tutorial to install correctly your front wing :
1) On graph paper draw a square 2cmx2cm, as shown:

2) Make marks on the wing

3) Superimpose the wing on the graph paper

4) Pre-Drill

5) And Drill
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That looks good!

Love the YZ4 battery brace as well!
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Nice, have you ever thought of doing rear skid plates ?, I would def buy one.
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Nice, have you ever thought of doing rear skid plates ?, I would def buy one.
What do you mean by "rear skid plates" ?
...something to protect the rear end of the chassis ?



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Yeah I had a t-bone skid plate on my b5m just to stop damage on the back edge of the alloy chassis due to landings, and also stops it tearing through the chassis skin etc, came with slightly longer screws to adjust for the extra thickness.
It reduced the ground clearance just at the back by 2mm but no effect to the ride height, been after one for my k2 also but don't think anyone does such a thing.
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Looks good that. How durable are then? I've seen quite a few different front wing mounts take a beating and break with an impact, including the proline one.
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Yeah I had a t-bone skid plate on my b5m just to stop damage on the back edge of the alloy chassis due to landings, and also stops it tearing through the chassis skin etc, came with slightly longer screws to adjust for the extra thickness.
It reduced the ground clearance just at the back by 2mm but no effect to the ride height, been after one for my k2 also but don't think anyone does such a thing.

Try a bit of Kydex, easy to cut and sand, just drill and countersink, can be formed with heat easily too, tough as boots!

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