Tresrey +10mm Alloy Chassis (DEX210)

[jo90]

Oh Hi

http://www.redrc.net/2013/02/tresrey...is/#more-61880



Price im guessing will be near the £100 marker but damn....it looks nice.

Only one gripe, no channel for the reciever lead from the speedo to reciever !

[spindles69]

Don't worry where the wires go JP,i'd put this in a frame and mount it on the wall. No way would i use it its just for looking at.

[pete68]

i have a +10 that will be available shortly
http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=121400
for 70$ canadian dollars plus shipping

[jo90]

Thanks Pete. Only trouble is for the cost of the chassis, post and then us getting stung for import duty it works out almost the same as the Tresrey item mate. So no offence but i'd probably go the Tresrey route.

[pete68]

ygpm

[chet]

10mm would be good for a big track and lots of air time. But for normal 1/10 tracks thats getting a little big no? I've spent a lot of time on local carpet tracks with plus 8mm and stock chassis. If the track is 13 seconds or under I am .2 to .3 seconds faster with stock chassis over the plus 8mm.

[fastfilli]

I wish Vega made a chassis for the DEX210

[fastfilli]

15.225 japanese yen = £103.95

[jo90]

Originally Posted by chet

10mm would be good for a big track and lots of air time. But for normal 1/10 tracks thats getting a little big no? I've spent a lot of time on local carpet tracks with plus 8mm and stock chassis. If the track is 13 seconds or under I am .2 to .3 seconds faster with stock chassis over the plus 8mm.

Alot of the guys over here though run the +8 on tight tracks. Seems to work better in the UK in that sense, but we do run more on combo's of wood, polish floor, gym matts, painted wood, astro and carpet.

[chet]

Yeah I bet its good on gym matts and painted wood. In Canada are carpet is really high bite. So it takes 8mm chassis longer to rotate I find on little tight tracks.