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Old 09-02-2013
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hi guys are there any Aftermarket Mad Rat Shells that look different to the stock shell or is it only the stock shell for this car
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From teamC you can have a front cab if you want.
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I think the cab forward shell from Team C is for the +8mm chassis.

Penguin Custom bodyshells do a shell for the Mad Rat
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dont b4 shells fit, with some careful cutting?
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You can use the trf201 shell. That's what I have on mine and its the one pictured on eBay. Mines an xPro not a madrat but same thing really.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271146939798
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Phat's have just announced a new shell that will fit the Mad Monkey as a direct replacement.

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It may fit the Rat.

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Phat's have just announced a new shell that will fit the Mad Monkey as a direct replacement.

Area 52 news

It may fit the Rat.

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That's for the TM2. It will not fit the monkey or the rat.
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http://www.eurorc.com/product/2435/t...-body-for-tc02

This one fits, using it on my rat!!
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This is mine with the Steve Haskins shell on, admittedly the paint is crap

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does the front cab have any advantages as i personally think they dont look right and the rear cabs look better. The Tamiya one looks really good but are there any other designs
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what chassis is the Mad Rat similar or same as
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Most 2wd chassis are similar, the cab forward give more steering
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Phat's have just announced a new shell that will fit the Mad Monkey as a direct replacement.

Area 52 news

It may fit the Rat.

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Where can you get one of the Phat Mad Monkey shells? Is it for the x2c or the monkey? I wouldn't mind a new shell for my monkey.
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Where can you get one of the Phat Mad Monkey shells? Is it for the x2c or the monkey? I wouldn't mind a new shell for my monkey.
Phat have released there new shell for the TM2. Im not sure it will fit the X2C as they designed it to fit the new chassis but it definetly wont fit the monkey as its the stick pack chassis and its wider at the rear.

If you want a new shell i recommend the Penguin shell (Steve Haskins). I know a few people who use them and there strong cool looking shells

Thanks Steven

Here's link :- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ansmann-ma...item3f22214eed

And heres Lee Henson's shell after sparyed in awesome colours(sorry lee for using your shell) :-
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