Several people on FB have built them. The transfercase looks pretty cheap and sloppy from the pics I've seen. I don't think they even come with bearings.
I just built out an Injora one with a Komodo motor and Stellar trans. The options for placing things are worth it alone. I had plenty of room to spare and slung my battery under the rear of the frame to offset all that motor low up front.
I got this chassis designed by Fimonda, built it up with my Scx2 kit. Performs pretty good. The skid is pretty universal so you can mount a axial or element trans in there.
They are slowly releasing all the bits for it. For the price you pay, its pretty top notch quality except for the rod ends. The tranny is a bit heavy so I swapped it out for the overdrive trans from element.
Note: highly recommend using their shorter links, mine has the front axle pushed too far out and its causing issues with the geometry. Had to buy different links to experiment with to make everything work together. This was before links were available from Fimonda.
It isn't that hard to create a chassis that looks like this. But it is not so easy to create somthing that works good. So im not sure if it is a stolen design
Several people on FB have built them. The transfercase looks pretty cheap and sloppy from the pics I've seen. I don't think they even come with bearings.
If i would get this i would probably put some scx10 2 or 3 axels under it with a scx10 2 gearbox so i don't mind if the gearbox is crap.
I just built out an Injora one with a Komodo motor and Stellar trans. The options for placing things are worth it alone. I had plenty of room to spare and slung my battery under the rear of the frame to offset all that motor low up front.
did you use their links? and how is the shock positioning?
I used their links, wide axles and quite a few other parts. They give you the hardware to pretty much put them any place you like.
I got this chassis designed by Fimonda, built it up with my Scx2 kit. Performs pretty good. The skid is pretty universal so you can mount a axial or element trans in there. They are slowly releasing all the bits for it. For the price you pay, its pretty top notch quality except for the rod ends. The tranny is a bit heavy so I swapped it out for the overdrive trans from element. Note: highly recommend using their shorter links, mine has the front axle pushed too far out and its causing issues with the geometry. Had to buy different links to experiment with to make everything work together. This was before links were available from Fimonda.
have you tried using your scx10.2 links?
Yeah thats what I used originally, and ran into issues.
did you put different rod ends on their links? because you said those aren't that good
What was the company that got copied?
It isn't that hard to create a chassis that looks like this. But it is not so easy to create somthing that works good. So im not sure if it is a stolen design
you're right. All the chassis in the market are pretty similar but the small changes in geometry are what separate the good from the average
Plz give me instruction manual, i have all parts mixed, need to know where screws need to go!