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Old 23-12-2014
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Default B Max 2 MR / 4 Shorty Hybrid

Hi guys,

I want to show a first photo of my cross-breeding attempt of a B Max 2 MR with a B Max 4 shorty kit. It has an asymmetric carbon chassis with aluminium sides.
I am curious how it goes... Hopefully as well as all these Team C carpet munchers here.
More photos tomorrow, I have no idea how I could upload more than 1 image from my ipad...
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looks great. does regular 2wd body fit?
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yes - I really like the original B Max 2 body. Just have to cut out a tiny bit at the right rear of the body.
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That looks brilliant.
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Seems like there are several versions of these buggies being created.

-AE/Cobra
-AE/Xfactory
-Team C
Etc.

Can't wait to see how it performs!



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Is the chassis carbon? Hows the flex?

What are the side pods made from?

Have you put the rear of the car on balance scales?
I know the shorty 4wd with the motor on one side and battery on the other is perfectly balanced Left <> Right. Adding esc behind motor may put the weight heavier on the motor/esc side.
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The chassis is made from 2,5 mm carbon, the side pods are CNC machined from 7075 aluminium.

Total weight is 1616 g (including body).
Weight distribution - see diagram.
Pretty close to a perfectly balanced car left/right.
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