High sided B44 shell

[gainsy]

I am looking for a high sided B44 shell as my gtb speedo is quite high & would like a bit more room around the fan
Anyone got any suggestions as to what the best 1 on the market is?
I have put the electrics in like this, would i be better served with the esc behind the servo? have left the motor wires long just in case i need to move it
Any advice much appreciated
Cheers
Gainsy

[Darren Boyle]

Exotek MAKO 44 - designed especially for more room in the B44, it is what I run myself.....

[gainsy]

Cheers for that :thumbsup:

[coolcars782]

Maybe trying swap the rx the esc around, and see how that goes...

[branstonpickle]

thought this might help u to decide where to put ya electrics i dont use small equipment but with this layout there is loads of room under the shell

[peetbee]

Go with the layout carl & branston have suggested and the standard shell will be fine

[gainsy]

Cheers guys, will try it the other way round & get 1 of them shells as i like the look of it
:thumbsup:

[RoyalCBR]

Exotek Mako 44 shell, I have one, and it is PERFECT for fitting everything in. :thumbsup:

Plus at the recent waterlogged Silverstone event, my car got no water inside after each run.

DMS sell them, and I have to say very good/quick service.

[Adam F]

Once you have moved the esc, make sure the power wire is man enough for the job.

It looks like its much lower gauge on the positive battery side? That wont help.

I use the JC Punisher shell and have loads of room, plus you don't have two potentially hot things right next to each other...

[gainsy]

[QUOTE=x313;516787]Once you have moved the esc, make sure the power wire is man enough for the job.

It looks like its much lower gauge on the positive battery side?

Cheers, the wire is the same all round, just looks like that in the picture :)
Going to move it all later, cracking car, just taken it for it's first run, what can i say, bloody fast & jumps like a dream :) can't wait to race it soon at Stotfold :)