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I know the B4 buggy has a lot of GPM and other metal parts available but what options are there in terms of chassis? Can I get an aluminum chassis for this buggy? Is there a CF conversion available in the style of the RC10 graphite or something similar? I'd love to find a metal chassis.

team durango made an milled alloy chassis but finding someone that will part with it will cost you about what 10-15 b4's will run you. highly collectible and rare.

you also have the x-6 mid engine molded chassis conversion. its still available

and my personal fave is the atomic carbon s2 carbon fiber mid motor chassis conversion. very short production run / no longer made.

x-6 site = http://www.xfactoryrc.com/rc/index.php

Quite cool indeed. I know about the X-6 but I was hoping to get an alu chassis. Thansk for the info.

i found another conversion chassis for the b4. its a flat dirt oval chassis. they have a few options to choose from also.

http://www.ccscustomparts.com/ccs_custom_chassis_systems_031.htm

and on a side note. if anyone wants to see the durango chassis unbuilt to show it in full detail let me know and i will post those pics when it shows up

Here's my er B4...... LOL

Check out the vega conversion, I think it is under team extreme. Also something out there called a centrino.

losiXXXman wrote:Check out the vega conversion, I think it is under team extreme. Also something out there called a centrino.

The Gen 2 Vega has just been released for the B4.1
http://www.teamxtreme.co.uk/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=16&products_id=426

And the Centro C4.1 is a more successful mid motor conversion than the Vega
http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/cml_product.php?productId=0000006341

Both nice looking conversions

may i ask why someone would want any additional metal parts on a b4?

you'll break more, you'll be heavier and the plastic/plastic carbon cars will still win.

i'm not talking about mid motor conversions, i can see why those work on european turf/carpet tracks.

There is a company that makes an aluminum sheet style chassis for the B4/4.1 as well as the T4 series of cars. I think they had 3 different lengths. They are black anno (i assume hard). I don't have a link, but they were being marketed over on RCTECH. Look over there and see what you can find. -Jeff

Jay Dub wrote:http://www.rccaraction.com/blog/2011/10/14/team-rcrd-b4-1-longer-aluminum-chassis-conversion/

I experimented with a RCRD +8 chassis a while back. It’s a nice piece but very heavy, 100+ grams heavier than the plastic AE Worlds chassis. The car was very planted but felt lazy, I was thinking about revisiting it soon with the use of a shorty pack.

Did anyone make mid-engine conversions for the B2/B3?