ProLine CF chassis

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Why do people think racing is not as rough on a baja as bashing. Evidently many have never raced. You get 6 to 10 baja on a track running in to each other on the time many times 3 to 5 feet off the ground in the air or landing on top of one and see how much abuse a baja takes when racing. I do not break near as much bashing as I do racing.

Roomer has it the ProLine CF chassis is going to sell for around $150 less then half of the ones on the market now.
 
46u said:
Why do people think racing is not as rough on a baja as bashing. Evidently many have never raced. You get 6 to 10 baja on a track running in to each other on the time many times 3 to 5 feet off the ground in the air or landing on top of one and see how much abuse a baja takes when racing. I do not break near as much bashing as I do racing.

Roomer has it the ProLine CF chassis is going to sell for around $150 less then half of the ones on the market now.
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I've raced. Not a Baja, but I've raced many others. I can understand the abuse, but I'm just not a CF guy. I'm not crapping on it, for what I do, it serves no other purpose than looking pretty. :flowers:
 
I like the weight savings as weight is horse power. If you have a 30 pound Baja with a big highly modified engine it would not be any faster then a 20 pound Baja with a stock 26. Yes I primarily race and all ways looking for a good way to loose weight even on my 1/8 scale racers. But I do understand what you are saying as well.
 
well for me i feel it an old news coz we alrdy made 1 and i think its lighter than this 1 ... ill leave u with the pics
btw the way its longer than the stock chassis by 5 cm
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