What radio tray is this?

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J-Revo

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I'm looking to upgrade my servo/radio tray on my FG Monster Truck 4x4.

When I monted my hydraulic brake kit I got a alu radio tray, but I don't like it very much.

What radio tray are you guys using on your 4x4? And what will fit togeter with hyd brakes? I'm looking for one with the holes for the battery tray posts.

What radio tray is this:
 

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That looks like one of the first alloy hop-ups I fitted to my MT.
(It already had alloy engine mounts and front arms, hubs, etc.)

YES, it should be fine.

You need the 'adaptor bar' for slightly shorter servos if you want to fit Rhinos.
(You should be able to fit 2 side by side if you wish.)

Al.
 
you will be lucky getting one of them new now there was a guy on ebay doing them a year or so back he done these the side rails and bumpers all with the race logo cut out i did have one and they wernt that expensive about 30 quid i think but not seen them for over a year now you may be able to get a second hand one on ebay its pot luck i know there was a carbon fibre one on there the other day

as said above make one its not a big deal and its more rewarding plus its a nearly free mod
 
Any other radio trays out there that would be almost the same? Carbon would also be ok!

We are changing houses very soon, and my metal workshop is all in boxes and crates.
Don't know when I will be setting it back up at our new place, so I'm looking to buy one :):) All I have at the moment are my small size tools.
 
Keep a look out on Ebay mate.

If you're not able to cut / stamp yourself - I'm not either - perhaps make a template and buy a piece of 3mm Al sheet or cut-off and take it to a machine shop somewhere - always one somewhere near ...

Al.
 
atom3624 said:
Keep a look out on Ebay mate.

If you're not able to cut / stamp yourself - I'm not either - perhaps make a template and buy a piece of 3mm Al sheet or cut-off and take it to a machine shop somewhere - always one somewhere near ...

Al.
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Good idea, you might get lucky and find a young apprentice to do it in his lunch hour for a few beers.
 
even better take the whole car with you get them into the hobby as people do get hooked just looking at them i did then you not only have more bash buddys but a engineer in your pocket hmmm just think of all the goodies your new best friend can make you in his lunch hours sweet win win all round
 
Hello mate. Bought one exactly like tht last night. They are on Hobbeystores website. About 31 quid. Tried to make one but got pissed off so spent some more dosh and gettin the real article
 
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