No, even for Nitro or Electric of the same car. Batteries take up space sometimes. Obviously some bodies may fit in different cars and may require modifications. But no they’re not universal by any means.
The wing flexes a lot during crashes causing the paint to flake off and looks terrible, instead scuff the wing with sand paper to give it a frosted look.
I don't paint mine for a couple reasons. 1. I don't really like the way it looks. 2. When you paint a lexan/Polycarbonate body, you have a gloss side and a dull side. With a body, you only see the gloss side, with a wing, you see both. 3. If you're racing a lot, you'll go through wings every couple weeks, and then the work of painting wings gets to be a lot more. But... I did get used to running unpainted wings when I started. If you like painted wings, rock one!
What colors did you use....looks cool....I like that yellow....matches the rims....👍
Where do you get the hook and loop fastener?
Does the roller come with window mask??
WHAT KINF OF ELECTRONICS DO YOU HAVE IN THE SET UP
Can u tint the windows or paint them? Or is there a rule against it?
Do you sell just the window mask???
I like to put the hook side of the Velcro on the body and loop on the chassis. then the hooks doesn't scratch the body.
I use a thin layer of Shoe Goo on the body in areas that might rub to avoid losing paint, which eliminates the possibility of this issue.
I’m just curious to know are most body’s universal for the 1/8th scale buggy’s
No, even for Nitro or Electric of the same car. Batteries take up space sometimes. Obviously some bodies may fit in different cars and may require modifications. But no they’re not universal by any means.
I use 3M Velcro..no need to glue
Why do most people not paint the wing?,I'm getting mine painted.just looks unfinished that way.
Because it looks better in peoples opinion
The wing flexes a lot during crashes causing the paint to flake off and looks terrible, instead scuff the wing with sand paper to give it a frosted look.
Vegan Bear mines a shelf queen so hers will get painted.if she does get played with I guess I'll just put a plain one on.
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I don't paint mine for a couple reasons. 1. I don't really like the way it looks. 2. When you paint a lexan/Polycarbonate body, you have a gloss side and a dull side. With a body, you only see the gloss side, with a wing, you see both. 3. If you're racing a lot, you'll go through wings every couple weeks, and then the work of painting wings gets to be a lot more.
But... I did get used to running unpainted wings when I started. If you like painted wings, rock one!
he never looks happy