...NOTHING was the word that won me Randel's awesome Carbon Fiber chassis.
-The Carbon Fiber Chassis is as stiff as it can get, there is zero flex in the whole piece, virtually eliminating the need for a rear chassis brace stiffener or torque rod (but I still put them in for added strength).
- It is noticeably lighter than the stock composite plastic chassis, my Mamba 6800 had even less problems hauling my Mini Inferno around my garage.
-I had my Mini Inferno do jumps off stacks of books and cardboard, flight was very even, and I didn't need to adjust throttle or brake during any of the launches. (My battery pack did always move out of position after every jump though, I didn't want to stick Velcro on the awesome chassis...yet)
-Even though I'm nothing of an expert in Radio Control, I could feel the Mini Inferno do somewhat tighter and more responsive turns to a degree, in my small garage.
-Every detail of the CF chassis was perfect...the cutting and drilling were very clean, all the holes were in the exact right place, they were countersunked, except the holes for the motor mount, but that is also a good thing, to reduce the underside of the chassis from being scratched too much.
Overall, Randel Stevens created an excellent piece of work, and you should try it out, should you ever in need of great looks and increased performance. <-
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